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TheJosher21
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Thanks, man. It does my heart good knowing that I'm doing things things by her. 'Cause this is my first grow, I didn't really know what to expect.
TheJosher21
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Day 16
Ignore the miracle-gro. That is implemented in another grow.
Ignore the miracle-gro. That is implemented in another grow.
TheJosher21
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Day 17
smokey green
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So I take it I can order seeds from this dr. atomic.... And it is now called blueberry jam? Thanks for the info..
GreenIce
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Looking good Josher! Love the way those branches are spacing so tightly....it is going to be a bushy monster if you can keep that up. I assume some of this is due to strain but also your light is very close to the breaking point I would guess and that is definitely helping to keep your branch spacing tight. Your newest 4 leaves show just a tad of browning/yellowing on the tips.......think this may be a little too close to the light.....I would back the light off just a bit like 4-6 inches and watch closely to see how the next set of leaves respond. You can also see the top leaves a little bit faded green as opposed to your lower leaves looking darker green.
max316420
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http://dratomicseedbank.com/
You wont regret it
Here is one that's a little under 2 weeks into flowering
You wont regret it
Here is one that's a little under 2 weeks into flowering
TheJosher21
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Thanks, man. I'm aware of the proximity of the light but I adjust accordingly when I go to bed but when I wake up, i'm surprised that the adjustment was for naught because her top is already touching the bulb. Haha. It's heat stress, will it really be detrimental to her health? I mean, to some extent, but would it be drastic?
TheJosher21
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Day 18
She's been too close to the light, accounting for the burnt tips of probably, 6 leaves. I adjusted it. Hopefully, she won't get burned anymore.
She's been too close to the light, accounting for the burnt tips of probably, 6 leaves. I adjusted it. Hopefully, she won't get burned anymore.
TheJosher21
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Day 19
JohnTheFarmer
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Back off the nutes just a tad. The yellow tips are from nute burn, of which the beginnings of was evident in your day 14 pics and has progressed. It doesn't look like you are cooking the plants way to hot w nutes, just a tad. Note the leaves in your most recent pics curling into a "V" with the leaf tips curling downward. Then the yellowing at the tip. It's nute burn for sure.
TheJosher21
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Thank you for the advice. However, I don't think I use nutes - a significant amount, anyway - up to this point, I've used only half a serving Big Bloom. I don't really water that much, either, she's barely just finishing off a gallon of water. Other than the Big Bloom, she doesn't eat anything else.
TheJosher21
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Day 20
TheJosher21
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Day 21
I checked her height today and she is nearing 9 inches.
I checked her height today and she is nearing 9 inches.
TheJosher21
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Cola leaves are the 7-pointed leaves, right?
TheJosher21
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Day 24
She is nearing 12 inches.
Her pistils are prominent as of now and this is one of the three pairs.
I am thinking of starting her flower cycle in a couple of days, rounding off to just a little over 4 weeks, 2 less than what I had anticipated. This is pretty stupid but, is there such a thing as "too mature" in marijuana plants, i.e. maturity can be reached too fast, subsequently affecting her growth, and therefore her yield.
She is nearing 12 inches.
Her pistils are prominent as of now and this is one of the three pairs.
I am thinking of starting her flower cycle in a couple of days, rounding off to just a little over 4 weeks, 2 less than what I had anticipated. This is pretty stupid but, is there such a thing as "too mature" in marijuana plants, i.e. maturity can be reached too fast, subsequently affecting her growth, and therefore her yield.
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