5*White Widow feminized. Coco.

Ye I am worried about it too but have to push it as far as possible because of my late bubblers. However I got word today that they get shipped tomorrow probably so I will probably shift them to 12/12 either now or tomorrow night. Then transplant them on friday or monday when I have the equipment. They are growing 2-3cm/day now. That will bake them 20 inch in a couple of days and that is too much. Hell I'm going to shift them right now. 3am-3pm dark from now on.

These are monsters that will grow you out of your house in no time so beware of them. :D

Flowering cycle starts in 30 minutes. Gogo.

Good luck to us both Jerry. hehe

Puffzter

Ok so I flipped them now and they are in their first 12h night right now. Dark hours will be 3am-3pm as I will always be awake when the light is on in the tent then.
Below is a link to the detailed information spreadsheet about EVERYTHING done to the plants and how they reacted to it.
Light, nutes, watering schedule, temp, humidity, growth, impressions etc. All day by day. Might be good help for some new grower. I will keep on posting an update every week all the way to harvest natrually. This one stretches from seeds were germinated until 12/12. Tell me what you think about it if u download it and if you feel additional information is needed or something like that.

Free file hosting by Savefile.com

Puffzter

NOW THE FUN STARTS

AHHHHH,
I always loved this day when you flip over the lights. Now all you do is water them, feed them, and just sit back and watch those wonderful flowers appear and see all that tender loving care you have given them pay off:)

JG

Ye hehe. First time for me.

I will miss to be able to check in on them whenever I want though. I spent a LOT of time with my plants up until now. Hours every day. Studying them, fixing some minor thing. Helping a branch get a bit extra light etc. I am sold. This is so much fun.

There is natrually some work still to be done natrually especially since I will have to transplant them out of the coco in a few days. Clean the roots and get them into net pots and into the bubblers will be delicate work I am sure. Especially since I need to do it without freaking them out too much. Exciting exciting.

Gonna be nice to grow paralell with u Jerry.

Puffzter

So, 3rd day in 12/12 today and growth is just explosive since a week. Been good all the time but now the are almost on 1½ inch a day. Hope it slows down soon. At least a bit. :eek:

My bubblers and cloner got shipped yesterday from the UK and should be here in the beginning of next week.

Picture from today. (camera sucks but its all I've got)

http://i314.photobucket.com/albums/l...r/1f872667.jpg

Puffzter

Hello.

This is maybe gonna be a little bit too close between photos of my plants but I had them out one by one today to get rid of some lower leaves and generally check them over so I also took a photo of them one by one.

Plant 1 (37 days 5th day 12/12):
This is a plant that is turning out beautifully. I didn't like this one very much before because of it growing asymetrical leaves sometimes without sawpattern on some leaves. Leaves always had a strange sandpaper feel to them also that the others never had.
http://i314.photobucket.com/albums/l...r/DSCI0445.jpg

Plant 2:
Together with 3 and 5 a possible mother (took clones from all 5 to decide later) for my future crops of WW. Good growth and close between nodes on the stem.
http://i314.photobucket.com/albums/l...r/DSCI0443.jpg

Plant 3:
Basically same as 2.
http://i314.photobucket.com/albums/l...r/DSCI0442.jpg

Plant 4:
The stretchiest one. It fucking shoots upwards. Light as close to it as the others it just likes hight. Far between nodes on the stem and frankly a bit scary plant to grow indoors.
http://i314.photobucket.com/albums/l...r/DSCI0444.jpg

Plant 5:
Beautiful specimen. It is the only one I did something to. It was FIMed earlier and have grown multiple stems. I wanted to see what this technique would do to a plant so I only did it to one.
http://i314.photobucket.com/albums/l...r/DSCI0441.jpg

That's it folks.
They might look a bit skinnier than they actually are in the pics, in real they are all pretty sturdy bushes. It surprised me a bit when I watched the photos.
Still not a spot on any leave on any plant.

Puffzter

I don't know about coir, but for soil I'd say your plants would enjoy larger pots.

g/l

Shovel

Well they are not easilly rootbound in coco but they can be and mine are getting close to it. There are many people that grew high yielding plants in handwatered coco from seed to harvest in 2 gallon pots and even smaller. Basically coco growing is hydro. No nutes what so ever comes from the medium.
These is they will be transplanted into bubblers tomorrow or the day after when they arrive. They were shipped from england on friday so should be here tomorrow normally.

Puffzter

Cool. I was thinking about growing in coir. I'm just starting some non-feminized WW seeds in vermiculite/perlite cups. Then I'm gonna transplant into hempy buckets.

Do you use hydro nutes in your coir?

1, GF

I am using HESI Coco line. Its a package containing everythging needed from seed through veg and flower phases when growing in Coco. With it comes a card that looks like this:
http://www.hesi.nl/english/objects/s...ch_coco_en.jpg

Already from seed is above ground 4-5 days or clone has started to root you can start to nuke them at 60-80% of that and a week later 100% and then 150% last two weeks of veg (if grown from seed, clones you can hit with 150% after 10 days or so).
In flower you start off with 100% and a week later 150% for a few weeks then 175 until time to flush.
That gives u about: 350->600->1000->1200-1500 ppm
Growth equals any hydro system but is very watering intense if u handwater. Coco should never dry out so from 3 weeks and in u need to water every 12-18 hours if u dont use top feed or something like that.

Puffzter