Still looking great. Keep up the good work
She will kill it for you. Keep her in water and she will reward you. Just think before you do anything, well silly you know what I mean. I am using 3.62 grams per gallon of MC. I am not using anything else, but we are running different systems so you do what you feel you should. She looks like a real winner. You will be all smiles in a month or so.
Looking great bro I think you could be right in thinking your near the halfway mark she is flowering alot earlier than mine was
Thanks, fellas. I really appreciate the kind words.
A couple of observations:
1.) She’s still growing. I measured this morning and she’s standing at almost 31 inches (~79 cm). I hope she stops stretching soon or I’m going to run out of room.
2.) She looks very much like a sativa dominant phenotype. Her branches are thin. Her structure is open and airy. The internodal distance is bigger than I would have thought. I’ve not heard or read anything about such a thing. So, this leads me to believe that there is something I’m doing wrong here. Have I had my lights too far away, you think? Is there anything you can see that I’m doing wrong?
@mephisto, is there a sativa-leaning pheno? By the way, Mephisto, keep doing what you’re doing. By far the best company to deal with and your products are absolutely amazing.
3.) DWC is no joke the best way to grow absolute monster plants. I’ve never grown anything this big before - fruit, vegetable or flower. It is an inexpensive way to kick your growing up to the next level. It is also a lot easier than I imagined. It is like you fuss over the plant until the roots hit the reservoir and then it goes on an autopilot express flight to the top of your tent. I’m not sure I would always want to grow plants this big, but if I ever do, I will know how to do it.
4.) This is the furthest I’ve gotten into a grow without any nutrient problems at all. I’m not sure what kind of juju
@Greenleaf Nutrients used when they formulated Mega Crop, but I have to hand it to them, they’ve made a believer out of me. Their products are, hands down the easiest nutrients to use. And they get results.
5.)
@BigSm0 and cobshop.net are the way to go for lighting. I had an HLG QB 288 prior to getting my hands on a couple of autocobs and the autocobs are proving to be better. Not that I’m slagging the QB. It’s just that the QB was too much light for my needs. The autocobs are a superior product because they are individually height adjustable and you can add or subtract autocobs as needed. I couldn’t be happier.
