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La Azulrubi

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Dude just follow the direction. I'm using the same nutes. For aggressive growth 3-2-1 on all 3 then change it up when you transition to bloom 2-2-2. Then for blooming 1-2-3. It works
 
remyaz0

remyaz0

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Update on the OSD, thinned out the canopy over the weekend and took a few pics. Starting to pull back nutes as well, over did it a bit and they quickly showed some deficiencies, gave them another gallon worth and they showed no more signs, so going to go a bit slower. Anyways enjoys pics they coming along good.
 

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legallyflying

legallyflying

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Nice looking set up black. If I can make a suggestion, if your going to scrog, I have found I get better yields if I top early, just above the best looking 4 nodes that are opposite each other. Then you get four main stalks. Prior to hitting the screen I pull down the highest one to make them all grow even.

You will get four nice thick main branches. Typically, the thicker the branch the bigger the bud. When the hit the screen each branch goes a different direction. Fills the screen quickly. I should post pics, just flipped last week. Heading down to San Diego for some sun though.
 
BlackTuna

BlackTuna

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Thanks LF,

I've a few tricks off my port side that are working. Takes a little bit of time but you'll see em' soon enough.

I know, I know, I hang my lights too high, don't feed em' enough at 650ppm, and rarely change my water out.
Rooms run too cold at 56 to 68 degrees, waters is too cold at 60f and my feet are too big.

But somehow, someway, i manage.

Let me work my whoo-doo, like only I do, shake my money-maker, and tweak Momma Nature, and in the end we'll share a laugh or two.

Putting two more girrrls in flower tonight after cutting some more clones.

Thanks for the keen eyes and looking out.
 
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onthedl0008

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Im def jealous of ur plants environment Black id much rather be battleing cold temps than the 90 degree days we already starting to get!
 
BlackTuna

BlackTuna

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Good things take time, great things take a lil' more,,,,,,,,,,, The flower girls will throw buds and fill those screens.
About ready for the marker stake to go in to measure the uniform growth that'll appear soon.

And of course those dirty girls need loving too. Three more out back in the organic soil. Heck, even got me a Bonzai going.

I know, I know, but if I told you more, the,,,,,,,,,,

Never mind.
 

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BlackTuna

BlackTuna

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Bondage can be good.

I'll clip a few more clones off these teens and get them going then throw em into flower. about 4 weeks more of teens.
I'll have to start another screen and light.

Getin buzy in here
 
legallyflying

legallyflying

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56 to 68 degree room? Wow! That is cold, it certainly gets that cold at night for certain land races but not most. Certainly flies in the face of everything I have read about optimum conditions. Interested to see how things go. Many ways to skin a horse, that's for sure.
 
legallyflying

legallyflying

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Your training little lambs there. I'm training monsters! I get home from vacation tonight. I'll show you some pictures of the multiple mega stalks I'm talking about.

The ability of a plant to transport nutrients is regulated by many things (humidity, temperature, concentration gradients in the root zone blah blah blah; but it is limited by the size or volume of the phloem. Which is directly correlated to stalk diameter. (Since phloem is only found in the cambium of the plant).

It's a fluid dynamic thing. X amount of nutrients trying to travel down one or two large pathways as opposed to several large paths.
 
RL420

RL420

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Hey guys quick question, does anyone know what causes the leaves to twist slightly? I could post pics if needed. I did a bit of googling and the common answer is heat. Although my problem with this answer is it only gets to 80f-82f at plant level. I'm really paranoid putting in my window A/C in april(i live in a big city on a mainroad) so i hope its not really heat causing this. I also have a oscilating fan in there moving air around.
 
legallyflying

legallyflying

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Twist like turn in a spiral or twist like twisting in on itself?

Indeed heat is a common culprit of twisting but typically you get taco leaves instead of twisting. Try raising the lights if you can. If its 82 degrees, the leaf surface is likely around 86 as it is absorbing all the energy of the bulb.
 
RL420

RL420

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onthedl0008

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Yea anytime i have any fan leaf issues its usually becuz of heat and/or ph or a mixture of both causeing problems and wreaking havoc to one another..
Whats ur res temps?
 
RL420

RL420

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onthedl0008 said:
Yea anytime i have any fan leaf issues its usually becuz of heat and/or ph or a mixture of both causeing problems and wreaking havoc to one another..
Whats ur res temps?
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73, im running a RDWC so thats the temp of the controller bucket i would assume the plants buckets are the same. is 73f-74f an issue?


looks like ima have to put the a/c in :(
 
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