Has anyone grown feminized white widow with bubble buckets. Please provide information for me.
thanks poppylon
thanks poppylon
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White Widow is a great strain! What is your setup as far as grow lights, nutrients, etc? -
Thank you Nebula I have read your info on grow easy . I love your site. I sure do appreciate all the hard work.
1 2x4x5 grow tent
2 300w leds full spectrum & 2. 3 light strings 75w CFL
2 5gal bubble buckets complete with air pump and stone kit.6" pots
1 combo floral grow kit w/ph up, down w/ color tester
1 Hydro grow for roots
1 Bag rapid rooter
2 Bags Clay pebbles "came with bubble buckets "
5 white widow auto female
5 black jacks
I ordered a 20x36x64 tent will be here Tuesday
As you can guess I am a newbie. So any help would be appreciated. I have read your info on grow easy I guess I don't trust myself. Lol
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White Widow is a great strain. Have grown her 2x in coco coir.
I strongly suggest getting the Blue Lab pH tester. I used to use the liquid color tester BUT I don't consider it as accurate as the Blue Lab. Pricie yes but solves a lot of problems before they start. Well worth the price.
Have a fabulous time with your girls!
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Sounds like you're set to grow! Keep checking with GWE and it'll all come together. Start with growing cannabis in 10 steps, sounds like you're on step 6Comment
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I just finished my white widow grow, simply the best Ive ever had, although I'm exploring more. It was my first grow as well, in soil, no nutes, 5 oz for two plants.. my tent was 2x4x5 with 2 p300 led grow lights, actually was using one with my white widows, now using two in same tent for my northern lights, and it will stay that way, much better coverage. It was a pretty forgiving plant for me, best of luck and happy growing, its easier then it looks or sounds, I never thought Id get to harvest, let alone have great smoke in the end. You'll be just fine I'm sure"Please don't throw your shit at me... unless that shit resembles a bag of marijuana"
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I used 3 gallon fabric pots, I used KIND super soil as listed in this guide, for the other soil it was happy frog, but now trying fox farm soil. Basically having the KIND super soil at the bottom half of the pot and the happy frog soil on the top half of your pot the plant gets nutes from the regular soil in veg stage, then when you switch to flower stage your roots should be at the bottom of the pot getting the more nute rich super KIND soil. I think I might try using organic nutes this time around to see if it increases my bud size and yield, don't get me wrong I was happy with the 2.5 per plant, I started flowering when they got to a foot tall. 65 days from start of 12/12 cycle to harvest, veg time was about a month and a half or so
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I don't see what nutes you went with?Originally posted by Poppylon View Post
Given a decent nutrient, some elbow grease, and a lot of patience, you're gonna kill it!
Good luck and welcome!Comment
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Wildfan76
could you tell me how many bags of kind and happy frog you use for 3gal pods. I guess I am asking for your recipe. Lol this stuff is expensive.
how many plants can yo grow in your 2x4x5.Comment
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I just found out that my state is blocked from shipping fox farm ocean floor. I am at wits end. We have a local nursery they got soil that's had no added nutrients. If i buy it what do I use for nutrients.
however I can get happy frog shipped. Any recommendations? AnyoneComment
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The super soil tutorial has a few ideas for nutes. Home Depot has black gold soil, you could use that. The soil recipe I got from the super soil tutorial. Don't stress you'll be fine"Please don't throw your shit at me... unless that shit resembles a bag of marijuana"
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A potting mix with no added nutrients will work as long as it has a good consistency. It should be rich with no wood chips or bark. Usually something labeled an "organic potting mix" will do the job. You can get the Fox Farm Nutrient trio if you wanted to stick with Fox FarmOriginally posted by Poppylon View Post
They have a really great nutrient system for soil. The Pure Blend soil 2-pack by Botanicare is another great choice if you want something more simple with just one bottle for the vegetative stage, and a different one for the flowering stage. If you want to get fully organic nutrients a lot of people swear by the General Organics Go Box. If you want to get the really expensive stuff, everyone at my hydro store is a big fan of the House and Garden lineup.
I know it's a long shot, but is it possible to post the name of the soil you were thinking about buying? Or maybe take a picture of all the options you have?Comment
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Nebula here are the picturesAttached FilesComment
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I would go with the second one ("Potting Soil"). It seems okay especially if you're in California because it doesn't mention bark (it's odd they have different formulations for different states). You should try to look at the soil itself if possible, since the texture of the soil is so important.
You want soil that looks like this, it should be dark, but almost fluffy, without obvious wood chips. That 2nd mix is promising because it also has "perlite" in it, which are little white rocks that cannabis likes because it improves the drainage of the soil (you can see them in the pic below). Hopefully that second mix looks like this:
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Should I use the 2nd mix in has pine bark. It says to put on top around 2 to 8 inches. They also had miracle grow organic.
I can get the 2nd mix for 1.00 a bag. I from southeast Missouri down at the boot hill.
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