Lighting Bunnys HS1 closet

[Frankidelics]

Looking great brother!
I can't believe we're running the same strains, at the same time, using the same soil, the same pots, and the same nutes???!!!!

I think your SOG is about same age as mine, but your ADL is like, a week ahead. Will be good to grow side by side!

Looking forward to seeing how your girls grow!

Peace!

 

[Bunny]

Cool coincidence dude I will check out your grow. You obviously have impeccable taste!

 

[Bunny]

Your probably right abbreviating to SOG ,SNOG has a ring to it mind.

 

[Bunny]

Found your SNOG grow can't see the ADL or maybe it's not up yet. I see your growing in a small cab. The similarities continue our lighting methods are opposite ends of the spectrum mind. Laters Frankie

 

[Frankidelics]

Haha!
Yes definitely.
I did upload a few pics of the ADL in my 'general' thread (adventures of Frankie's Auto Cab..), but haven't started a dedicated thread for her yet. Will make sure to do so soon enough though.
Peace Bunny!

 

[Grim Reefer]

Nice work so far man.

 

[Bunny]

Day 21

Looking good but a little stunted from what looks like N lockout ? Don't know why PH has gone south. It's been fine for a few grows and using same batch of soil as the last grow. The guys we're using mineral water instead of tap before feeding started so maybe that ?

Badly affected leaf

SNOG

ADL

Will get a PH pen for my next visit and check the feed and run off. Any ideas on the deficiency? Will get a daylight photo next time. They are still a good size for day 21. Just don't want PH to effect flowering.

 

[Bunny]

Told the guys to give them a flush.

 

[Frankidelics]

Looking good!
Apparently there is some antagonism going on between N and K, which means that an excess of N is likely to result in a def of K and vice-versa, if I am not mistaken. There's a chart of nute antagonism online too!
I'm always struggling at the start of flowering too. Wondering what causes it.
Anyways, wish you the best!
Peace,

 

[Bunny]

Yeah I thought maybe too much N with slight leaf curl and tip burn. Hence flush.