Weak weed every time?

DonnyTinyHands

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I agree, seems like it would be pretty hard to have grown all those strains and had them all end up poo. And smells and looks fire but isn't strong over than many strains makes me wonder.. Do they seem weak to you? or just some people? Would those people have any motivation to tell you it's weak when it's totally decent?
 

Thundercat

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Do you have any pictures of your last harvest right before cutting it? Seriously one of the biggest things I've seen people do for years is harvest plants to early. Even experienced growers do it at times. I know how hard it is, I have chopped early when I was a newer grower. At first I listened to all the "chop early for a speedy high" thing. Then after running a few hundred plants of a variety of strains I learned that letting plants FULLY mature makes a HUGE difference in the smoke quality and you get much higher.

Do you count your 65-70 days from when you flip the lights, or from when the plants begin to actually flower?
 

Renfro

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Any pics of the flower?

What is your feed regimen?

Sounds to me like you have too much phosphorous and not enough potassium.
 

sourdieselyumyum

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Do you have any pictures of your last harvest right before cutting it? Seriously one of the biggest things I've seen people do for years is harvest plants to early. Even experienced growers do it at times. I know how hard it is, I have chopped early when I was a newer grower. At first I listened to all the "chop early for a speedy high" thing. Then after running a few hundred plants of a variety of strains I learned that letting plants FULLY mature makes a HUGE difference in the smoke quality and you get much higher.

Do you count your 65-70 days from when you flip the lights, or from when the plants begin to actually flower?
A soon as I flip to 12/12 these photos aren’t before chop probably like 4 weeks before maybe
 

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TintEastwood

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I feed with jacks 321 which is around 700-800 ppm so thats not too much I usually do feed water feed unless they look hungry then feed feed water. I feel like I gotta be doing something right my last harvest I pulled around 2.5-2.75 a light so don't think Im over fertilizing. Does curing make it way better?
"feed water feed" - That's a red flag.
Check this read on coco feedings. My grows improved once I got to know my coco. :peace:
Also using Jacks 321-ish.

I need to re-read this one myself.
 

Thundercat

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A soon as I flip to 12/12 these photos aren’t before chop probably like 4 weeks before maybe
Well obviously there are a few little issues here and there, but they look very happy and healthy overall. Definitely an insane amount of stakes lol, but whatever works for you.

Without seeing the plants when you actually would harvest them, its tough to make a definite call on if you might be cutting early. I am a strong advocate for letting plants fully mature. I havn't found many plants that were REALLY done in 65 days from 12/12 flip, I also mostly grow hybrids, and not strictly indica dom plants.

How long do you veg them for before you flip them? Are they clones or seed plants? How long do your plants usually take to transition and actually begin to flower?
 
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What you using for light??? Are they mature when you chop them? By looking at them?? Or you just feel like that's plenty of days so they getting cut? You don't tell us what strains so who knows if that's long enough.

Is either not enough light intensity, you have a shockingly shit spectrum, your cutting too early, or you got shit genetics.
First thing i thought of was light.
 

waterproof808

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Using that many stakes is affecting your light but you clearly know how to grow a plant and keep it healthy.
I'm still leaning towards it being due to your genetic choices. A lot of what you listed just sounds like generic euro company strains.
 

Roger A. Shrubber

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i just noticed that feed water feed thing...not a good idea in coco. drop your feed by around 100 ppm, water them at least every other day, and get at least 20% run off each time....coco is the perfect medium for drain to waste, not so great for much else...
 
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