Hydro PC Grow, Lowryder2 (PICS)

LOLsauce

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Here are some shots of my LR2, grown in a diy pc case. For lighting I chose a 70 watt hps and used a deep ice tray to build my dwc res. I have been feeding with advanced nutrients bloom and some liquid compost (contains molasses and some other stuff). To make a long story short, it's about 6-7 weeks into flowering and we brought out the nikon and took some macro shots. All comments welcome, enjoy!







 

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v12xjs

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Hey LOLsauce
Great to see you got some bud going on. I was a bit worried when you started but you've done great to nurse the plant back to health.
Just a little tip that may help. Looks like maybe there's some nute burn through overfeeding, so make sure her last 2 or 3 waterings are with plain water or you may get a taste of the nutes when you smoke her.
Thanks for the pics.
 

LOLsauce

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yeah I have noticed the larger fan leaves have been yellowing but the buds and smaller leaves have been dark green, I'm not too worried right now and I only add nutes on mondays because thats when I change the res. I am debating when to flush and if I should feed her tomorrow, most hairs are still white and the trichomes appear to be clear/cloudy I think this will be the last feeding tomorrow before she goes on pure water for the last 2 weeks unless you think 2 weeks is all she needs, then I'll begin the flush tomorrow. Personally I think she'd love the nutes tomorrow, but this is the closest I've ever come to a harvest and woulf prefer not to fuck it up now.
 

v12xjs

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Lowryders don't just die at 70 days. I've harvested them at 78, so if you want to do another feed first you should be fine.
 

LOLsauce

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Word changed the res today, I also stepped down the nutes. I hope waiting to flush doesn't turn out to be a bad idea but it looks like it still has some growing to do and is starting to get really fat. Although I have noticed some of the hairs starting to turn and the trichomes are starting to look frosty.
 
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