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Hi all,
I've been using the wilma hyro system to veg these fem. ww seeds, they are 20 days old, EC 1.5 PH 5.9 Temp 26-28 HUM 51%.
My questions are : are they ready to go to 12/12? if so...Do I carry on giving them veg nutes or change to bloom and boost? and what EC do I start them on during flowering.
The hight of these plants are 13" , 12" , 11" and 11"
Cheers all:rastasmoke:
I would say yup ready for 12/12 and change to bloom recipe. as far as EC and such I cant help you there. I use GH 3-part and everything is ml per gal and PH of 5.8 :jointsmile:
Nice looking plants you got there ... good job so far :thumbsup:
cheers tinytoon, I've put them into flowering today.
widow:)
keep us posted as how it goes, as I said it all looking good :thumbsup:
Yeh I will do! I'm currently flushing with 1/4 nutes, changed the light to 600w HPS from 600w MH. Later changing tank with free bloom nutes at an EC 1.5 and PH 5.7
will keep u posted
cheers for taking the time to look and comment:)
post some pictures when this thing starts to bud...Looks very nice in its current veg state...Would love to see how they turn out.
Did you grow from seeds?
Hi all,
I'm now into my 6th day of flowering, and found out that my mixture of bloom and boost of 50:50 ratio is all wrong!! I'm using IONIC nutes and I should have been adding just bloom and leaving the boost till last 6 wks of flowering!!
BUT the plants seem quiet healthy and here are some pics I took when I turned the lights off for a few minutes!
Tomorrow I'm due a tank change, so I'm just gona use bloom at an EC of 1.5
Yes I did start off from seeds, they were Greenhouse FEM WW
cheers for looking
:rastasmoke:
nice job :thumbsup:
yeah bro...Looks excellent. My biggest adjustment with growing indoors was nutrients. There are soooo many nute options out there, and their feeding schedules aren't necessarily for BUD. Only a few companies product make their nutes and schedules with bud in mind...Like Advanced nutrients and some GH products.
Your plants are looking good bro. Good job so far. The hardest part of growing indoors is getting your variables in check. Which is why most people give up on growing alltogether. No patience and they can't learn from their mistakes.
My advice...acceptable your mistakes and you them as learning blocks to perfect your art. Because this is, in fact, an art!
Good luck! :jointsmile::thumbsup:
Pics update, These ladies are 8 days into flower, just had a tank change with an EC 1.6 of bloom, PH 5.4 , HUM 48% and temp 26c.
any comments gratefully appreciated :rastasmoke: