GarageGardener69
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Any reflection of light is better than none…
Solo cup challenge 21/22
- Thread starter Nutty sKunK
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MATTYMATT726
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I had no snow on Christmas. It was 47°f. I'm in Buffalo NY. It SUCKED
twentyeight.threefive
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In Buffalo and a Miami fan? They must love you.I had no snow on Christmas. It was 47°f. I'm in Buffalo NY. It SUCKED
MATTYMATT726
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I love my Bills too though.
twentyeight.threefive
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Oh I'm sorry.
MATTYMATT726
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I don't know how costs are for you, but this would kill when you do smaller grows for little cost IMO. I have 2 135 watters and they are super good quality.I meant to ask about that as I have not used this LED strip lights before....how close would you typically have the LED to the plants?
The manufacturer suggested 12 inches, so that's where I've had it.
I keep the CFL bulbs about 2 inches away, just thought that would be too close for the LED strip.
BTW: I do have a tin foil "makeshift" hood but I remove it for the pictures so I don't have to hear people tell me how bad tin foils is
HLG 65 V2
HLG 65 V2 is ideal for a vegging or flowering in compact spaces. Equivalent to 120W T5 or 200W CFL output or 150W metal halide. Samsung LM301H LED
horticulturelightinggroup.com
Dank Bongula
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Was doing a few transplants yesterday afternoon so I slid this one out, put a little more soil in the bottom and some new soil on top and kinda repositioned it...finally starting to have a growth spurt - day 25
Budzbuddha
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99 problems -
Dr. Krippling Krippleberry auto is going slow ( 4 year old seed ) as you can see . All of my other germed cups ( popped around the 10th ) have now matched this god damn plant ( popped dec. 27th !!!! ) even those 2 coco hempy cups I had are now in final containers !
Question : Should just keep her going or set fire to it ?
Dr. Krippling Krippleberry auto is going slow ( 4 year old seed ) as you can see . All of my other germed cups ( popped around the 10th ) have now matched this god damn plant ( popped dec. 27th !!!! ) even those 2 coco hempy cups I had are now in final containers !
Question : Should just keep her going or set fire to it ?
MATTYMATT726
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Maybe slow, but it still looks really good. Theae are fun solo cups, so hardly looking for the extra space. I'd let her keep on keeping on.
Nutty sKunK
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Tortoise and the hare.. I’d keep for certain. Nice healthy new growth is what matters
Nutty sKunK
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Week 5 today and doing no bad. Been having some issues with a few of my plants recently. All calcium defs from what I suspect is too much P. I tried adding high P bat guano to my mix for the first time and I’m getting mixed results. Seems like all the P is now available when I was beginning to add my bloom feed and that is antagonising Calcium.
Ach well, lesson learned! Maybe I’ll just top dress it in mid/late flower from now on or make teas with it.
She’s looking a bit sorry for herself
Good luck all!
Ach well, lesson learned! Maybe I’ll just top dress it in mid/late flower from now on or make teas with it.
She’s looking a bit sorry for herself
Good luck all!
Rwomen
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yup, I lost all the big fan leafs on mine.Week 5 today and doing no bad. Been having some issues with a few of my plants recently. All calcium defs from what I suspect is too much P. I tried adding high P bat guano to my mix for the first time and I’m getting mixed results. Seems like all the P is now available when I was beginning to add my bloom feed and that is antagonising Calcium.
Ach well, lesson learned! Maybe I’ll just top dress it in mid/late flower from now on or make teas with it.
She’s looking a bit sorry for herself
Good luck all!
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Nutty sKunK
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Yeah the moment any stress happens they are first to go. This one and another plant I have are showing really bad cal deficiencies. Yet there’s another one which has perfect leaves.
I tend to forget that every strain has different hardiness/resistance and even phenotype can reveal certain quirks.
I love the look of a healthy leaves, like this orange biscuits from Mephisto. Really fool proof strain so far
Lizard0420
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I'm not to the end of the thread yet but can't help commenting. I'm not participating in this challenge but want to do one in the future. I'm using a similar nutrient (Masterblend) and love how easy (and inexpensive) it is to get really nice plants with these dry salt based nutrients.
Grow on
