Wow, they look strong and robust. Your setup is kicking ass thanks for sharing.
They seem to be fighting for territory.🫡Flowering @ day 14
PC#1 and 2 are way more developed than the rest, PC#4 is really slow.
currently I see no reason to fert. PC#1 suffer from a little cal-mag def, will be fixed. but everything else is 100% perfect
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YES! that's totally true, they are in dense and small space and each one of them is big. they are in fight for space.They seem to be fighting for territory.🫡
nah that's the lights. the plants are totally healthy green from bottom to top, with the only exception being is PC#1 (the plant in the upper left corner) which have cal-mag deficiency, and she get 1ml/liter cal-mag, gonna increase it to 1.5.Hard to judge peoples cameras, but they look a bit on the light green side.
You can pretty much bank on plants doubling in size after 12/12. Probably more. It's a good idea to expect that doubling in width terms, to fill a space. After it's filled, further stretch is upwards. Often undesireable. They will settle in a few more days. They slow after two weeks, and stop around 18-21 days with typical 8-10 week plants.
Maybe you're right, but smaller girls suffer. I think when they bloom, maybe they still prefer to have more room to spread out.YES! that's totally true, they are in dense and small space and each one of them is big. they are in fight for space.
I also saw research that said that cannabis plants tend to stretch more when the leaves touch other plants, that indicate competition so they stretch.
I didn't mean it to be like that, but I guess it's better than wasting space.
nah that's the lights. the plants are totally healthy green from bottom to top, with the only exception being is PC#1 (the plant in the upper left corner) which have cal-mag deficiency, and she get 1ml/liter cal-mag, gonna increase it to 1.5.
they all have osmocote in their soil, which is controlled release fertilizer. I expect it to be enough for 2 weeks if not more, and when (and IF) i will give actual nutrients, it will be in much lower dose than usual.
this osmocote is designed for 6 month period, so they WILL get some nutrients till the end. it's all matter of will it be enough.
in my previous grow, this osmocote got a plant to harvest with only cal-mag, and the leaves were green even at late flowering.
about the stretch, I hope they stop soon.
It is indeed a difficult choice. Whether you choose to keep them together or not, we hope you will continue to share their growth, and we look forward to seeing their final results.🫡Flowering @ day 17 @ PC#2 is HERM!
sadly, PC#2 is herm. I'm still considering what to do with her, It's a tough choice!
from one side - she is the biggest, fastest, easiest, smelliest plant in the tent. she is like twice the size of PC#1 (which was 2.5 weeks more in veg), and she is developing so fast!
from other side, she will make this tent full of seeds.
I have no good place to put PC#2. if not in the tent, she will be on the balcony where she will get 2-3 hours of light per day, and will go into re-veg probably. and even when flowering she will have mold risk as the humidity here is 100% half of the time.
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perhaps it's an sterile hermie ?Flowering @ Week 4
the smell is already too much, I bought another carbon filter and fan and placed them outside the tent.
the overall tent smell is skunky as hell. pure skunk. pineapple? nah bro, REEKING skunk
they are all green. not even 1 yellowing leaf/sign of any nute problem. so the Osmocote is defintly a magic!
sorry on the bad night photos, my phone have bad camera...gonna replace it soon.
BTW about PC#2 (the biggest plant with the biggest cola) which is hermi, I think she is false hermi? there are balls, but no pollen/sign of pollination whatsoever. I remove balls anyway, but it seems like the male parts of her are not fertile. I didn't see any pollen anywhere.
already looking forward for the harvest, probably 4-5 weeks, gonna aim for 10 weeks to make sure they are ripe.
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I did saw little bit of red hairs at the plant himself, but at a really low count, I can actually count the red hairs on one hand.perhaps it's an sterile hermie ?
possible ...
if not you shoulprobably have red hairs , wich is a sign of seeds in formation ...
anyway i did smoke the pneaplle chunk at barney' s coffeeshop in 2010's years and was really excellent ,
eager to see your results .
nice ,I did saw little bit of red hairs at the plant himself, but at a really low count, I can actually count the red hairs on one hand.
anyway I'm not afraid of some seeds, she seem either a streile hermie or very very close to it, otherwise I guess the whole tent was pollinated, while I didn't found a single red hair on anybody except the hermi.
Nice grow @vladimir882, you're growing some fine bud. I have 5 different tents. I run a QB135 rpec light in one of my 2'x2'x4' tents,so similar to your light. I also have the QB135 bspec for veg. I run one plant in my 2x2 in living organic soil in a 10 gallon pot. I made a stand the height of my 10 gallon pot and cut a hole in the tent bottom. The pot rim overlaps the floor cut out so I have no light leaks. I'll post a picture as it may be something you would be interested in trying. I gained 12" of space inside the tent. I train my plants using an augmented mainline. I pull an average of 4-5 ounces per cycle depending on the strain I grow.Flowering @ Week 6
everything goes 100% right. buds are maturing, frostiness is amazing and smell is intense.
PC#4 will defintly need a extra week or two above the others.
and some nice purpling is going on, the night temps are 16 Celsius
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