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Starting to hit their stride now. Big feed of root roids, more selective pruning and more tieing down. :funny:

Big feed of fruit roids for the auto and reposition side light to the under side. Starting to get sticky, smells like nothing Ive smelt on a plant before, more like a blueberry flavoured vape. Can't wait to taste it. :tongue-out:
 

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That's a auto that was supposed to be a photo. Looks like it'll end up one big bud and a couple of little ones,appears to be stacking a little bit on top still. Feels dense, so who knows might bulk up to a decent size. It's about 4 weeks since it started flowering.
 
Put a couple of gg X zkittles autos in about a week ago then had to go away for a couple of nights so I potted them in here so they didn't dry out,. Only just as I finished my ever so helpful 5 yr old stuck his finger right down into the middle of jiffy pellets :confused: I thought they weren't going to survive but it looks like one might make it. :laugh:
 

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From little things big things grow,. 2-3 more weeks vegetative then I reckon I'll flip.

I also been playing around with the lights since I added side lights I've lifted main light up again to 28" above canopy and dialled in at 580ppfd on the two in veg and 650 on the one in flower.
 

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In my opinion a coffee filter works best. Tap roots will not 'grow into' the medium as they can with paper towels..Thank Doug! ;)
 
Yep a baby with a hat is a helmet head. There is a fine embryonic sac that covers the seed contents inside the shell this can sometimes stick to the seed casing or in worse case scenario attach around the cotyledons preventing them from opening. If this happens look closely and remove the sac with tweezers or a fine needle (its brown on the upside/top or where the seed should open)
 
Thanks mate. I'm a fairly antisocial non social media person these days so it's great to be able to share my passion with like minded people.
 
After feeding a low dose of seaweed, microbes, and a supplemental nitrogen+cal- mag, and then stewing over it all evening I eventually worked up the courage to do something I haven't done before and give them a mild haircut while they still weeks from flipping, I usually do the day before flipping and then a few weeks later. Fingers crossed it was beneficial.
 

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Get a little more light down low earlier seems worth while on photo periods not so much on auto's. Swhazzhing, swazzing something like that. Works fairly well indoors. Outdoors the weather and bugs take the weak leaves off.
 
11 hrs later, 6 of those being lights out and the bounce back is confidence building!
Ive also bumped the light up to 600 on vege and lifted auto up so it's getting 750. Probably not going to be able to get much more into them until the flip.
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Haha I know what you mean, I'm gonna call it wayzeeing :p Also easier to get done now, despite having a room to grow in my 6,3" body takes a bit of folding and bending to get in amongst it when they all netted down haha
 
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