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miz.khalifa

miz.khalifa

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What up y'all! I disappeared for a while after the last harvest... school and being Ms. Olimar has kept me busy lately. I do plan on updating regularly again now.

We started our second grow and are pretty excited. We have a good variety, mostly non-fem... that will be interesting :)

In the tent, under 600w MH:
1 LSD, fem
1 White Domina, fem, freebie
1 Blue Dream, non fem, bagseed
2 Dank's Supreme, Dank's, non fem
2 Sunshine Skunk, Dank's, non fem

We popped them I think on 11/26. I topped/fimmed all of them today. Planning on keeping them under far better control than last time... they got WAY too huge lol! Only gonna veg them for ~6 weeks (from seed) and hopefully keep a stricter feeding schedule. Also, Olimar is gonna switch em to 18/6 today/tmw once he sets up the timer.

So hi friends, old and new! :D

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Blitzedgrowkid08

Blitzedgrowkid08

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miz.khalifa said:
Here are some more pictures.

also, Olimar just told me the two Sunshine Skunks are Dank's. not coincidentally, they are the other two largest plants. wooo Dank!

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the ones with Xs were to denote Dank's stuff
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Damn I'm doin something wrong my plants. Got some planted around same date and they look nothing near the size of those plants. What size pot u start them in?
 
Blitzedgrowkid08

Blitzedgrowkid08

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Think drainage is my issue I have less than 5% perlite need to get some just gotta wait till I order something again but ya that shit def looks like it should
 
miz.khalifa

miz.khalifa

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Blitzedgrowkid08 said:
Damn I'm doin something wrong my plants. Got some planted around same date and they look nothing near the size of those plants. What size pot u start them in?
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from a paper towel they go into red cups w coco. when we can see roots poking out of the holes in the bottom of the red cups, i transplant to these 1gal with coco and perlite. these pots are $0.96 at home depot. from there we'll put them in 3gal smartpots.

lime73 said:
looks like a great start! welcome back, I'm lime nice to meet you...and subbed :D
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:)
 
miz.khalifa

miz.khalifa

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what kinda pots are they in? what medium? like soil/coco etc... def use more perlite. i don't measure, but it's about 40/60 perlite/coco
what kind of light?
 
Blitzedgrowkid08

Blitzedgrowkid08

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miz.khalifa said:
what kinda pots are they in? what medium? like soil/coco etc... def use more perlite. i don't measure, but it's about 40/60 perlite/coco
what kind of light?
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One gallon pots with peat based soil mixed with jolly gardener organic compost and topsoil(picked it up locally). Under 600 watt hps with espoma products as nutes. Waiting on advanced nutes iguana grow and bloom but I'm convinced I need more perlite. Started from the bottom with no resources but thanks to this site learned a shit ton in a short Time. Ill get u a pic here soon. They were planted on the 19th
 
Blitzedgrowkid08

Blitzedgrowkid08

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My qrazy train planted on the nineteenth. What kind of nutes do you use. Been thinking of trying different methods was just told organic was the way to go
 

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DutchKillsRambo

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junker1 said:
Another stupid question here, whats the coco you speak of?
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Coco or coco coir is the shredded husk from the coconut tree. Pretty popular alternative to traditional soilless if not also more expensive. People rave by it and I've not heard anything bad except the cost, which is comparable to some major soil brands.
 
junker1

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DutchKillsRambo said:
Coco or coco coir is the shredded husk from the coconut tree. Pretty popular alternative to traditional soilless if not also more expensive. People rave by it and I've not heard anything bad except the cost, which is comparable to some major soil brands.
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Thanks , I will do some research. I was picturing plants in cocoa powder lol
 
miz.khalifa

miz.khalifa

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DutchKillsRambo said:
Coco or coco coir is the shredded husk from the coconut tree. Pretty popular alternative to traditional soilless if not also more expensive. People rave by it and I've not heard anything bad except the cost, which is comparable to some major soil brands.
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we pay ~$30 for a 50L bag. i have no idea if that's high or low hehe. i prefer coco mostly because i'm familiar with it and i know how to use it. we have always used coco because when we first started, we read it was a stable medium with a lot of info behind it.

Blitzedgrowkid08 said:
My qrazy train planted on the nineteenth. What kind of nutes do you use. Been thinking of trying different methods was just told organic was the way to go
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hmm, yours should definitely be bigger! have you poked around a bit to see if you can see any roots? if you can't see any, my guess is the peat is too compact for the tiny roots to spread. try transplanting to the same size pot but with a higher perlite/soil ratio. knock of as much of the excess peat as you can w/o doing too much damage to the roots. we use house and garden A and B. i use some other botanicare supplements once they get to full strength nutes. if you're interested i will go get the info.

junker1 said:
Thanks , I will do some research. I was picturing plants in cocoa powder lol
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hehe, that's what i thought of at first too. actually, i thought hydropebbles (google it) were balls of cocoa... lol. but yeah, it's shredded and cleaned coconut husks. it has no nutrients in it so you MUST feed if you use coco. it's basically a blank slate, and technically hydroponic.
 
Blitzedgrowkid08

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miz.khalifa said:
hmm, yours should definitely be bigger! have you poked around a bit to see if you can see any roots? if you can't see any, my guess is the peat is too compact for the tiny roots to spread. try transplanting to the same size pot but with a higher perlite/soil ratio. knock of as much of the excess peat as you can w/o doing too much damage to the roots. we use house and garden A and B. i use some other botanicare supplements once they get to full strength nutes. if you're interested i will go get the info.
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Ya I would appreciate that miz thanks. And no I have not but I've known for a while now my issue was drainage. Don't have anywhere to get perlite tho. Thinkin about telling the local store to dig some out of the back cuz my girlfriend needs it for her house plants lol. Would order but sketched now. My brand new t5 showed up in a box that said grow light on it. So being in a non legal state I'm fuckin freaking out!!!!

btw you wouldn't happen to know some miraculous DIY soil drainage improvement tech would ya thanks happy growing
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ambedexteras

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good to see u back bud! my last grow of like 10 plants died 2 weeks from harvest. so fucking sad. i have an ILL grow sett up this time tho. got like 9 seedlings
already and got 22 seeds coming this week like 13 strains. Didnt evenn read this thread yet just saw your back and wanted to post and says whats up pimpin.
ill check this thread out manana. but if u geta min take a look @ mine. the line up has the potential to be legendary lol
 
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