first grow.. 3 weeks flowering what do you think?

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thcbluntz

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• Jun 9, 2015

• #1

I just started using big bud.. this is 3 and a half weeks into.flowering what do you think.. good yield??potential? Any feedback is good.. im nee at this.. its Afghan kush..

 

Runagi

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• Jun 9, 2015

• #2

Looks great man. I think it has potential to give you a few good buds. The plants overall might need a little help from supports since they haven't grown in thick, but certainly looks healthy!

 

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thcbluntz

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• Jun 9, 2015

• #3

Thanks i was a little worried wasnt sure if it the way its supose to for 3 and a half w
Weeks im hoping for some good yield... what do you mean by support..?? Sorry newbie..lol

 

Bud Tipps

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• Jun 10, 2015

• #4

It looks like it is stretching to reach the light. What sort of light is it under?

 

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thcbluntz

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• Jun 10, 2015

• #5

T8 flouro and a few cfls on the sides of the plant..

 

Pureblood89

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• Jun 10, 2015

• #6

Is it just me or does this look like a spider mite web?

 

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thcbluntz

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• Jun 10, 2015

• #7

Sorry in person theres no webbing i think that might.be some sort if reflection.. i have been using azamax periodically due.to seeing some knats here and there havent seen any webbing but im going to check again today now that you mentioned it.. i stare at them for hours lol so i dont think so but ill check again,.

 

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thcbluntz

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• Jun 10, 2015

• #8

Heres a close up of that top bud i dont think theres a web but maybe you see somethung i dont

 

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Runagi

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• Jun 10, 2015

• #9

thcbluntz said:

what do you mean by support..?? Sorry newbie..lol

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No worries man, by support i mean some thin stakes in the soil, gently tie wrapped to the stalks so that they don't lean over from the weight of your buds as they get thicker. If you do decide to do that, be careful how you drive the stakes in the soil - you don't want to destroy any roots. Honestly at this point you're probably good to just keep going to flowering. CFL lights are challenging to work with but it's definitely possible. Looking forward to your final product!

 

green217

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• Jun 10, 2015

• #10

Looks good! I can see a few brown pistils on the close up shot, check for male flowers. Handling it roughly or getting it to close to light can also cause pistils to turn brown. beware of hermie plants, the way i usually find them is I start seeing premature browning of the pistils