400watt HPS COCO indoor grow
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Nutty sKunK
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Hey Black, post up some pics if you can so we can help 
Blackhawk149
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Sry. Been busy. Sprayed them with neem oil yesterday and gave them feed. They look fine now and silver dust is 70% less. All good I hope.
Also pruned the affected lower leaf tips.
Also pruned the affected lower leaf tips.
elchupacabra
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pictures speak a thousand words man... it's a pain in the ass for a lazy stoned person to take the pics choose good ones and upload but if you do it'll help.
also my advice to you in the future is when something goes wrong observe it for a day or two before you take action. very often, a leaf or two may rust suddenly and crinkle and fall off...most of the time it's the plant getting rid of what it doesn't need for ideal utilisation of resources...if by chance the problem is a nute def and you flush there may be even less of the nute needed afterwards accelerating the problem...
like you did though, a safe bet always is to spray down with neem...if your plant hasn't started budding and you have powdery mildew, you can submerge your plant in a bucket full of h202 3% solution and rub gently on the leaves. take your plant out after a few minutes and it's generally more than enough to get rid of the problem without damaging the plant...it takes effort but it's a surefire way of getting rid of mildew or even mites for that matter. for mites you don't even need the h202, just drown the fuck out of those bugs. ten minutes in the water and you'll have tiny little specks floating around the top . your plant will more than survive it..
good to know everything is going good.
it's a pain in the ass for a lazy stoned person to take the pics choose good ones and upload but if you do it'll help. also my advice to you in the future is when something goes wrong observe it for a day or two before you take action. very often, a leaf or two may rust suddenly and crinkle and fall off...most of the time it's the plant getting rid of what it doesn't need for ideal utilisation of resources...if by chance the problem is a nute def and you flush there may be even less of the nute needed afterwards accelerating the problem...
like you did though, a safe bet always is to spray down with neem...if your plant hasn't started budding and you have powdery mildew, you can submerge your plant in a bucket full of h202 3% solution and rub gently on the leaves. take your plant out after a few minutes and it's generally more than enough to get rid of the problem without damaging the plant...it takes effort but it's a surefire way of getting rid of mildew or even mites for that matter. for mites you don't even need the h202, just drown the fuck out of those bugs. ten minutes in the water and you'll have tiny little specks floating around the top . your plant will more than survive it..
good to know everything is going good.
Blackhawk149
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I flushed them few days back.
All looks good except that somango has had drooping leaves since flush. My coco was very dry yesterday so I gave them a half strength feed yesterday. After this the droop in nlxjack disappeared but somango is still droopy. What to do..?
here is them at day 27. How do they look?
Smango
left somango. Right nlxjack.
Ps. Sorry for bad pics. Was too lazy to get the camera so had to do with ipad.
All looks good except that somango has had drooping leaves since flush. My coco was very dry yesterday so I gave them a half strength feed yesterday. After this the droop in nlxjack disappeared but somango is still droopy. What to do..?
here is them at day 27. How do they look?
Smango
left somango. Right nlxjack.
Ps. Sorry for bad pics. Was too lazy to get the camera so had to do with ipad.
Blackhawk149
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Ya RO. BTW Somango looks better now.
Blackhawk149
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M going n doing LST on nlxjack. Will LST shomango tomorrow.
Blackhawk149
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LST done. Btw. I havE been noticing. Why do my plants droop at night when lights are off and perk up when lights are on. Is it just that they are sleeping.?
Blackhawk149
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pictures speak a thousand words man...
also my advice to you in the future is when something goes wrong observe it for a day or two before you take action. very often, a leaf or two may rust suddenly and crinkle and fall off...most of the time it's the plant getting rid of what it doesn't need for ideal utilisation of resources...if by chance the problem is a nute def and you flush there may be even less of the nute needed afterwards accelerating the problem...
like you did though, a safe bet always is to spray down with neem...if your plant hasn't started budding and you have powdery mildew, you can submerge your plant in a bucket full of h202 3% solution and rub gently on the leaves. take your plant out after a few minutes and it's generally more than enough to get rid of the problem without damaging the plant...it takes effort but it's a surefire way of getting rid of mildew or even mites for that matter. for mites you don't even need the h202, just drown the fuck out of those bugs. ten minutes in the water and you'll have tiny little specks floating around the top . your plant will more than survive it..
good to know everything is going good.
If I top and tie down Indian strains outdoors. How tall will they become?
Can't afford to get them taller than my balcony railing.
andreekatuss
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Согласен с ним идея конечно интересная и хотелось бы дописать, но вот что то в голову ничего не приходит, может чуть позже...
Blackhawk149
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если вы хотите что-то сказать, было бы лучше, если вы используете английский язык, потому что никто не понимает вашего России здесь. Спасибо анальное отверстие
elchupacabra
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see it depends on how vigorous and active you are about tying them down
i tied my girl down actively almost every other day, 10 months later at harvest she
was 6 feet tall and more than 5 feet wide...5 feet wide on average that is, so good luck
i tied my girl down actively almost every other day, 10 months later at harvest she
was 6 feet tall and more than 5 feet wide...5 feet wide on average that is, so good luck
elchupacabra
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hmm i've heard that lst'ing autos is questionable but yours seem to be a decent size and i can't see the harm in getting more light to a part of your plant, that's never a bad thing...let's see if my somango is like yours after 27 days...
Blackhawk149
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So its 30 days since these sprouted, they look good except for a few weird coloured leaves at the base of somango.
what do you guys think? how do they look for 20 days ? they are both 17 inches tall from base of stem.
and yes both LSTed. (Just tied the side branches instead of the main stem as did not know how it would impact autos.)
NOW, the PICTURES,
left is SOMANGO and right is NLXJACK
Both have a million pistils showing everywhere.
here are some macro photos of the pistils.
Btw, got some mango. and what i got this time is the best i have ever smoked. 3 hits from the bowl and i was gone lol.
Peace
what do you guys think? how do they look for 20 days ? they are both 17 inches tall from base of stem.
and yes both LSTed. (Just tied the side branches instead of the main stem as did not know how it would impact autos.)
NOW, the PICTURES,
left is SOMANGO and right is NLXJACK
Both have a million pistils showing everywhere.
here are some macro photos of the pistils.
Btw, got some mango. and what i got this time is the best i have ever smoked. 3 hits from the bowl and i was gone lol.
Peace
braddaheee
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Looks nice! You got anything going in the veg room?
elchupacabra
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they're looking fine, what temps do you have running in there...
i'm not sure what the light yellowing is on the left...keep an eye on it and post us a pic in a day or two.
looking good for day 30, your medium is coco + perlite and you're using GG nutes, correct?
i'm not sure what the light yellowing is on the left...keep an eye on it and post us a pic in a day or two.
looking good for day 30, your medium is coco + perlite and you're using GG nutes, correct?
elchupacabra
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also, i think you can grow a lot more plants in there and get a lot more bud out of the same area if you use a bunch of 2 litre pots and grow them out under 18/6 from seed for autos or veg/flower for photoperiod plants. your bud per plant will go down but SOG is the way to go for small areas : ) or a scrog certainly is an option as well. i prefer sog because of the comparitively short vegetative time required
cheech2811
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Hey!The autos look really good!! when did you start feeding them nutes? my first auto is at day 12 and i was thinking of giving the macro nute npk 10-10-10 from GG tomorrow at half dose.