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TicalionStalion
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I seem to be losing the green in my ECSD ladies, slowely but surely. I fed one of them a pretty good dose of N a few days ago...doesnt seem to be getting any better. I upped the nutes, hoping it was just lack of. we'll see. maybe some sort of lockout?? should I flush these ladies??
the 3 middle, taller ones are the ECSDs at 39 days 12/12
thanks for any advise. she never used to yellow up on me untill way later. Iv been going heavier on the nutes than I used to in the past using FF. maybe its a lockout of some sort...I DONT KNOW! lol
the 3 middle, taller ones are the ECSDs at 39 days 12/12
thanks for any advise. she never used to yellow up on me untill way later. Iv been going heavier on the nutes than I used to in the past using FF. maybe its a lockout of some sort...I DONT KNOW! lol
I'd nail her with more N...got any Mexican guano laying around? give her a light topdress...
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no leaves turning yellow till i say so damn you tricky sours !!
here are a couple bad pics of some good east coast...pictures don't do them any justice I swear from 63 days
i measure the N sources in my soil mix pretty carefully and the ECSD can sure consume some N in early-mid flower. it doesnt seem to mind yellowing a bit as long as you keep feeding it.
TicalionStalion
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sour D, doin her thang on day 40.
Ticalion , I hit her hard with nutes in the first month , she uses allot during the stretch . I feed ,feed, than plain water . Iv grown her using many different ferts and like Floranova the best for pro mix . I use three things only Floranova Bloom ,floralicious plus and KB powder .
Hers a few that will be coming down soon
Hers a few that will be coming down soon
She's a keeper...no doubts about it.!
Hey Baph , for those support stakes ....
if you ever get hands on some 20ga coated 'motor winding wire' (soft copper) what i've done in the past is wind the wire around & around a 2gal container into a large coil , then remove the coil & cut leaving you with many lengths the same size. (its soft wire any good Friskar scissors will cut)
Then holding the the ends together where the cut was made , make a center crimp up at the top , centering all the lengths at one time . Then you take 3-4 lengths of wire & wrap around the top of of the stake tightly & twist several times till snug , which now gives you 6-8 spokes of wire now fastened to the top of the stake .
You make up as many as you need and now you have a stake that has 6-8 lengths of wire-support spreading out (like an octopussy !!) that can be wrapped around any wayward falling branch & sinched back upright . Using the really stout natural bamboo stakes is great & where you twist wires tight around the stake at the top , just smudge on some GOOP over the twist & stake makes them resuable over & over again preventing the wires from coming loose . Let dry overnight ...
( Plumber's GOOP best all around glue out there !!)
Motor winding wire is soft copper so can be bent over & over again with ease and 18 or 20gauge strong enough to hold even a heavy branch up ....netting the easiest but for smaller stake grows this is a neat trick !
This coated "Magnet Wire" also has many many other uses and is great to have around ...here found some 20ga on eBay ...you want to use red, gold colors not green that gets lost against a green background , 20gauge best bet:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Magnet-Wire-20-Gauge-640-Feet-Coil-Enameled-Copper-Red_W0QQitemZ170614661990QQcategoryZ100180QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp4340.m444QQ_trkparmsZalgo%3DCRX%26its%3DC%252BS%26itu%3DSI%252BUA%252BLM%252BLA%26otn%3D10%26ps%3D63%26clkid%3D7967989684399685829
if you ever get hands on some 20ga coated 'motor winding wire' (soft copper) what i've done in the past is wind the wire around & around a 2gal container into a large coil , then remove the coil & cut leaving you with many lengths the same size. (its soft wire any good Friskar scissors will cut)
Then holding the the ends together where the cut was made , make a center crimp up at the top , centering all the lengths at one time . Then you take 3-4 lengths of wire & wrap around the top of of the stake tightly & twist several times till snug , which now gives you 6-8 spokes of wire now fastened to the top of the stake .
You make up as many as you need and now you have a stake that has 6-8 lengths of wire-support spreading out (like an octopussy !!) that can be wrapped around any wayward falling branch & sinched back upright . Using the really stout natural bamboo stakes is great & where you twist wires tight around the stake at the top , just smudge on some GOOP over the twist & stake makes them resuable over & over again preventing the wires from coming loose . Let dry overnight ...
( Plumber's GOOP best all around glue out there !!)
Motor winding wire is soft copper so can be bent over & over again with ease and 18 or 20gauge strong enough to hold even a heavy branch up ....netting the easiest but for smaller stake grows this is a neat trick !
This coated "Magnet Wire" also has many many other uses and is great to have around ...here found some 20ga on eBay ...you want to use red, gold colors not green that gets lost against a green background , 20gauge best bet:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Magnet-Wire-20-Gauge-640-Feet-Coil-Enameled-Copper-Red_W0QQitemZ170614661990QQcategoryZ100180QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp4340.m444QQ_trkparmsZalgo%3DCRX%26its%3DC%252BS%26itu%3DSI%252BUA%252BLM%252BLA%26otn%3D10%26ps%3D63%26clkid%3D7967989684399685829
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16ga Aluminum Electric Fencing wire also has many many general uses ...have even hung ballasts with this . Not for staking plants , but for just a ton of other uses where you just need to tie something off , add some support or doa quick fix on something .
Soft & galvanized but strong , so easy to work with ...can be found atsome Home Depots or Lowes too ...great stuff ! One roll last many years and 100's of uses , very strong .
http://www.flemingoutdoors.com/250ft17gaalw.html
(make sure its soft temper aluminum or nickle , sometimes it can be harder steel spring kind, no good . )
Soft & galvanized but strong , so easy to work with ...can be found atsome Home Depots or Lowes too ...great stuff ! One roll last many years and 100's of uses , very strong .
http://www.flemingoutdoors.com/250ft17gaalw.html
(make sure its soft temper aluminum or nickle , sometimes it can be harder steel spring kind, no good . )
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TicalionStalion
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baph---those 3 look just like my 3 I got goin! lol thats so funny, urs are just further along, but the size and structure is very similar. Ill just keep in mind to hit them hard before the stretch next time. they should be just fine tho.
TicalionStalion
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ecsd
TicalionStalion
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lookin good tacoma, Ill be there soon. postin pics in a few hrs.
today is day 1 in a new room built for just this lady. 10 ecsd under 2k in 5 gallon organic soil.
TicalionStalion
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10 weeks in, i'll chop it next week. one of four plants under a 250, organic soil.
never smoked it before so y'could say im looking forward to that
VG
never smoked it before so y'could say im looking forward to that
VG
For everyone experienced with this cut, when does she stop stretching? I have read the thread 2-3 times all the way through and I don't have any idea.
