(D)iscrete (I)ndoor (G)row

so i was looking at all of the deficiencies that i though my plants had... well i came to the conclusion that it was all of them!!
so even though i watered the girls only last nite.. when i transplanted.. i decided to halt this problem by.. feeding them
here is what i use i stepped up the feeding from half recommended, they recommend one tablespoon per gallon of water, i decided that this was what got me here so i rectified that by going to double for this once and seeinghow they liked it, i have consistently read it is REALLY hard to burn with all organics.
here is what is on the Neptune's Harvest website :
Nutrient Analysis of Hydrolyzed Fish 2-4-1 fertilizer
Elements
Nitrogen
2.23
Phosphorous
4.35
Potassium
0.30
Calcium
0.75
Sulfur
0.17
Magnesium
0.04
Sodium
0.16
Iron
26.0 ppm
Manganese
3.0 ppm
Copper
< 0.1 ppm
Zinc
9.0 ppm
Boron
2.5 ppm
Molybdenum
< 0.1 ppm
Aluminum
8.0 ppm

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Originally Posted by mainegrown

so here is a quick question though i doubt anyone will answer..
if i played with the lighting schedule at the beginning of the flowering would that set my harvest date back or not?? i moved it from noon till midnight to 6PM till 6AM.
i am seeing everyone else has plants that look like mine after 2 weeks rather than the almost 3 i am at..
thanks -J

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Hi mainegrown!

Why d'you wanna move it back man?

You could maybe try giving them 13 0n - 11 off ..... Sometimes I go over the 12hrs light schedule and It doesnt seem to affect them.... only because I switch the lights off by hand though...

(poverty = no money for timer);)

my theory is....and I dont know if it's correct? : more light energy = bigger buds.... maybe that extra hour every other day will really benefit them?

Looking good anyway man!... Glad you got the droop sorted! :thumbsup:

i have no idea..i think that i have some really bad light leaks and i am gonna take care of them today.. 90 degree bands and more black tape! hopefully i can get this figured out

today i got a oh meter.. cost $20 and works as far as i can tell..
water PH ~7.0
soil PH ~ 6.9
those are good i think

You don't really want your pH higher then 7, best at around 6.5, make sure to watch that it doesnt jump or get too high :thumbsup:

thats what i thought but i am in the ok range right.. when i feed next time i will try to bring the PH down a few points but i only have the cheap-y model. it was the only thing available.. like in the whole town!!
merry christmas everyone
-J

Merry x-mas man!

merry christmas to you too redtails

pics tomorrow and every saturday from now on

first few are over views and the second batch are vegg and third batch are pics of a few of the gurls

these are from yesterday but i am to lazy to take more now
i topped them right after this pic was taken and they all seem to be doing great!!
first pic is of overview yesterday
rest are VEGG