2 weeks of flowering left

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hmmmmm.....

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• Mar 11, 2011

• #1

hey guys,

first time post and first time grow, not quite sure how im doing but i have 2 possibly 3 weeks of grow left with these ladies, they had about a 2month veg with 125cfl moving onto a 600watt hps, i re-added the blue cfl out of interest of how it will affect the grow, im using basic nuts plus boiled and juiced apples and potatoes to try and bring out a better taste

regards

 

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kevb123

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• Mar 11, 2011

• #2

v nice

 

del66666

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• Mar 11, 2011

• #3

very nice, long time to veg though, should have wacked them under the 600 sooner maybe..........

 

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hmmmmm.....

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• Mar 11, 2011

• #4

yea i agree with you del66666, i think 3 - 6 weeks for my next grow, unfortunatly switching to flowering fell just over christmas, so i can only blame my lazyness haha

cheers kevb 123.

Iv been reading alot about poeples yeilds and im hoping half cup full to have 4oz dried but somehow looking at others and mine i think that might be a little to optirmistic?

 

del66666

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• Mar 11, 2011

• #5

time will tell mate, i do all mine 12-12 from seed and even when i did veg i only did it for a week or 2, done right you should be getting 2-4 oz dry per plant under a 600 i would think

 

cannabisguru

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• Mar 11, 2011

• #6

"im using basic nuts plus boiled and juiced apples and potatoes to try and bring out a better taste"

you don't plan on pouring that concoction into your soil.. are you??

Sure hope not.. I mean, i guess it wouldn't matter.. as long as you only use it to flush with.

But, I wouldn't try watering a plant with anything like that.. only use it for flushing the soil at the end of the grow.

Even then, I don't think its a good idea.. but each to their own.


Good luck man..

What strain is the btw?

peace.

 

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kevb123

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• Mar 11, 2011

• #7

i think you'll get 4 oz no prob off them

 

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hmmmmm.....

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• Mar 11, 2011

• #8

I boil up a few apples, and then put the boiled apple juice and apples through a juicer with gives a thicker concetrate, then add that to half of letre of water for each plant and iv done it once a week for 3 weeks so im not sure whether that process makes its any better guru? i have noticed the ladys smells alot more punjent the day after they have the apples.

Im currently growing -:-
3 g13 purple haze
1 g13 pinapple express ??i hear this is recent
1 bubble gum skunk

del may i ask how long you veg and flower for?

heres hoping mate i would love 4oz per plants they just seem a little thin specially around the cola i try rotating the steam every few days as i read that causes them to release a chemical which strenghtens the stem...?? could be bullshit though lol

 

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emmpey

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• Mar 11, 2011

• #9

I boil up a few apples, and then put the boiled apple juice and apples through a juicer with gives a thicker concetrate

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Also goes great with pork chops.

 

H

hmmmmm.....

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• Mar 12, 2011

• #10

emmpey said:

Also goes great with pork chops.

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oh and a side of poootato I think i need to brush up on what effect flushing has on the plant, and hoping the apples would give a natural nutriant boost is maybe now sounding a bit silly.

 

del66666

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• Mar 12, 2011

• #11

never heard of the apple thing......i dont veg mate i put all my plants 12-12 straight from seed...if you stick a fan blowing on them it produces silicone and strengthens stability of plant

 

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hmmmmm.....

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• Mar 12, 2011

• #12

as you are not vegging does that mean that you have less yeild but its a faster process? yeaa man i need to buy a small fan as at the moment im wafting in cool air by shaking the tent door which isnt the best for a system but im quite poor in the moonies department...the bank says noo

 

del66666

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• Mar 12, 2011

• #13

why is your fan on floor, does it work, should be up hi to get rid of hot air and pull more cool air in, yeah mostly quicker and a little less, around 2-3 oz per plant, keeps things simple.