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11-20-2009, 06:33 AM
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11-20-2009, 08:44 AM
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Shit those are gorgeous plants grat!!
Love the bushy look and look at the size of those leaves. Waiting for the finish! teamster6 
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11-20-2009, 09:26 AM
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Those are some short bushy plants your goig to need to raise them up to your light .No need to worry about head room with them.-Bud
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#74
11-20-2009, 11:51 AM
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Pull the big ones down past 90 degrees and make them grow back up, itll give the little on a bit more time.
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11-22-2009, 02:05 AM
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Mr. A - always so verbose
Thanks man. teamster6 - Thanks, me too. Gonna flip on Sat. Then germ the Girls!  Headcase - That's for sure. This strain is certainly the shortest growing I've seen. However, I am putting th HPS in and switching the lights and I'm hoping they stretch a little. Skuzz - good idea for next round, these don't get anymore time. After the last watering they've had another growth spurt. I took them out tonight for some pinching and restraint adjustment. The B plant is a beast. I need to flower NOW. And so I will. Brand new (EYE) Hortilux 400w HPS bulb arrived yesterday. Best place I found if you are looking was/is Discount Hydro. Discrete billing, shipping and labeling. $69.99 + SH for the lamp. Best price I've found on Oregonism XL is there too, picked up another LB. I've been shy about doing the root drenches in the past because you use 2TBS per quart of water. If you buy the small container that get's expensive. I've used it every time I x-plant for quite some time now with fantastic results. But I decided to really give this "root drench thing a serious go and I'm seeing results! Not using mycorrhizae? Wanna take your grow game to the next level? Peace all. Grat
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11-27-2009, 09:12 PM
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11/26/09
New (EYE) Hortilux HPS 400w installed.
Lighting schedule back to 12/12 in the flower chamber. La Niña seed germinating.  Here's the update, These girl's are stretching! I'm pinching now! The A Plant.  Minor supper cropping.  B Plant   This leaf has 15 points and some of them are growing in an inner row.    C Plant   Group ABC   That's a wrap for this round. Wish I knew what to do for the rusty spots...gave them straight water last night, I'll go check them in an hour or so. Thanks gang  Grat
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#77
11-27-2009, 09:55 PM
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Hey grat dont worry about the spots unless it moves around the plant. They are probably just hot spots on some of the oldest leaves. Whatever your doing to them they are loving it.
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11-28-2009, 05:50 AM
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Talk about some thick plants & those stems your going to need a chainsaw to cut them LOL. The spots I think they have drove us all crazy trying to figure them out like teamster said I wouldn't worry too much unless it gets worst. I couldn't believe how the root where coming out the bottom of the pots in the last pictures their surely going to be root bound by harvest time .I'll be watching
  -Bud
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#79
11-28-2009, 07:31 AM
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That is classic Mg deficiency. Hit em with a little epsom salt.
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11-28-2009, 08:07 AM
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I get those Mg def. leave's, from time-to-time. It doesn't seem to affect the outcome. I'm going to have to try the salt.
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