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Awaken5's Grow Journal - Organic Soil with Fox Farm Trio Nutrients
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Awaken5
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Another update: The HPS light was way to hot for my closet and im trying to save money so I dont really wanna invest in ventilation, so I have moved them all down to the basement! It is a lot color down here and a lot more humid. Ive had them down there all day not and I have a couple of concerns...
1. Its been pretty low temp all day, I think it might be to cold for them
2. To humid for them
Is it worth it to invest $100 on a grow tent, I feel like if I got one it would help alot with temp/humidity control.
Another update: The HPS light was way to hot for my closet and im trying to save money so I dont really wanna invest in ventilation, so I have moved them all down to the basement! It is a lot color down here and a lot more humid. Ive had them down there all day not and I have a couple of concerns...
1. Its been pretty low temp all day, I think it might be to cold for them
2. To humid for them
Is it worth it to invest $100 on a grow tent, I feel like if I got one it would help alot with temp/humidity control.
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Mr.furley
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I think a tent is great, love my tent it will help you isolate your environment but to control it you will need to add ventilation no if,ands or butts.
Your plant's need air, moving air, fresh air, if you stick them in a tent, with a light and no venting it can open up a lot of problems.
I know catch 22. Which one the cart or the horse.
Hang in there Awaken5
Your plant's need air, moving air, fresh air, if you stick them in a tent, with a light and no venting it can open up a lot of problems.
I know catch 22. Which one the cart or the horse.
Hang in there Awaken5
Mr.furley
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Awaken5, hear is a popular route as far as exhaust fans go this will also incorporatein to a tent, my understanding is a 4-inch to bring air in and 6-inch out will give you negative air inside your tent not allowing for smell to leak out. If you're not concerned about smell then you won't need a carbon filter which will save you some money. The most important thing is get air moving you're humidity looks really high (above 50) and can cause problems like mold so you want air circulating around. even some box fans from Walmart will help.
Here is a start, these are popular
http://www.ebay.com/itm/172542874297
Here is a start, these are popular
http://www.ebay.com/itm/172542874297
Awaken5
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Update: Ok so its been about 6 weeks since I planted the seeds, and they have completely blown my mind with how good they look. I thought they would be small plants because I got these seeds from bud I got! Im going to put them into flower tomorrow, I have had a couple of problems. I have found some parts of leaves that look like they have been eaten by a bug, it is only on this one plant which is weird. also those spots on the one picture are only on that one plant, I think its a cal deficiency?
Update: Ok so its been about 6 weeks since I planted the seeds, and they have completely blown my mind with how good they look. I thought they would be small plants because I got these seeds from bud I got! Im going to put them into flower tomorrow, I have had a couple of problems. I have found some parts of leaves that look like they have been eaten by a bug, it is only on this one plant which is weird. also those spots on the one picture are only on that one plant, I think its a cal deficiency?
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9fingerleafs
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Looking very healthy. About the bug damage I don't think it was a bug. Looks like a damaged or just not perfect leaf. About The deficiency I don't think it is a calcium one. I think those are ph fluctuation marks.
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Week two of Flower and they are doing great, they look very healthy and they are growing very tall. They all turned out to be females so thats great! One issue ive been noticing is that there are leaves that are dying near the bottom growth, but at the top they are very healthy.
Week two of Flower and they are doing great, they look very healthy and they are growing very tall. They all turned out to be females so thats great! One issue ive been noticing is that there are leaves that are dying near the bottom growth, but at the top they are very healthy.
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D.A.A.S.69
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Hey 5 Your plants sure have grown ,their pretty. You said your feeding them Fox farms stuff ain't you ? When did they start turning yellow?
D.A.A.S.69
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Yeah they look healthy to me to , kinda normal for a few to turn yellow. Pretty plants, gonna get some bud of them .
D.A.A.S.69
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If all goes well , I'll tell you what I ain't good at guessing cause I just harvested my plant and I was way off, I knew she had some hard buds but I didn't think they would be that heavy. So I guessed wrong. Whatever you get it will be well worth it.
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Update on the grow, they are now close to 6 weeks of flowering and they are doing pretty good. Im VERY worried because I think I found some bananas/nanners on one of the plants. I couldn't get the best picture of it but you can kinda see it in the pictures. Still not 100 percent sure whether I should get rid of the whole plant or just keep it. I was told that all the plants are probably already pollinated from the one plant. I have another grow I just started close to this one that im worried about getting pollinated from the other grow, im very confused on what to do so any advice is welcomed. Other then that two of the plants really stretch far which kinda sucks because it is leaving a lot of open room with no bud sites.
Update on the grow, they are now close to 6 weeks of flowering and they are doing pretty good. Im VERY worried because I think I found some bananas/nanners on one of the plants. I couldn't get the best picture of it but you can kinda see it in the pictures. Still not 100 percent sure whether I should get rid of the whole plant or just keep it. I was told that all the plants are probably already pollinated from the one plant. I have another grow I just started close to this one that im worried about getting pollinated from the other grow, im very confused on what to do so any advice is welcomed. Other then that two of the plants really stretch far which kinda sucks because it is leaving a lot of open room with no bud sites.
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alltatup
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Oh HELL NO don't get rid of the plant if you can find a way to isolate it. Some folks put plastic bags around the nanners to keep the pollen contained. It looks like you are gonna get some great bud off that plant!
I can't see the nanners. Can you shoot it again?
As for the stretchy plant, that's its sativa characteriistics showing up; that's just how a sativa grows... totally different from thick bushy indicas.
I can't see the nanners. Can you shoot it again?
As for the stretchy plant, that's its sativa characteriistics showing up; that's just how a sativa grows... totally different from thick bushy indicas.
D.A.A.S.69
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I can't see to good , but that might not even be a nanner , watch it a few days.
alltatup
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Well yes, you'd have to bag the cola. I just looked it up on GWE: you better read this. Looks like it's definitely a nanner.
http://www.growweedeasy.com/male-plants-bananas-hermies#bananas
She says they're generally a product of some kind of stress to the plant, it's their last-ditch effort to self pollinate.
http://www.growweedeasy.com/male-plants-bananas-hermies#bananas
She says they're generally a product of some kind of stress to the plant, it's their last-ditch effort to self pollinate.