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Critical Sour Diesel Week 9 of flower. Is she looking ready? Haven't grown in quite some time so I'm still getting back in the swing of things. Thanks for any help

My first hydro grow is starting to take off now that it's hit the water. The roots are growing daily. The color of the plant looks a little off to me though. It looks a bit too green which would suggest to me an excess of nutrients. My ppm is 80 and it's staying relatively stable I think.

My two girls are looking good for my first outdoor grow I think. Other than a nitrogen deficiency cause I've been too busy at work and too lazy to fertilize them. One of them is a monster cropped clone from an indoor grow!

I'm new to hydro as well, I would make sure that you are following the nute schedule. What are your ppms after adding the nutes?

She's doin real good

Just checked my plant and sure enough, pistils! So excited to have a female, and a huge one at that!

I'm new at growing outdoors when is the start of flower in mass on average?

Wow that is seriously awesome. I'm going to have some going indoor over the winter and then place them outdoors in spring I think so they get huge!

Just gave her another round of supercropping. She is a monster, about 4-5 feet tall.

Interesting thanks for the help!

As that paper says the negative effects are impacted by spot size and power. Obviously it would have to be a lower power laser with a spot size the size of the seed.

The best wavelength would be red right? A red laser would stimulate root growth the best if I'm not mistaken.

What about a laser aimed at a seed? So light only hits the seed and not the roots?

I have a theory that I need all of you to prove wrong for me. Once a seed has a taproot out shouldn't it benefit from an intense light source. Some of the light would pierce through the shell and hit the enclosed cotelydons right? And thus fuel the growth of the taproot by a small amount. Please...

My little seed in her hydroton hotel.