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Wow Reaper i think im gonna need some sun glasse's just loooking at the picture .lol.Also have you thought about tieing some of the larger fan leaves down to get more light to diffrent bud sites .I tied almost all mine down by the end of flowering and noticed an amazing change in lower bud sites
I usually train my stems a bit, for more buds, ... so far, it has been unneccessary with this grow, these lower mounted lamps should make a big difference, the plants are saturated with light throughout their branches ... :smokin:
I kinda figured you wouldnt need to but everything counts;) .Also is there any way you could get some close ups of the bud site's?
took these for ya ... first pic is an upper branch of my NL99, the second pic is a bottom branch from same plant ... been in flower couple weeks now, I started them a bit premature ... :smokin:
Reaper i think its time for a update with all the plants outside lol.
its gloomy here for a few days, while we have a bit of rain move through ... I'll take them outside in another week, or so, for new pics ... theyre just two weeks or so into blooming, so should look a lot better in awhile ... here's another shot I made a minute ago ... Day 72, from seed ... if not for almost dying from wilt, I can only imagine where they would be by now, under healthy conditions ... :smokin:
Hy once again image reaper, those babies look nice, just wondering how tall are they and what are u feeding them???Any secrets u want to share???:rasta: :rasta: Tks again for the thread and the help....:D :stoned:
just got out the tape measure, theyre 22", from soil to tops, about the same in diameter, 72 days since germination, and lost a LOT of growth for the first couple of weeks, due to Pythium Wilt (killed 10 out of 15 seedlings, remaining seedlings developed into 4 females, one male) only the second male plant I have gotten in many years of amateur growing ... I used 'Miracid' 30-10-10 during veg, ... then, a week before switching to flower cycle, I took away the nitrogen, and started using "Earth Juice" brand nutes: 'Bloom' 0-3-1 at every watering, 'MicroBlast' micronutrients every 2 weeks, and 'Catalyst' 2 weeks ... I have used 'SuperThrive' throughout this grow, for the first time ... I again say, I think SuperThrive is a highly hyped, highly over-rated, product, that does no harm, and if you want to use it, hey, go for it ... :smokin:
I guess those xx-xx-xx numbers are the NPK ratio´s right?Sorry about these noob questions but besides being noob i´m also not really familiar with some growing lingo eheheh (i´m Portuguese)...The thing i wanted to ask u is, u´re grwing NLights, what other seeds do u recommend for a 2x2x4 growbox, i´m asking u this because all seedbanks i´ve looked into the NL seeds were to expensive for me at this point (cause the shipping his almost as expensive as the seeds, about 30$canadian + 45$ for the seeds)....a friend of mine recommended Grapefruit seeds...have u tried them before, what do u think???.....by the way, have u got any experience on using pot on asthma patients????Cause since i´ve started smoking pot my asthma attacks were gone.
Tks again for ur time and patience.
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Originally Posted by OmegaVermelho
yes, those numbers are the N-P-K, in that order ...they are always found in small print, somewhere on your fertlizer label .. other Forums will go into great detail with these answers ... I still recommend Northern Lights for a beginner, they're more forgiving of mistakes, great yield, and have probably won more Cannabis Cups than all others (they are a prime factor in most top strains), I cant help you with the prices, that's out of my control ... personally, I'd like to give them away, (but, I dont :D ) ... I have smoked a lot of Grapefruit, but never grown it ... a friend of mine (and she is NOT a doctor, or scientist) says marijuana is a natural aid to bronchial respiration (I can't remember the technical word, dammit) ... she claims tobacco smoke closes up bronchia, while pot 'opens' them up ... I have no idea if there is any truth to this ... :smokin: