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Grow 4: I don't know Jack....

1/2 the amount they say on the calculator. I'm using 1/2gal milk jugs easy for me to handle when I water in the tent. I'm still able to bring them into the bath tub to water not as messy. But when they get to big and fill out more i'm going to have to water in the tent and I've found that easier on me. I'm still getting lots of shoots from bottom I don't want anymore I've cloned out these two strains, less nitro is the way I do it.
 
Well you should know that these Bruce had a rough go early on. I gave them too much light and not enough magnesium to the point where they were pretty yellow in some areas. That happened a week or two into flip so not ideal at all. And I managed to leave the air tube disconnected in one DWC bucket for about a week.

I guess all that goes to show it's a really resilient strain because they're back to doing ok
 
I know what you mean about resilient ocgreen. I almost killed my current grow of autos by forgetting to precharge the coco with cal/mag.. Set them back 10 days. Then I had nute lockout and had to flush one plant. But now they have filled the tent and in the absence of any more of my fool handling they should produce well.
 
Hey ocgreen, sorry for the very amusing misunderstanding, but I meant to say that the buds I grew with megacrop were sweet. Not that megacrop was sweet. Megacrop smells like fertilizer. But it's not too bad in a hydro reservoir. And I really do mean that. I've used it for a couple of grows in hydro, and I thought the pot tasted as good as soil grown, only with the frosty of DWC under CMH.
 
MJ and the Bruce twins still loving life

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One of the other two in the 3x3 is turning into what looks like a big yield of really frosty amazing looking nugs:

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But the plant in the front is a bit of a letdown so far. Really airy and leafy bud structure.

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Is it foxtailing from too much light or just how some buds grow?

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Wife grew a JH outdoor during the summer, just threw it in with the squash and tomatoes. It did not do bad considering. The JH I'm growing indoor is outgrowing my space, next grow will trim and train. Nice Job!
 
Yes, Jack can get pretty tall which is why I topped and did a lot of training. At this point they seemed to have stopped getting taller and I still have plenty of vertical space so things worked out well.
 
Starting to see some amber on the colas in back of 3x3:

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Going to watch closely over coming days and might even decide to harvest most mature buds by Monday or Tuesday.

Anyone think this would be a bad idea/they should go longer?

I am thinking i should go for less amber and mostly cloudy this time because this is more sativa leaning but honestly not sure/still learning
 
Like a glazed donut! You could definitely harvest the most mature of what you've got now, it looks perfect to me. If you want to see what longer, more amber feels like, you could leave the rest for longer, and even more amber, like 30-40 percent or so. I've done my harvest in 3 stages with as much as 2 weeks between sessions. You could let us know how big a difference it makes.
 
Thanks DingusKhan and good to see you back on the forums. That's good news it's ready because i probably have about 2 weeks max before I will need the flowering tent for next wave.
 
It's so good to be back! I've missed you all. I'm so glad to see that you all have been upping your grow games while I've been gone. WOW that's a lot of bud porn, it's making me giddy wishing my sproutlings would step it up!
 
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