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  • Campesino
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    DankwingDuck Looks good!
    Remember that they do most of their growing AFTER the flip to 12/12! If you wait for the tent to be filled before you flip, then you will have serious space issues later on!
    So, good news really - you are closer than you thought!

  • DankwingDuck
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    It’s a work in progress . This is grow one . It can only get better . I’m going to veg till they fill 3x3 space between the three of them . You

  • Chefbjy
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    Coming along nicely now 😉.

  • DankwingDuck
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    6/17/2018

    changes res’

    ph5.9

    ppm 850

    painted all the buckets white . And foiled the lid this morning 6/19/2018. Also drilled holes for the air hoses and put them in with the rubber bushing I had . Did some more training . Looking pretty good in general .

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  • Chefbjy
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    Right? Wow I hope it goes as smooth as you hope it to. Transitioning into another place is difficult enough without lugging around a dwc. Across country with dwc please let us know how you manage to accomplish lugging around your grow 😃.

  • Campesino
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    Moving across the country in a week!? Won't be an issue!?
    Wow
    I would love to know how you plan to pull this off!

  • DankwingDuck
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    Quick overdue update
    Changed res a few times
    ph 5.8 ppm 945

    been training my plant ant so they cover the lid of the 5 gallon bucket. They are looking good . The WW is the smallest by far But is looking well . A few more weeks of veg and she should be to the size I want .

    Will be be moving across the country in another week or so . So I’m just working on getting them ready for that . I don’t think it will be an issue

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  • DankwingDuck
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    Topped all nodes on all 3 plants today . Doing res change and full update tomorrow .

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  • Chefbjy
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    I lost count of the branches I've broken and the limbs I've taped up. It's really a learning process and getting the feel for your plants literally. Now my wife asks me "why are you being so rough on them?" I just say duh!!...lol but I know how beautiful they'll be when I'm done 😉.

  • DankwingDuck
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    fwril i am sry I just seen your comment didn’t mean to ignore it . I would have liked to crop them about 2 nodes up but I don’t believe it makes much of a difference . It will stand back up enough so it doesn’t sit on the ground. In fact I have had to tie it down 2 times since I cropped just to keep it even . Just look up some good training techniques and go for it that’s what I did. I feel like a combo . I was going to just tie it down but i wanted to step upside my confront zone and just go for it . And I’m ADD so I’m very impulsive. I had to cut a few branches away when I cropped it just because the way it was laying. And I broke on small branch of . So be careful and take you time .

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  • DankwingDuck
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    6/4/2018

    sk#1.1 / sk#1.2 / ww

    ph 5.7 ppm 885

    All look healthy and recovering well after training . Moved Ww & 1.2 up to nute range same as 1.1 . Got my humidity and temp locked in finally . It sits nicely at 77-83 and 40-50 rh so I’m happy about that . Lights have been moved around and lowered . Re did my vent system so I could move the light around and it still be hooked up.

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  • DankwingDuck
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    I will do that. I used what was sitting here . But I’ll get some of that

  • Campesino
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    Love the training and it'll pay dividends
    I can't remember if I have mentioned this to you already (I say it a lot), but when I see sticky tape on plants I have to recommend grafting tape instead.
    Grafting tape sticks to itself rather than the plant, allows the plant to grow because it stretches, and can be removed without causing plant injury. It is what professional horticulturalists use and it only costs $4. Plants will heal much quicker from supercropping injuries or any other injury if wrapped in grafting tape.

    Grafting Tape $4 http://a.co/bqo6OIt

  • fwril
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    Interesting, I'm new here my self first grow. I debated between soil or hydro. Decided soil would be simpler for me. Really cool to see someone doing hydro and it going well for them.
    Can I ask you you super cropped them all at the base like that? Did you just want to keep them as short as possible?

  • Sockfilter
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    Nice Job on the training, I am all about LST'ing and getting a flat tabletop canopy..

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