Tim Fox
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Looks so goodHere she is fully awake, pistils and all!getting excited.
Northern Lights Indoor CFL Grow
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Slydexic Native
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Thanks man! How's your's?
Slydexic Native
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Just gave her a measurment. She is now 1' 9". Crazy! And she still continues to grow with 4 more weeks of veg. Crop king says they usually flower for an average of 8 weeks. I have 3 down already and pistils are everywhere.
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Sorry to jump in this thread with my own issues, but maybe ya'll can help me. I got some clones from a friend. Jack Herer, GSC, and Blackwater OG. I put them under 3 CFLs (6500k) about two weeks ago. They have literally doubled in size and look very happy. Only thing that worries me is they look very bushy, almost to the point of looking congested. They haven't grown much in height. (I have not topped them). Only thing I have given them so far is light, water, and superthrive (which helped tremendously with leaf growth and color). I have fish food fert (5-1-1) that I will start soon. Anyway, just wondering if I can do anything to help with the height, or if I'm just tripping about nothing. Here's a picture of them. 
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
Slydexic Native
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Yeah each plant has it's own genetics so it's probably just the way your girls are!
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I'm hoping so!
thisbudsforyou86
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Plant looks good bro, your plant is at about the same stage as mine and your grow cab is very similar to mine...feel free to check out my grow if you would like its titled "first indoor grow...300 watt cfl" Got my chair ready for this grow!You can really see her showing
Slydexic Native
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Thanks man! I'll upload some updated pics tommorow!
Slydexic Native
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God she is so gorgeous it is almost a shame to smoke it soon lol. But 3 more weeks of flowering then drying and cure! I'll be keeping a close eye on them when the pistils all start to turn orange and brown. Shortly after this the trichomes turn milky/amber and then that is when she is most potent!
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Slydexic Native
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Yeah that's for sure!
Tim Fox
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here is mine, picture is from Tuesday morning
22 days into flower
flowering with only 104 actual watts of 2 cree cob cxa3070 's
2 plant scrog, simply amazing what these cobs can do
your grow is awesome as well, love the shape of your plant,
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Slydexic Native
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Here is week 7 of flowering. Trichomes are milky, I will pull them next week. I'm going to assume she will be a little over an ounce once dried and cured. Also I think the soil i'm using is high in ph. Next time I'll just go back to my other soil. I have been flushing for 2 weeks already.
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Tim Fox
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what soil do you prefer ,, thanks, I have been using ffof , but keep getting bugs
Slydexic Native
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Any good potting soil will do fine. My favourite is scott's premium garden soil. Has some wood chips so it has a nat problem, but with some fly traps it went away.
Gregor Eisenhorn
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So basically from reading the comments, you have just been trimming away excess leaves with no topping/fimming? Despite it being an autflower? Well, the only thing I can say to you is.. my hat's off to you sir. 
There is this general assumption, that even if you look at an autflower the wrong way (you know what I mean), it will stress out too much and your yield will be insignificant... all to do with the fact that it's an autflower. Well, your journal is definitely evidence that this is not the case, as this autflower is booming. Nice work man, I'm slowely taking into account of trimming leaves on my next autoflwer. Mine is currently in week 5, so I think that's a bit too late.
Anyways, keep up the good work.
There is this general assumption, that even if you look at an autflower the wrong way (you know what I mean), it will stress out too much and your yield will be insignificant... all to do with the fact that it's an autflower. Well, your journal is definitely evidence that this is not the case, as this autflower is booming. Nice work man, I'm slowely taking into account of trimming leaves on my next autoflwer. Mine is currently in week 5, so I think that's a bit too late.Anyways, keep up the good work.
legionxxii
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How was the smell during flowering? From the looks you don't have a filter or anything.
