OK, the ladies have been surviving my ignorance for the last 9/10 weeks now and they are in various forms of Bloom. We have been dealing with using Miracle Grow potting soil (yikes!) thankfully cut with coco...we have been trying to deal with nitrogen burn specifically on my two Granddaddy Purples and I think we will round the bend even though it will be an ongoing struggle, flushing and all.
The feedings have been, of late...Bloom/CalMag with a weekly dose of Recharge for my AK-47, Gorilla Glue, and Amnesia. My two GDDP's have been receiving plain water and then an i49 Stage 3 plant booster of 0-27-27, I have recently [last night] been giving them the above cocktail that the others are receiving.
That's my update, you can see where I've come from by searching "JavaBob"....the newest addition has been two 36w Red LED bulbs.
Here is my QUESTION: I have been practicing LST in order to keep all the plants approximately at the same height. (Another experience learned on growing similar girls at one time).
Have any of you ever removed your LST once in Bloom? Is there any benefit or detriment to doing so? My reason is (yet another lesson learned) I have a tent of 24x48x72 and foolishly am growing FIVE ladies, all Auto Fems...I see that I am becoming a victim of success and the canopy is very dense even with some minimal pruning. If I open up the canopy by removing the LST netting and start to raise the lights as needed will that allow more light and room to prune?
Below is my constantly changing setup:
Using General Hyros Up & Down. Botanicare's Cal-Mag, Grow & Bloom.
Bought ILGM's germ to bloom pack of supplements and a bag of RECHARGE.
According to my calendar, I am entering week TEN.
I keep the light at 12 to 18" on an 18/6 schedule, where after reading here I took the suggestion to switch them to 6 pm to noon from a 6 am to midnight, less of a heat issue that way. I also have added 2 - 8.5" reflector lamps and two RED 36W equivalent bulbs for the rest of the cycle.
The RED in the photos is from the additional RED BULBS.
The feedings have been, of late...Bloom/CalMag with a weekly dose of Recharge for my AK-47, Gorilla Glue, and Amnesia. My two GDDP's have been receiving plain water and then an i49 Stage 3 plant booster of 0-27-27, I have recently [last night] been giving them the above cocktail that the others are receiving.
That's my update, you can see where I've come from by searching "JavaBob"....the newest addition has been two 36w Red LED bulbs.
Here is my QUESTION: I have been practicing LST in order to keep all the plants approximately at the same height. (Another experience learned on growing similar girls at one time).
Have any of you ever removed your LST once in Bloom? Is there any benefit or detriment to doing so? My reason is (yet another lesson learned) I have a tent of 24x48x72 and foolishly am growing FIVE ladies, all Auto Fems...I see that I am becoming a victim of success and the canopy is very dense even with some minimal pruning. If I open up the canopy by removing the LST netting and start to raise the lights as needed will that allow more light and room to prune?
Below is my constantly changing setup:
- a 12x48x72 tent,
- Abriselux A1000 LED dimmable w/High PPFD 100watt
- Four-5 gallon bags (two GrandDaddy Purple Fems, one Auto Amnesia Fem, and one Auto Gorilla Glue Fem)
- One -7 gallon for my one Auto AK-47.
- The room is full, WAS manageable.
- One 6" fan on the floor interior.
- Two small 3" clip-on fans.
- A small 2300 c/f Mini Dehumidifier.
- A GrowAce 6" fan with a carbon filter.
Using General Hyros Up & Down. Botanicare's Cal-Mag, Grow & Bloom.
Bought ILGM's germ to bloom pack of supplements and a bag of RECHARGE.
According to my calendar, I am entering week TEN.
I keep the light at 12 to 18" on an 18/6 schedule, where after reading here I took the suggestion to switch them to 6 pm to noon from a 6 am to midnight, less of a heat issue that way. I also have added 2 - 8.5" reflector lamps and two RED 36W equivalent bulbs for the rest of the cycle.
The RED in the photos is from the additional RED BULBS.
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