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Tinantina

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I just feel like this bangi haze is not very bushy for being 3 weeks away from harvest. Any thoughts guys
 

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That looks like Chemdawg to me, it grows like that....could just be a screwy pheno. as far as your GO Box, with G O you really need to watch your PPM. if your not feeding around 1100-1300 your gonna get yellowing....but you also have to be very aware of build up in your medium with GO....i would get a PPM pen and PH pen from ebay and watch whats your levels are.....check your run off with your PPM pen to see what the parts per mill are.....you should be no more than 1500 more than 800
 
Ithe doesn't look like the other plants. All three are supposed to be bangi haze. The middle one is just 3 weeks further along. Long story. When do you think the harvest time will be
 
Not enough lights???? Omg I can't fit anymore in there plus the temp is getting harder to manage with the extra lights
 
Plants usually don't stretch that much with enough light. You might have enough lamps, but not enough lumens. Try to get them closer to the plants.
 
I know that Ace mentions a flowering time of 9 weeks, but many growers go 11 or more. Also there are different phenotypes of BH and some take longer.
Agree with the underfed comments. As you say that you put more lighting in just three days before the photos were taken, you may have already fixed that end of things.
 
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I have to agree that the plants look very healthy, but I think the buds are small because they're not getting enough light. Since you're using fluorescent lighting, you want each bud to be just a few inches from a fluorescent light to maximize your yields, since the light from a fluorescent light fades very quickly the further you get away. That's why a lot of growers train their plants to grow flat and wide under T5 grow lights (so all the buds can be close to the light at the same time). That produces bigger yields without having to add more grow lights.

I agree the buds do look like they still have several weeks to go, which means they're still going to get bigger!

The plant on the left doesn't look like it's started flowering (making buds) yet. Is it getting 12 hours of complete darkness every night? Is it possible it's getting some amount of light (even a small light leak) at night? That could prevent it from flowering. That would also explain why it's so much bigger - it's been growing vegetatively this whole time. However, that also means you have the opportunity to get a lot of bud out of it, especially if you start bending it over to grow flat and wide to take advantage of your T5!

Overall your plants actually look really healthy, which means you've been taking good care of them!
 
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