gd...your training looks so much better than mine
New Grower First grow- seedsman northern lights
- Thread starter Carve
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I spent alot of time bending the main stem of the left side northern lights twin over to the side of the pot, and tried to run it along the edge. It eventually just pushed up too hard on the wires. The stem on that looks like a tree now. It seems a bit smaller now than the right twin and that one stalled for a week or more early on. I'm thinking less is more, for me, right now, at least. Mileage varying and whatnot.gd...your training looks so much better than mine
Yeah, I kinda did the same and ran into "ok, so where do I want the main stem to end up??" Just got to the point now where the main stem is too big / gonna go where it's gonna go - so now it's time to just keep spreading the side branches.
Curious - are you using continuous air flow or on/off control for your ventilation? And, what size oscillating fan do you have for circulating air?
Curious - are you using continuous air flow or on/off control for your ventilation? And, what size oscillating fan do you have for circulating air?
You could totally still bend it, just gotta let it dry out some so the cells aren't as turgid. Turgidity is what leads to accidentally snapping them.
Both tents have a 4" exhaust fan that runs all the time. The 2×4 tent has a cheapo walmart oscillating fan that was on sale that stays on all the time. It's 16" I think, but i had to take the base off of it and hang it in the tent, so it doesn't actually oscillate anymore. The base was too big. The smaller tent has a 12" hurricane fan clipped to the pole that runs all the time. I really don't like how these hurricane fans clip onto the poles-- I can't figure out how to get them to point in the best direction. One day I'll buy tower fans.
Busy time this morning. The twins were still having the twisted new growth and whatnot so several folks suggested I should flush with plain water because it looked like I had a lockout situation. With the twisted leaves and slowwwwww flowering this seemed a reasonable suggestion. My initial runoff readings were showing pHs in the low 5s and ppms as high as 2k! So i put water through them until I got stable readings in the 6.3-6.5 and 900-1000ppm range. Hopefully this helps and we can get some buds forming before it's too late for these plants and i get tiny marble buds.
My GSC is trucking along and showing lots and lots of flowering. I guess I just updated these plants on here but they're more fun to talk about than the older girls with their issues.
My GSC is trucking along and showing lots and lots of flowering. I guess I just updated these plants on here but they're more fun to talk about than the older girls with their issues.
Update: after talking with some others who've grown seedsman "autos" I'm flipping these like they're photoperiods. They got an early bedtime last night and surprisingly look healthier than they have in weeks.
I got a new phone and it makes my plants look better.
**These are the other plants--not the northern lights being flipped.
I got a new phone and it makes my plants look better.
**These are the other plants--not the northern lights being flipped.
Here's a shot of the girl scout cookie's top. She's starting to stack. The northern lights--ostensibly the subject of this whole thread--are way behind this in flowering. Hopefully the light period flip gets them moving.
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