rockhead77
06-06-2013, 08:45 PM
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I started these 6 plants from seeds. I used jiffy pots from my vegetable garden and did not germinate them first. 3 seeds are unknown, and 3 are some variety of blueberry. This was just an experiment. I attached pictures they are in the 3rd week of flower. I am using Old Time Bloom 2oz, and about 2.5 cups on Monday and Friday. I used fish guano 5-1-1 in vegetative stage however I think i started a little late. They were about 2 months old when i induced flower. they started under a 120watt plant bulb and then went under t8 lights. now they are under t5 4 bulb ballast. I have no idea how long flower should take since the strains are somewhat questionable. In vegetative they were on a light cycle of 18 on 6 off. I currently have seedlings from a seed bank Northern Lights, Afghan Kush Ryder, Afghan Kush, Critical Kush, and Sensi Star. I have them on a 19 on,5 off schedule because of the Afghan Kush Ryder needing 20hrs of light. what do i need to know to have a successful harvest. Any feedback would be great.
I started these 6 plants from seeds. I used jiffy pots from my vegetable garden and did not germinate them first. 3 seeds are unknown, and 3 are some variety of blueberry. This was just an experiment. I attached pictures they are in the 3rd week of flower. I am using Old Time Bloom 2oz, and about 2.5 cups on Monday and Friday. I used fish guano 5-1-1 in vegetative stage however I think i started a little late. They were about 2 months old when i induced flower. they started under a 120watt plant bulb and then went under t8 lights. now they are under t5 4 bulb ballast. I have no idea how long flower should take since the strains are somewhat questionable. In vegetative they were on a light cycle of 18 on 6 off. I currently have seedlings from a seed bank Northern Lights, Afghan Kush Ryder, Afghan Kush, Critical Kush, and Sensi Star. I have them on a 19 on,5 off schedule because of the Afghan Kush Ryder needing 20hrs of light. what do i need to know to have a successful harvest. Any feedback would be great.