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Week 2 bloom cycle:
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LuckyAcres
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You have better pics by chance?
insomniaczzz
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Any white pistils appearing yet? I couldn't tell by pictures.
bumper55
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Hey and thanks for your response. I ordered a eye loupe and micro lens for my iphone on amazon. I'm sure I'm seeing white hairs and not the pollen ball or banana. The plants have only grown an inch now 15" tall since I started 12/12 so there's room to grow taller now. I have exposed all of the lower bud locations for light and I'm now getting a flood of light from the sun during the day into the grow tent. Temp and humidity is always a problem, the tents 2'x4'x5', but the tent is dry and no sign of mold or mildew. Strong smell, but pleasant to me. I think I'm impatient. the only thing that is sped up is the veg cycle, so I guess I watch and check nutes. ph. now.
bumper55
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Newbie here, now into the 3rd wk. of the bloom cycle and there are subtle changes in the plants. I'm using the aggressive bloom amts. with Floribloom. Blooming signs are slowing to almost no veg. growth, plants color is more yellow, but healthy. Plants are using more nutes and I have to top off with water every other day rather then once a week as before in the veg. cycle to keep nutes balance and ph within limits. Can these be considered signs of blooming transition? thank for your advice.
Newbie here, now into the 3rd wk. of the bloom cycle and there are subtle changes in the plants. I'm using the aggressive bloom amts. with Floribloom. Blooming signs are slowing to almost no veg. growth, plants color is more yellow, but healthy. Plants are using more nutes and I have to top off with water every other day rather then once a week as before in the veg. cycle to keep nutes balance and ph within limits. Can these be considered signs of blooming transition? thank for your advice.
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Can you post a picture of your plant in the setup under natural lighting? The leaves do look a little yellow around the edges. I'm not sure I can see buds yet, but it may just be the lighting. I agree your plants look pretty healthy overall!
bumper55
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Thank you for your response and great news today! One of the plants is confirmed female. 
I started one seed a week earlier then the other three as a control plant to compare to the others a week early so I could correct what I may have done to the oldest plant on the younger ones. Well today she's their big sister. I agree with you and another admin. notice the nute richness at the beginning, so I really will ratchet back on the nutes on the next grow. I've been running too rich, but I tried to compensate for the stall on the seedling growth that occurred at the beginning. I didn't have my ppm meter and didn't really have a way to gauge fertilizers and really ran lean until I got it
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I started one seed a week earlier then the other three as a control plant to compare to the others a week early so I could correct what I may have done to the oldest plant on the younger ones. Well today she's their big sister. I agree with you and another admin. notice the nute richness at the beginning, so I really will ratchet back on the nutes on the next grow. I've been running too rich, but I tried to compensate for the stall on the seedling growth that occurred at the beginning. I didn't have my ppm meter and didn't really have a way to gauge fertilizers and really ran lean until I got it.