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Hi, pics of my Hash Plant girls at 40 days old during the vegetative stage , my first grow with this strain, hope I'm doing ok ... Thinking of 8 weeks in veg stage.
If you have the room and the height wait till you see them starting to flower before you change the light schedule.
The bigger plant will yield more flowers.
THComa
I forgot to mention I was given some Hash Plant to sample and I loved the great mood it put me in.
So I think you will really enjoy it when you're finished.
Good Luck,
THComa
Thank you !! I'm looking around 3 to 4 feet high, So far they are from 11 to 14 inches high... I've got my trellis net ready for the flowering stage... Today I'm switching from 24/4 to 18/6 for the remaining of the vegetative stage. Remember this is my first time with an indica and new techniques, I'm from the old school and used to grow back in the 70's.
I'm new here.... I'm just an old retired person with a passion for photography and yes growing "pot", did back in the 70's , I'm decided to grow again cause can't trust what they are selling now......... And also I missed the old aroma of hash.
Hash Plant day 45, some yellow spot at the tip but I believe is light burn..... ph: 6.2, rh: 45, temp: 23C, lamp: 430w HPS, medium: soil, nut: Alaskan fish fertilizer & mollasse unsulphured.
Very nice as usual, both the girl and the photography.. I like how you dialed in the DOF on the last pic, foreground and background a little out of focus, however still able to see the details and enough out of focus to give it depth. Certainly not a flat image from my perspective. Do you recall what the aperture was 2.8-4-5.6?
I just realize I have a lot of "noise" in my last pics. I forgot to reset my ISO, it was at 1250...... the ap was at 5.6, at 1/50s using a 18-200mm lens. If it was a little out of focus it was deliberate to get the soft effect. Thanks Sockfilter for asking. By the way my mother tongue is not english so excuse me for not being fluent...
Thanks for the settings.. Your English is great, better than many that are native to the States..lol.. I was not worried about the noise in that pic just commenting how I really like it. I really like to open up my aperture the most I can, to get the viewers eye to go right to the main subject, however if opened up too much we miss out on the details of the foreground/background. I am trying to recall distance on DOF, something like 1/3 foreground to 2/3 background from focal point?
Also since my lamp is HPS and we all know taking photography make your pic a little bit yellow so I adjust my WB to have a shade of blue to "hide" the yellow color
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