Old Toker
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No doubt that you are a real sensitive guy. You went to the shelter and adopted a 3 legged cat. How much more sensitive can you get than that?And hey, I'm really quite sensitive... to plants and animals.
No doubt that you are a real sensitive guy. You went to the shelter and adopted a 3 legged cat. How much more sensitive can you get than that?And hey, I'm really quite sensitive... to plants and animals.
Yah....after my experience growing outside in the woods with everything trying to eat, kill, or infect my plants....decided to try and control the environment as best as I could. Other than dealing with inside size restrictions....I don't really have any complaints. Had I known that YOU also loved coco....I would have just skipped the outside attempt and followed in the masters footsteps sooner.Didn't know you were in coco-you know how I love that stuff, and that explains the happiness your plants are exhibiting.
Supposedly once the roots are fully established you can't over water in coco. Guess I'll find out fairly soon. Considering the stress I'm putting them through, I figure I'll try and increase their TLC.As for added feed, why not? See what happens and adjust accordingly
Why only two? Have you had problems with more?I'm just watering once in the AM at the moment, but in flower they'll get 2 drenchings.
Please....considering my situation....and WHEN I'm doing all this pruning it's hard for me to be too sympathetic to your plight. I know you know what you're doing.I have pruner's remorse today, having taken about 20% of the tent...
This is one of the things I like best about you (along with your sensitivity). You never lie or exaggerate. It almost makes up for your lack of tact when telling a newb that he has screwed up and is either going to kill all his plants or hermie them...got about 2 million clones. Yep, you read that right, 400,000 per plant in a 3x3. Not at all lying
See above..(should you yourself make it to the end of the grow)..
Thank you. The only strain I've tried is the Malawi....which I managed (barely) to grow outside this past Summer. Very potent.....which may account for some of my more "interesting" posts...the strain list is a beauty, my god; all classic, tried and true, badass, only-in-the-know sativa.
Are there any types of GTs other than the Thai ones? I've attempted to grow four of them. One fem GT had a branch about the size of a tree crush it when it was about 8 wks old. Another (standard GT) turned out to be a male (my eyesight is for sh*t) and I culled it. And now the two inside. All of them seem to have the same structure and incredible vigor. I love watching them grow. Really hope I get to try at least one this grow...my very Thai GT.
I don't have any Ace friends. I'm just using you until I harvest my two pounds and then I'm going to do what it seems almost everyone else does on ICMag. Delete my account and come back under a different user name.I know you don't want to count your chickens before they hatch, so I will-that's what friends are for and from over here it looks like you're gonna have to have a big BBQ in your future with all your Ace friends in from out of state. That's a lotta primo poulet, and I for one am worried about your health should you go it alone. Anyway, congrats, and don't hesitate to call, dwd
Hi GG! Yes....they have finally stopped stretching.......either that or all my pruning has shocked them. I doubt it's the latter as they are continuing to drink and the buds seem to be thickening.Hey OT,
Have the girls stopped growing taller yet?
Welcome Tangwena!!! Been a long time reader of many of your posts. Especially the Malawi Cob thread. A classic! Hope to try cobbling some from each of these girls.Nice pics can you get any closer on the buds I need to get close to get excited enough to finish what the other pics started.
Tangwena
Hey Sarcclash.....thanks for dropping in! Fortunately it's not mold....it's just salt from the nute runoff. Appreciate the heads up though!Hey OT, just noticed you are using textile pots. Can't quite see from the pics but it looks like there is mold on the sides. If so, the same happened to me in a micro grow.
Not sure if it's the dreaded white mold posters here have scared me silly with. Sprayed them down with 3% H2O2 and repotted into hard plastic pots.
Take no chances and you run no risks.
Best of luck, fellow sativa head.
Thanks for the well wishes GG!Hope you have a safe trip Old Toker.
Sorry Lanny for the abbreviated reply.... Still out of town and trying to use my phone. My ballast/light are plugged into an Instamatic 101....so I'm fairly sure that it's heavy duty enough. The AC is NOW plugged directly into the outlet... I am going to change that when I get home... if my house has not burnt down, or the police are not sitting in my driveway, and my plants are still alive.... I'll explain when I get to my computer. Thanks for your concern.You probably should not plug your air conditioner into a zephyr or any other controller like that. just as you should not run your HID lighting through those plug-in timers. All of that stuff is just a fire waiting to happen. I know the way they package and sell that stuff it makes you think that it's made for it but it's not. They list the rating in Watts for that stuff but it's meant for a resistive load like a standard incandescent light bulb or an electric heater or hair dryer or something. If you want to make something to work for that you can get relay contactors from Grainger. I just set up 2 split a c's and have them wired through relay contactors because in the winter months they tend to over cool during lights off so this way I can plug them into the same timer as the lights. but it probably won't be needed ded for the rest of the year
Thank you Konopenko! I definitely love me some Ace sativas. What's the saying....Go big or go home? I did both..What a brave attemp Old Toker! Vertical - Ace sativas-is right way & Jah approved imo
The only problems I've had with the timers (so far) is that my crappy eyes have difficulty figuring out what time the trippers are pointing at. After a couple of days of adjusting them....I've managed to get them where they belong. Then just "tenderly" tightened them down with pliers.....so far they are holding.Do you mean intermatic? Spa or parking lot timers? Wired correctly thoses will work. I continuously had issues though no matter how tight I tightened the Trippers on the dial they would come loose a few times a year.