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Thanks everyone, I just had a happy 17th b-day I guess lol. I bought a few things, nothin' much cuz us poor folk can't afford a lot (yeah right, I invested over $600 on a grow op lol) but it was cool :). I might post some pics tonight since I haven't posted any in a while.
The first pic is of the bud that has that whitish/greenish thing on it. Not really focused but I guess it's easy to spot when you see a bunch of calyxes with pistils coming out and one giant thing with nothing lol. Also I don't have a measuring stick or anything so I don't know how close the lights are, only thing that can show how far they are is the pic I posted. But I decided to move lights closer hoping that it may help. They are 4 weeks into flower so are they gonna be doing any more stretching? I wanna know because I don't want to come back 2 days later and the plants end up closer than they need to be. Now temps do reach 80-85 but I have a fan blowing directly on the light so will that help defeat some heat related issues? The dehumidifier keeps the room at a humidity of 50-55%, I guess that's alright. I have to keep it like that because if it goes any lower the temps go up more. When I stick my hand under the tops of the plants it doesn't seem too warm because of the breeze from the fan so I'm guessing they're fine? I really don't want them to be damaged by heat but the closer the lights get it seems like they get more light and there is more penetration to the bottom so I'm sure the bud development should pick up down there :).
Well a good rule of thumb is that if it's too hot on the back of your hand, then it's probably too hot for your plants.
how old are these plants?
Nice job! Plants are looking upright and tight, out of sight, dyn o mite! :thumbsup:
LOL nice rhymes! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dizzy1
And the plants are 4 weeks and 3 days (36 days into flowering).
And yeah Justin that's what I was going by but the temps and the fact that it wasn't hot on the back of my hand just confused me..I dunno, they'll be fine, I just gotta keep humidity in a certain range and the temps usually are fine.
they look very nice
Question for those experienced in this area because I really don't need any errors this far into the thing. How much nutrients should I give them next time I water? I'm gonna feed them after the next 2 feed-free waterings. The last time I gave them nutes I gave them 1/2 tsp.
wat nutrients you useing?