Indoor 2nd Grow. Widow Ryder & Easy Ryder

[infused]

Hey everyone. Just wanted to post some photos of my most recent grow. It's my second time growing. Pretty much learned everything from AF.net! so thanks.

I'm growing Auto Fem Widow Ryder and Easy Ryder. Using 3 gal hempy buckets with 80% perlite and 20% vermiculite. I've been using Osmocote Plus for nutes and these girls have been loving it since they were seedlings in smaller 16oz hempys.

I have a 200w 6500K CFL and about 4 additional 23w cfls for the lower foliage.
I have to say I'm pretty damn proud of myself so far. I really think these girls are going to yield me something worth while. My first grow only yielded me about a 1/4 oz. Lots of mistakes.

I just have one question for you all. The ER just started flowering but the WR is not yet. If I switch to my 2600k Cfls, will it affect the WR since she is not in flowering mode yet? I can't separate them because I only have one grow cab.

Without further ado. Here are my girls at 28 days old.

 

[realcarlos]

Looking nice
How often do you water?
Do you ph your water?

As for the lighting. It's recommended that you use certain lighting for certain stages to get the tightest nugs. But some people use veg lights or bloom lights all the way through with no noticeable changes

 

[sticky pipez]

it wont realy matter what spectrum it is either will be fine. if your 200w is a 6500k id put the 2600k cfls in now, but like i say it wont affect your plans either way.

pipez

 

[infused]

Looking nice
How often do you water?
Do you ph your water?

As for the lighting. It's recommended that you use certain lighting for certain stages to get the tightest nugs. But some people use veg lights or bloom lights all the way through with no noticeable changes

Thanks realcarlos. I've been watering everyday until I see some runoff. I feel like the roots have hit the bottom so I'm gonna switch to every other day until they start completely sucking up the res. I'm watering with tap water (chlorine free) PH'd to 5.8.
Thanks for the lighting tip, I'll just keep those 6500k lights in there for about another week then switch to the bloom lights.