The Vault’s 3 Bear OG Auto Comparative Grow – in association with Mephisto Genetics

JSheeze

JSheeze

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It's not oregano said:
Wow @steff44 the leaves on your Heisenberg look like proper little sun traps already. They look way bigger than my plants leaves at the same age. Nice one.

Both of my 3 bears at 14 days. Much more compact than steffs plant but my sour livers were compact for the first few weeks then took off like crazy so I am not too worried. If you look carefully my plants are getting new shoots from the stalk between and also along the stems of the lowest leaves, almost as though they are lst'ing themselves. They are both only about 2-3" high.
Giving a couple of hundred ml of water and seaweed extract in large circles around the plants every few days to get the roots to spread. The white on the leaves is where they were misted and it dried before I started to water the actual pots. I don't want to wipe it off and risk damaging the plants.

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So far, what has been your optimal height from the tops of your ladies that you've found works best with the globe-less households?
 
It's not oregano

It's not oregano

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JSheeze said:
So far, what has been your optimal height from the tops of your ladies that you've found works best with the globe-less households?
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I have 14" from soil level to bulb if lights are at highest and i use 10L pots. That is all the space i have to work with.

I tried bulbs lower with seedlings and they weren't keen, so I kept bulbs at highest point last grow and let plants grow as low as i could. Ended up with tips 3-4" away from lights at end. That seened to work ok.
 
HydroRed

HydroRed

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evergreengardener said:
So had alot of rain, had a flood couldnt get to room for about 48hrs had 3 of my bears messed up so its only going to be the one that survived for me. Also running 2 auto Nyc and 2 west coast og auto and vegging and training a few regulars while these grow
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Though not good they got flooded out, bright side is at least you still got something going to push forward with. Not a total loss.
 
evergreengardener

evergreengardener

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HydroRed said:
Though not good they got flooded out, bright side is at least you still got something going to push forward with. Not a total loss.
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Yea man shit happens. Wasnt a total loss so ill see what happens never thought id wish for snow but man it would be nice for the rain to stop. Never had flooding issues before the town was out working on their lines in my road before it happened and they werent done yet so theyre back up cause the basement to flood out
 
whitebb2727

whitebb2727

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evergreengardener said:
Yea man shit happens. Wasnt a total loss so ill see what happens never thought id wish for snow but man it would be nice for the rain to stop. Never had flooding issues before the town was out working on their lines in my road before it happened and they werent done yet so theyre back up cause the basement to flood out
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I feel for you. Couple years ago we had to fix the way out basement windows were put in. Had to add some block to them and pile dirt up against the house to sheet water away.

Came home to an inch of water in the basement. Sucks ass.
 
evergreengardener

evergreengardener

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whitebb2727 said:
I feel for you. Couple years ago we had to fix the way out basement windows were put in. Had to add some block to them and pile dirt up against the house to sheet water away.

Came home to an inch of water in the basement. Sucks ass.
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Yea man i added a stand pipe adapter so i can go down and stick a standpipe when i know its going to rain. Bought a much bigger sump pump. The stand pipe comes up higher than the next avail drain and thats in a old slop sink, so I added a utility pump that pumps 120gal an hour hooked up to a hose that runs out of the house and way out into the back yard. Hopefully this will keep me dry untill freeze or the town finishes working on the storm drain which ever is first
 
whitebb2727

whitebb2727

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evergreengardener said:
Yea man i added a stand pipe adapter so i can go down and stick a standpipe when i know its going to rain. Bought a much bigger sump pump. The stand pipe comes up higher than the next avail drain and thats in a old slop sink, so I added a utility pump that pumps 120gal an hour hooked up to a hose that runs out of the house and way out into the back yard. Hopefully this will keep me dry untill freeze or the town finishes working on the storm drain which ever is first
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Hope you get it a worked out and the rain slacks off. Flooded basements suck. Just an inch of water really sucked and was a lot of work to clean up.
 
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