Bagseed+Recoverying all fluoro[1st Grow]

ismokeshrubs said:

1 big top or a few smaller ones + more undergrowth.

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lol dont even really know...which one makes for a shorter, bushyer plant u think?

oden230 said:

lol dont even really know...which one makes for a shorter, bushyer plant u think?

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if you top it will stay shorter for sure.

ismokeshrubs said:

if you top it will stay shorter for sure.

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How would u go about toping more then once? Like how long do u wait?

oden230 said:

How would u go about toping more then once? Like how long do u wait?

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like a week or so.

Quik Update:
Got some rooted clones from mY nIGgA dR SHAKALU!!
So i changed the setup a bit.

I now have
#1, #2b, #3, #4, #5a, #5b, #6a, #6b.
(All from Dr Shakalus girls)
And ive decided the one i started is #2a.

Pictures here in a minute...

Alright so heres where im at!

Dr Shakalu hooked it up with 2 more 40watt CFL's!, and i put in one 23watt CFL.
So im at 183watts, and im still not sure how i can use my 40watt T12ers.

Also a dope way to transport clones!

Lookin better, Hella curlin under but it'll proly be better once it gets more into the new soil, only been like a day since I transplanted her.

Gona Be Sweet!!!

Lol, decided to name the plant i started form seed #1, the #1 form dr shakalu was a dud.

Any one know what can cause curling of the leavs??

Because the other one is #1 now the one that was #2b is now just #2...

All looking good so far, though #2 is droopy.

I think i figured it out, Ive read curling of the leaves and being dark green can be a result of heat stress, and since my closet is around 90*F all the time they're prolly geting cooked.
OH and I need to put my lights on 18/6 to make it cooler.

Is it ok to switch from 24/0 to 18/6??

idk bro doesnt look like ur having good luck from what i see they all look sick too much n to much nutes now u prolly clogged the roots somehow i would have flushed then added alil epsom salt in water incase the older roots have rotted and are sufforcating the new growth. does the soil in any of them pots dry out good or does it seem like there always wet??? i had a sorta sick plant i nursed it till i got it to flowering then i added the epsom salt which improved my plants health the plant seems to be using more water now and i hardly see any sagging looks like a grade a crop now

they do NOT all look sick the others are still new fresh rootings give them a chance before you ditch any or cut them up, idk i think that your doing great bro , i dont think there is any clogging or rotting of the roots there was too much N and prolly to much of every other nute also lol in that old soil but i hella doubt that it was enough to clog and rott your root system we got it out of there pretty damn fast and the others started in the new soil so im sure its fine but if ou want i can get ome epsom salt and we can flush but i think once those roots get out of the soil we had before and into the new better soil they will spring right back up .and as far as 18/6 go's do it just make your dark time start late at night almost early in the morning so you can still work on your grow opp during the day and your lights are off when your sleeping . the most important thing is that its the same every single time so use that timer we got and i promise we will figure something out for the heat that is too hot but all is well the universe will provide my friend ,,,,,,,,,
good luck and godspeed , DR.DREADS
PS , luv u bro , call me

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420newbieg said:

idk bro doesnt look like ur having good luck from what i see they all look sick too much n to much nutes now u prolly clogged the roots somehow i would have flushed then added alil epsom salt in water incase the older roots have rotted and are sufforcating the new growth. does the soil in any of them pots dry out good or does it seem like there always wet??? i had a sorta sick plant i nursed it till i got it to flowering then i added the epsom salt which improved my plants health the plant seems to be using more water now and i hardly see any sagging looks like a grade a crop now

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Thanks for checkin it out newbieg,

i dont realy know what the fucks going on with #1, what i figured was when i transplanted there was still some of that other slightly nuted stuff containing all the roots(that looked very healthy), so it would still be geting those nutes for some time, I never flushed really but ive waterd a few times since then, epsom salt would probly be a god idea also.
I had a bit of a problem with soil not drying out until i got a fan, drys out nicely.

tHAnkS fOr tHe reP wHo eVer lEfft it!!

Well also if your using prenuted soil best to lay off ferts till flowering ive found i had used plant spikes way to many plant spikes and something else which had caused twisting of leave and sagging yellow/light green leaves way too much for vegging i knew that much after. I had also ran out of soil so when i noticed a 10th of the pot at the top had no soil i tryed to add some regular backyard soil nnot a good idea everytime i had watered the water would just puddle up and the pot would weigh more not to mention bugs i removed that soil after like 2 weeks

true the soil is prenuted but its very very low , the lowest i could find . but you make an awesome point , im odens big brother we are sorta doin this together . we actually just made a new light setup with the t-12's last time i looked at it it looked good but you never know. we will finish it soon and post pics

Looking good man. WHat part of AK you from? Im assuming your from AK from the potting soil. I grew up in Soldotna but moved to TX when i graduated for college/football. I miss it alot. Ak is amazing

Sexologist420 said:

Looking good man. WHat part of AK you from? Im assuming your from AK from the potting soil. I grew up in Soldotna but moved to TX when i graduated for college/football. I miss it alot. Ak is amazing

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haha Thanks for checkin it out man, but im not from AK(u mean alaska right?) thats just the brand of fertilizer.