lusid's Cave of Blunder & Husky Hut
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I'm looking forward to harvesting this current grow and getting it behind me. It's not going to be horrible, but there are a lot of funky buds and tons of larf. Tomorrow I'm going to take clones for the next cycle.
From here on out I'll go back to fairly heavy defoliation / pruning. Along with aggressive IPM. I do think I've figured out Jack's, so the nutrient regiment will stay the same.
I have a feeling I'm going to find root rot once I'm able to inspect them. Before I experiment with multiple feedings again, I'm going to invest in a soil moisture meter. The way I have my setup makes it hard to know what's going on in the root zone. So that is going to be my main focus. Keep the roots nice and the plants will follow.
From here on out I'll go back to fairly heavy defoliation / pruning. Along with aggressive IPM. I do think I've figured out Jack's, so the nutrient regiment will stay the same.
I have a feeling I'm going to find root rot once I'm able to inspect them. Before I experiment with multiple feedings again, I'm going to invest in a soil moisture meter. The way I have my setup makes it hard to know what's going on in the root zone. So that is going to be my main focus. Keep the roots nice and the plants will follow.
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That look lol so cute
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I've been wanting to get him on a tandem kayak. He doesn't like to swim, but I bet he would enjoy cruising around.
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These plants are filling in nicely after their first defoliating. I pulled a Zawtz runt that didn't make it to the canopy. Only three out of seven seeds sprouted, so not good numbers for that strain. The two that survived are doing well though.
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I had a collapse in the back (similar to 9/11 if anyone remembers that) and had to put up this second scrog net.
Cutting back the amount of feedings seemed to help, because the plants look like they kicked back into production mode.
Cutting back the amount of feedings seemed to help, because the plants look like they kicked back into production mode.
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These will be 2 weeks into flower in a couple of days, so I'll stop tucking them in 5 or 6 days. I have way more headspace to work with since I was able to scrog them low. So hopefully I can get a strong stack going. They look very healthy from root to leaf.
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This one looks like it's close to finishing. It's a huge plant. Too bad it didn't bulk up more.
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I can't even really see this plant because it's shorter than the rest and in the back. It was definitely the hardest hit by over watering issues, but it looks like a keeper. 
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I also put up a second net on the other side of my first tent. I would have taken a picture, but my hands were sticky af. I should have done it earlier. BK warned me, but it just seemed impossible at that point. I snapped some necks, but whatever. They were all starting to topple.
bk78
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Judging by your 50 mother plants you think everything is a keeper lol
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In a couple of days these plants will be 3 weeks from flip. I'm going to defoliate them once more and then leave them be. They are looking a lot healthier than my last cycle and seem to be budding quicker.
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^That's a firefly for those who don't know.