What's new
GrowWeedEasy.com
You're browsing as a guest. Sign up to join the conversation, share your grows, and get help from thousands of fellow growers — it's free and takes less than a minute.

Time to show your grow.

4/20 cut down. Happy 420
 

Attachments

  • photo103268.jpg
    photo103268.jpg
    1.4 MB · Views: 1
It's hard to say but around 14-17 days usually. I try to get them out in the sweet spot after their roots have begun to fill the cup but before they begin the flower which many will do around 18-20 days if their roots fill their container. It's a guessing game and there are several variables. I start watering mostly from the bottom after about a week to encourage the roots to grow down. They will not grow into dry soil so if you water from the top and don't give enough to dampen the bottom half, you won't get roots there. The problem is that seedlings don't want to be flooded with water so I let them soak up water from the bottom.
 
photo103417.jpg
photo103418.jpg
Things are moving pretty smooth with my 3rd grow.

The Suver Haze is in week 3.5 of flower and really didn’t stretch much at all. Wondering if it’s bc of something I did (training or veg too long), or if it’s genetics. She’s had a minor Manganese deficiency recently, but other than that she seems good.

The Alaskan Purple is my first attempt at a 100% organic grow. I’m using FFOF in a 3g pot. Mixed Dr. Earths All Purpose Organic 4-4-4 into soil before transplanting. According to Dr Earth, this single application should feed her during the entire grow. During flower I’ll use the Dr. Earth Golden Bloom (which smells like rotten shit btw). I noticed a big difference in smoothness, taste, and harshness after using Golden Bloom and Flawless Finish (flush) on my last grow. My Purple Kush tasted like a fine red wine.

Dr. Earth seems to put out some quality products at reasonable prices. I don’t see many people using it though. (Wonder why?) So I thought I’d give it a shot since they had the organic all purpose. It was extremely hard to find an all in one organic food that was readily available in Ohio.
 
Those things are monstrous compared to my 3.5 week old auto flower! I’ve really been debating a topping. Think I may try it after seeing how wells yours are doing. Is it a bad idea if it’s started flowering?
 
Wow. I'm learning a lot from you guys. Thanks for posting....this is my first auto grow. And the third year period. The first year doesn't count I was on my own. Last year's grow I did after I joined here and learned alot.
 
First two pictures are breaks. Both from overzealous LST. The first broke off. I ain't sayin' I put the stem in a piece of aloe with two other clones from my neighbors monster plant that has been vegging since October, and has just started flowering, and I ain't sayin' I ain't. Use yer 'magination.
In the fourth picture we're looking at upper left and right bagseed, untopped. Middle is an ice cream bagseed. All fan leaf stems are purple. Lower left and right are the plants with the breaks. They are fem'd caramelicious. The middle is a topped bagseed.
Please note my grow info junk below. I'm still rockin' this with a 350 watt LED and supplemental sun.
Curious about sunlight reflection. Is it beneficial to the plants to have the reflective material around it? I don't see anything negative. Temps are fine.
 

Attachments

  • photo103456.jpg
    photo103456.jpg
    1.9 MB · Views: 1
  • photo103457.jpg
    photo103457.jpg
    1.7 MB · Views: 1
  • photo103458.jpg
    photo103458.jpg
    2.8 MB · Views: 1
  • photo103459.jpg
    photo103459.jpg
    2.9 MB · Views: 1
  • photo103460.jpg
    photo103460.jpg
    2.7 MB · Views: 1
  • photo103461.jpg
    photo103461.jpg
    2.8 MB · Views: 1
Can still be done - I top off the sixth node - as well as cutting off the fist set of branches .

But I might have been a little anxious to do it - I only cut off like a quarter inch - almost looks like I have a successful fimming and not a topping.
 
Windy, 23 degrees and a coating of new snow on the ground...damn!
Update: so I decided to hold off on chopping the girl down for another week or so. I have a tough time determining when to cut these sativa plants down. This coming Friday will make 12 weeks of flower, she has definitely lost vigor so we'll re-evaluate this weekend.
Stay safe---it amazes me how many people I see still not wearing masks...it's like you want say, what #uck is the matter with you, I don't care if you die, but do care if I do! ;)
 
Here's current grow, 3 Humboldt County Chemdawgs
2 Seedsman Strawberry Banana Grape. Fox Farm OF/HF
blend in 5 gallon smart pots.FF Trio for nutes. Canopy has stayed pretty even, plants are looking reallyhealthy starting 4th week of flower.
 

Attachments

  • photo103496.jpg
    photo103496.jpg
    1.5 MB · Views: 1
Back
Top