First Grow Blue Cheese!

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hydgrow

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• Mar 25, 2009

• #21

waw IMO no nutes till about 21-30 days then a very weak mix of it that is just from my experiences in my current grow.

 

mrblixa

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• Mar 26, 2009

• #22

Looks good check the roots to make sure they arent crowding the bottom over the next few days

 

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waw0208

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• Mar 28, 2009

• #23

Here are new pictures of my babies feel free to comment and give advice!

 

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waw0208

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• Mar 28, 2009

• #24

how are they looking?

 

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hydgrow

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• Mar 28, 2009

• #25

Looking good how tall is your plant? What kinda light are you using again?

 

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waw0208

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• Mar 30, 2009

• #26

here is a picture of one of my plants and what do you think

 

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hydgrow

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• Mar 31, 2009

• #27

mrblixa said:

Looks good check the roots to make sure they arent crowding the bottom over the next few days

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How do you look at the roots if it is in a pot? Seriously wouldnt you have to remove the plant from the pot to see the roots?

 

mrblixa

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• Mar 31, 2009

• #28

It would be the prudent thing to do, I am also growing BB blue cheese from seed and this is a picture of the roots at wk3:

and this was how big it was:

 

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hydgrow

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• Mar 31, 2009

• #29

So then the one you have pictured there is that to many roots already or stiil has some root room to go?

 

mrblixa

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• Mar 31, 2009

• #30

I would say this is a good time to transfer when you see those roots along the bottom, unprotected roots are unhappy roots. I chose to do my transfer while I was checking the roots so I only disturbed them once. I am staying on the safe side with this grow because I only have two seeds. IMO, transfer them if you want to check the roots.

 

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hydgrow

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• Mar 31, 2009

• #31

Okay thanks, sorry for the temp Hijack waw

 

mrblixa

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• Mar 31, 2009

• #32

hydgrow said:

Okay thanks, sorry for the temp Hijack waw

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I am too waw.

 

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waw0208

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• Mar 31, 2009

• #33

I notice some yellowing/dying of one of the first leaves on my plant, I just fed them 1/4 strength nutrients and I'm going to see if that did the trick, here is a picture of the leave. Let me know if anyone thinks its a fungus or just a nutrient deficiency. Please help soon my babies are depending on it!!!

 

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hydgrow

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• Mar 31, 2009

• #34

its a little blurry but maybee naturally dying if its one of the FIRST leaves. at least my first set of leaves do after a couple of weeks.

 

mrblixa

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• Mar 31, 2009

• #35

I don't think its a fungus.

 

mrblixa

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• Mar 31, 2009

• #36

Did you spray foliar(nutrients) feed on your leaves while it was under your 400 watt?

 

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hydgrow

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• Mar 31, 2009

• #37

man maybe nute burn? dude get a better pic it looks like a burn was the light close for a second or two?

 

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waw0208

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• Mar 31, 2009

• #38

well i decided to cut the leave where it was turning yellow because the whole rest of the plant is perfectly healthy oh and i used a 1/4 strength solution when should i feed next?

 

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hydgrow

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• Mar 31, 2009

• #39

Every other watering or two for me not sure what the correct answer is though thats a good one I just keep my mothers and seedlings till sexed then I go hydro. I can just tell when the plants need water by (1) picking up the pot I can tell how heavy/full it is or light/dry it is and (2) the plants kinka droop a lil bit thats how you can tell.

 

mrblixa

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• Mar 31, 2009

• #40

water it at least 1x more before you apply your nutrients again like what hydgrow said. generally, you should not remove the leaves.Next time, wait until they are no longer alive (dry and crumbly) because the plant still uses them to draw energy.