Recent content by surreptitious

lol, i guess you're the only one that i know whos talked about the PK spike...not just during week 3 and 4. :)

loolagigi, i think it's also a combination of the nutes and water. i have used the flora nova series for my first few rounds of clones. always had problems, thought it was me. on my latest batch of clones i'm using the 3 part GH stuff and it's working a lot better. you can buy the...

yep a PK spike. you are the first one i know that has talked about the PK spike during week 3 and 4. maybe you should start a thread about it. get other's opinions. :)

today is day 16 of flowering and i changed the rez out: rez change: 10 gallons RO water GH FloraNova Bloom: 70ml GH Florolicious Plus: 10ml GH Liquid kool bloom: 100ml GH Dry kool bloom: 25ml Humbult County's Own Snow storm ultra: 20ml i will probably let this run through the rest of week 3...

i like the square pots, but that may be because my dripping tray is also square and 16 pots fit into the 3'x3' tray nicely.

yeah man, all the stuff on top looks good. with very minor burned leaves on older growth.

hey qman, they look good. how did you prevent them from stretching much?

quantum! thanks for stopping by and welcome to the forum! i think the leaf burn is residual effects from the bushmaster. the tops do not have the issue with the burned leafs. i already got some bamboo stakes! i'm ready and waiting to support those heavy dank nugs lol

thanks guys.

i also have an opinion on the subject. i wrote this in another thread on this forum: "i just read an article in the Jan/Feb 2010 edition of Urban Garden that's called The 'Sweet Zone' - Pruning Indoor Plants for Larger Yields. the "Sweet Zone" is defined as not too near and not to far space...

no problem. i was just offering my advice and had some evidence to back up my theory. the plant only has so much potential energy..i'm just trying to focus that energy into the tops of the plants because thats where all the light is. keep an eye on my grow journal and you'll see how it...

i just read an article in the Jan/Feb 2010 edition of Urban Garden that's called The 'Sweet Zone' - Pruning Indoor Plants for Larger Yields. the "Sweet Zone" is defined as not too near and not to far space under the grow lamp that receives the most light energy without being so close to the...

assuming this is soil, my guess is you should be fine. if you're doing hydro, you're going to want to manually feed the plants

i did the same thing on my first batch of clones. they were around 2 1/2 feet when i flipped them to 12/12. they doubled in size. i'm on my second batch of clones now and flipped them to 12/12 when they got 12 inches tall. i've also done some LST training on them and have about 4 to 5 tops...