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Bbcchance

Bbcchance

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Don Gin and Ton said:
look forward to seeing them dried. they look to have easily eclipsed the colas I did last run. seeing shit like that makes me even happier I still have the original.

@Bbcchance was it ok to trim?
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Im looking forward to seeing those dry too, i usually dry trim(seems easier), but ive recently been making hash(a lot) and wanted fresh frozen to try so i went wet, trimmed pretty easy, just cut or pluck anything that isnt purple, knocked it out in 4 with smoke breaks, hung the main colas only, put the secondary cuts in a maybe hash pile and all the lower viney stuff rom the bottom and inside went to the bucket, im guessing plenty of flower weight for my needs just on the tops. Awesome work Don! Cant wait to hunt the regs bro!
 
Don Gin and Ton

Don Gin and Ton

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Bbcchance said:
Im looking forward to seeing those dry too, i usually dry trim(seems easier), but ive recently been making hash(a lot) and wanted fresh frozen to try so i went wet, trimmed pretty easy, just cut or pluck anything that isnt purple, knocked it out in 4 with smoke breaks, hung the main colas only, put the secondary cuts in a maybe hash pile and all the lower viney stuff rom the bottom and inside went to the bucket, im guessing plenty of flower weight for my needs just on the tops. Awesome work Don! Cant wait to hunt the regs bro!
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I bet the second cuts would pass as good buds over the pond here. Looks like a real nice weight in just the top colas.
 
green217

green217

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Bbcchance said:
Ouch, that sux man:cuss:. Glad they are bouncing back for you
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yeah me 2. They looked pretty crispy after that one watering, they were in rapid rooters, I left them in the rapid rooters until a couple days ago. They still are showing some deficiencies but they are slowly returning back to healthy plants. I have spent hours googling chlorine bleach and what it does, hard to find a definite answer, I just hope the rapid rooters aren't holding on to excess salts. They are in 1g pots of SS#4 with about 600ppm of botanicaire grow in them.
 
Bbcchance

Bbcchance

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green217 said:
yeah me 2. They looked pretty crispy after that one watering, they were in rapid rooters, I left them in the rapid rooters until a couple days ago. They still are showing some deficiencies but they are slowly returning back to healthy plants. I have spent hours googling chlorine bleach and what it does, hard to find a definite answer, I just hope the rapid rooters aren't holding on to excess salts. They are in 1g pots of SS#4 with about 600ppm of botanicaire grow in them.
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Not sure about the bleach either man, i use my local tap and it has a strong clorine odor, i tend to try to airaite it for 8 hrs at least before use, but ive used it right out the hose in a rush, no real ill effects, but im betting its still a lower concentration than your poor girls had, bet the plumber still charged you out the yang too
 
green217

green217

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Bbcchance said:
Not sure about the bleach either man, i use my local tap and it has a strong clorine odor, i tend to try to airaite it for 8 hrs at least before use, but ive used it right out the hose in a rush, no real ill effects, but im betting its still a lower concentration than your poor girls had, bet the plumber still charged you out the yang too
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The plumber was my uncle. So the labor was free. But yeah my concentrations were high for sure. Not to mention they were seedlings so they got pretty crispy. They look to have a magnesium deficiency possibly boron. Botanicare got a little Cal Mag in it. But I'm going to throw a little bit in the next watering to see if it helps.
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Camera lenses is scratch that makes all my pictures are blurry in the center. But you see what I'm dealing with. It looks so much better than they did. I thought they all were going to die
 
Bbcchance

Bbcchance

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green217 said:
The plumber was my uncle. So the labor was free. But yeah my concentrations were high for sure. Not to mention they were seedlings so they got pretty crispy. They look to have a magnesium deficiency possibly boron. Botanicare got a little Cal Mag in it. But I'm going to throw a little bit in the next watering to see if it helps.
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Camera lenses is scratch that makes all my pictures are blurry in the center. But you see what I'm dealing with. It looks so much better than they did. I thought they all were going to die
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It does look pretty rough, id go the infirmary route myself, higher doses of N, low power long lightcycle, maybe some plant silica(really helps get them through stress ime)im tough on them at times, but they usually can rebound from most things, if nothing else works maybe even a repot?
 
green217

green217

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Bbcchance said:
It does look pretty rough, id go the infirmary route myself, higher doses of N, low power long lightcycle, maybe some plant silica(really helps get them through stress ime)im tough on them at times, but they usually can rebound from most things, if nothing else works maybe even a repot?
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well i did just repot, hoping the new soil that never had that contaminated water ran through it makes them get healthier. Have them on 24hr light cycle, 2' off the 600w MH. The Sunshine Advanced 4 has some silica in it too. They have already came bank from the brink of death. It's just a matter of getting them completly healthy now. Definently set my harvest back a few weeks though, but have my cured plemon to hold me down. They aren't as yellow as the pic looks they look healthy at the top,not as yellow as the pic looks. but the previous growth gets pale, .then brown/red spots show.
 
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