This years Window Grow

kinetic

kinetic

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I've been doing this for a few years now, figured I'ld post some pics, though last year was much better :blsmoke: Just some bag seed, my previous source is no longer viable :roll: Anyhow they got the fox farm ocean and molasses. I'm piecing together for a winter session, got a 3x3x6 tent and am waiting on a 250w from htg supply. I know 400w is better but I don't live alone so I had to compromise. Already have my w.w. seeds and am planning on doing four in that space. Feel free to critique, and offer any advice, I've been lurking here long enough to know that it will come unsolicited. :peace: [/ATTACH][/ATTACH][/ATTACH]
 

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kinetic

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Thanks guys, I think I'm gonna let her go another week before I top, she slowed and now seems to be having a growth spurt. I've never topped before, I've book marked uncle bens topping tech. and have an experienced friend coming over tonight to have a looksee....+rep'd for the comments btw
 
kinetic

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here's an update, the small one planted late and now I'm calling her 'stretch armstrong' :-P
Just transplanted the smaller one as you can see :joint:
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z4qqqbs

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ummm idk if you know this but windows filter the light as it goes through. are those green house windows? at the least do you keep the window super clean?
 
kinetic

kinetic

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Yes I'm aware of windows filtering light, I'm also aware that I got more than a zip last year off one plant doing this the same way last year, and the year before that a little less than a zip. Open the window and you got a screen for air flow and unfiltered light :blsmoke:
 
theexpress

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plants are stretched for light. especially the small one..... both are green and healthy though... get a fan blowing on them to improve stem strenght, root growth, and overall yield
 
Dwezelitsame

Dwezelitsame

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good job for all done in window how about food do they need any
looked a little pale in a couple of pics but overall better then i would have expected
keep up good work lets see where you end up

good luck
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IAmKrazy2

IAmKrazy2

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For a window grow, i am very impressed with your one plant. it looks like you have a nice corner, with a couple a windows that really help with light. I hope you the best.

I also agree with the other poster in that some good windex cleaning might really help your grow. Ever thought of some CFL's to help with the natural window light? The little boost, really might help.
 
kinetic

kinetic

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yea the little one absolutely stretched, I also trimmed all the bottom growth so it looks super stretchy. Right now it looks like I'm gonna top the large one, it's getting too tall and will soon be above the sill line. I'm hoping for another zip dried and cured from the larger one, I've supercropped it steadily but in the last week it's shot up a good 2 inches. As far as feeding only filtered h2o that sits for about 12 hours and the ffof soil. Gonna go with molasses in flower. Last year I used MG bloom booster twice (yea I know). Can't really do cfl's it's a pretty plain sight incognito grow. I appreciate the feed back all, hopefully I can get a pic from last year, one of my associates say they still have one. :bigjoint:
 
kinetic

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O.K. it's been a bit so here's a little update. The one that stretched I tied down, but found balls this morning so he's gone. Too bad as it was healthy with a thick stem. The other suffered a little bit of an "accident" while being moved, but pulled through quite well. She's about 19 days into flower.:weed: P.S. The yellow you see on the leaves is from the direct sunlight not any issues with my plant. S7300577.jpg S7300583.jpg S7300582.jpg
 
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