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

[mainegrown]

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

[monny10]

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

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:

[mainegrown]

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

[mainegrown]

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

[deleafer2220]

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:

[mainegrown]

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

[redtails]

Merry x-mas man!

[mainegrown]

merry christmas to you too redtails

pics tomorrow and every saturday from now on

[mainegrown]

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

[mainegrown]

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