They look alot better now than the first pic's,good work. E-mail me a bear pic. Then you dont have to fear having your face on it.
Dive:stoned:
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They look alot better now than the first pic's,good work. E-mail me a bear pic. Then you dont have to fear having your face on it.
Dive:stoned:
got a new camera, nikon touchscreen 10 megapixles. i'll take some better pictures tomorrow when i take them out from under the hps. the pictures come out sooo clear, check it out. last picture- view from a local mountain top
okay, so my roommate has been taking care of these LST ladies mostly and now i have started back at them, i just noticed today that there are a lot of big fan leaves drooping on the back plant, what do u guys think out there? All opinions and advice are more than welcome:thumbsup:
Not sure what your problem is, but it is good to rotate your plants every day too. Seems if I don't the growth sometimes in the back ends up doing something to some of the fan leaves. Plus, it's good to get lighting to all sides during the day as even with the lights where they are it still won't hit every spot, so some rotating throughout the day may help that also. :thumbsup:
[quote=Italiano715]Not sure what your problem is, but it is good to rotate your plants every day too. Seems if I don't the growth sometimes in the back ends up doing something to some of the fan leaves. Plus, it's good to get lighting to all sides during the day as even with the lights where they are it still won't hit every spot, so some rotating throughout the day may help that also. :thumbsup:
Thanks italiano i'll give it a try, the one i'm talking about is anchored to the wall and it does n ot get moved like the front one does. i'll tie it off to the pot and try moving them around, good lookin out man:jointsmile:
so i think this thing might have also been heat related, i got a air conditioning unit in my window and problem solved, i got the temp back down into a safe range, it stays between 79 and 84 now instead of 90 or higher. they were doing fine as long as they had plenty of water, but i really think that one plant will start to do better now.
We swithched 'em over to flower yesterday and gave them their first dose of tiger bloom. thses ladies are gonna be some monsters, the snake plants have come a long way and moving that back plant around really seemed to help. I'm leaving for canada so this will be my last post until mid august. my roommate is taking over this grow and i have given him strict instructions but if he needs any help i am going to have him post on this thread, and i'll have him let everyone know he is "the roommate" thanks to everyone out there following.:thumbsup:
oh yeah and i also added some red worms to each pot today, i'm really excited to see if there is a noticable difference, it can't do anything but help.
so my roommate has not been posting anything, he has a hefty work schedule, this is his first time on his own so we will see how they do, ive been trying to get him to email me some pictures(im still up in canada till next month), as soon as i get them ill be posting, im excited to see how they are coming along.
Keep up the good work! Those plants look much better than when you rescued them & transplanted them!