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Icirazy22

#11

Looking good! I started my new grow too they looking good ran into some ph issues in the beginning but were taking off now in 3 weeks of veg

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HasHtronaut93

#14

No its in an open air space, inside my room. So there is an airflow that is maintained throughout the room, but all in all i am considering putting a tiny fan in, to create an air current outwards from the plants, fresh air isn’t the problem but the stale air is. Got this small contraption…
@Ibgrowin

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Rex_Kramer

#16

Ist’s allways good to make a bit of wind :kissing_smiling_eyes: :dash: my friend @HasHtronaut93 :upside_down_face:

Firstly because it causes microcracks at the stems and branches and they get stronger from that,
and secondly, it prevents the formation of rot if the air humidity is quite high…,
better you are :point_up:t3::joy:

ā€žhighā€œ was the word :man_shrugging:t3::stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

:man_mage:

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Rex_Kramer

#18

looking healthy my friend :+1:t5:

what“s the plan?

Wanna create Colawood Forest? :thinking:

:joy: :joy: :joy:
:mage:t5:

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HasHtronaut93

#19

I was actually planning on doing a batch f every 6 months, grow it so, that the harvest can supply me with products lasting for 6 months.
I think these will last us about 4 months at tops.
But we do have other plans and other strategies in play too, besides this lot.
@Rex_Kramer @Ibgrowin @Icirazy22

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HasHtronaut93

#20

Thought of posting some updates.
Comment on their progress and health, and if the seem to lack anything health wise…?
@Rex_Kramer @Bentgenetics @Ibgrowin

These all range from smallest 10 to 12 days and onwards to 60 days for the biggest one.








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HasHtronaut93

#21

This is my second grow, show me what YOU grew or helped to grow?
Show me what your first and second grow looked like.
How many were they, and the success rates for them, the germination ratio for your seeds?
@Demonrage75

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HasHtronaut93

#25

This one switched to flowering just 2-3 days ago, showing rigourous growth on the colas and healthy bushy vegetation in it’s undergrowth.
I give it a good 60 days to flower atleast, to grow itself outwards and upwards to produce healthy colas with uniform height.
Its in a perpetual state of LST, with some FIMming done in early stages.
Started some sugar feeding, by diluting some honey in water, and gave it a meal of 25-21-21 ratio for NPK, with some magnesium and sulphur, gonna switch to flowering feed from now on, with the NPK ratio 5-15-45.

Whats your take on them guys? And at what week do i start feeding it with grounded coffee beans for the hardening of the buds?
@Rex_Kramer @Bentgenetics @Icirazy22










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Icirazy22

#26

Looking great to me as far as feeding I would slowly work it in or do as you feel comfortable :grin::grin:

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Rex_Kramer

#27

Looking good so far bro, just take care because too much coffee makes the soil more sour, means the pH level goes down and less than 5 degrees will cause problems.
For long term thinking buying a pH meter will make sense for your project :wink:

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Bentgenetics

#28

With the npk that high not sure if you would need anything to harden the bud’s. I make a banana tea and feed them the last month of flowering.

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Bentgenetics

#29

Check out soilab on YouTube. He test organics in soil. Coffee really doesn’t do much. But what ever works.

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Rex_Kramer

#30

A very sensible suggestion @Bentgenetics :+1:
All those ā€œNaturalā€ stuff unfortunately is not good for hydroponic use, only plants diseases and pests are almost the same.
:man_mage:

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