New Grower BR549's First Grow (or, I finally get off my ass...)
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Ha ha funny stuff
Oops. Well, live and learn. I'm afraid having the light going full power is just too much heat for my little tent, so for this summer grow, it'll have to be one or the other. Bummer. I was looking forward to having them both on during flowering.
On the other hand, this looks really good for my non-summer grows, and there's a lots more of those. Hell, if just the light can keep the tent warm enough in winter, I'll be dancing in the streets, as the tent is in my bedroom and I LOVE a cold bedroom for sleeping. Gotta look at the positive!
On the other hand, this looks really good for my non-summer grows, and there's a lots more of those. Hell, if just the light can keep the tent warm enough in winter, I'll be dancing in the streets, as the tent is in my bedroom and I LOVE a cold bedroom for sleeping. Gotta look at the positive!
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Yeah I know the feeling I got weight till at least September at least I got my outdoor but I feel more responsible for my indoor like I made this one grow I like my indoor better less herb but more fun I miss indoor growing and its probably only been two months from shutdown
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Ha ha joe dirt I got one of those already it probably doesn't help my trailer house is direct sun all day
DAY 35
Okay, I had a somewhat more eventful week than usual. First of all, plant "A", the one that was way ahead of the others stalled out. It hit about eight inches last week and didn't move at all for four days, so I went ahead and started the switch to flowering nutes on that one. The other two are still stretching nicely, and in fact "B" has pretty much caught up with "A" as far as height goes (both of the smaller plants were already bushier than "A"), and "C" is right behind her. In addition, I have a possible problem highlighted in the last photo; more on that after the photos. I have managed to give the ladies more light this week; it's been fairly cool, and nighttime temperatures were low enough to deal with the heat from the light. So, they've been getting both sides of the light at night. Anyway, here's this week's photos:
Plant "A":
Plant "B":
Plant "C":
Okay, now for the problem:
I'm getting these little yellow spots all over the leaves. Any ideas? It doesn't seem to match up to any deficiency chart I've seen; some kind of bug perhaps?
Okay, I had a somewhat more eventful week than usual. First of all, plant "A", the one that was way ahead of the others stalled out. It hit about eight inches last week and didn't move at all for four days, so I went ahead and started the switch to flowering nutes on that one. The other two are still stretching nicely, and in fact "B" has pretty much caught up with "A" as far as height goes (both of the smaller plants were already bushier than "A"), and "C" is right behind her. In addition, I have a possible problem highlighted in the last photo; more on that after the photos. I have managed to give the ladies more light this week; it's been fairly cool, and nighttime temperatures were low enough to deal with the heat from the light. So, they've been getting both sides of the light at night. Anyway, here's this week's photos:
Plant "A":
Plant "B":
Plant "C":
Okay, now for the problem:
I'm getting these little yellow spots all over the leaves. Any ideas? It doesn't seem to match up to any deficiency chart I've seen; some kind of bug perhaps?
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Growth is looking right on track for the age they are at and if it was not for the spots nice and green and healthy.
As for the spots i am not 100% but it looks disturbingly like spider mite damage that my plants have received in the past, you wont be able to see them by eye unless there is a major infestation, but if it is mites and you get a microscope or loupe on the back of the leaves the little f******s will be visible, if you see nothing after a good check then you can dismiss mites.
Either way you might want to post a pic up in the live help thread to get a confirmation from one of the pros, but this is just my 2 cents.
As for the spots i am not 100% but it looks disturbingly like spider mite damage that my plants have received in the past, you wont be able to see them by eye unless there is a major infestation, but if it is mites and you get a microscope or loupe on the back of the leaves the little f******s will be visible, if you see nothing after a good check then you can dismiss mites.
Either way you might want to post a pic up in the live help thread to get a confirmation from one of the pros, but this is just my 2 cents.
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