Indoor Speed Seeds Blueberry Auto & Skunk Auto (220 Watt CFL grow)

[ClockworkOrange]

@Kush Sorry to see this -weak genetic seeds i would say- the leaves on one of 'em looked shit from the beginning. I would recommend to start again with better seeds- this is waste of time & energy.
Do you know your soil specs?

 

[Kush]

@ClockworkOrange, yes, I too suspect that she has weak genetics, because of the irregular, asymmetric and malformed leaves and because of the slow growth.
Here is a photo of the soil specs:



One year ago, I grew two healthy plants in the same soil without much problems.

I don't have any other seeds right now and I don't have the cash to buy new ones. So I will just let this runt grow.
Right now she is consuming only around 100 watts of energy because I removed the largest and hottest bulb in order to lower the temperature in the box. So basically, I am not losing much money in terms of electricity consumption.
Will grow her out just for experiment's sake, have nothing to lose.

 

[ClockworkOrange]

I'm a friend of trying the cheaper/ not known strains/seeds but unfortunately its a gamble everytime...wish u the best

 

[Kush]

I agree. It's been a hit and miss scenario for me with these cheap seeds.

 

[ClockworkOrange]

the seedsman seed company (the ones advertising here on this site) have some cheap seeds that work- may u scratch some cigarette money up and get some instead of wasting money on the electric bill for some crippled seaweed

 

[Kush]

My next order will be from Mephisto Genetics. They have some awesome strains from what I have seen here on the AFN.

 

[ClockworkOrange]

I've seen some impressive results from them here, too. Just thought you could get some cheap but working seeds so you dont have to run all empty.

 

[Discretepete2676]

@Kush sorry things didn't go well this round so far, how's the fungus that infestation? Did the beer and potatoes really work? I've been fighting them for weeks here, mid summer, and they are kicking my ass! I'm standing here with a beer in front of me and potato in hand by the knife track waiting to try if it will help me some lol

 

[Kush]

@Discretepete2676, the beer drowned quite a few gnats for me. It also drowned one of those bugs that have pincers on their ass (don't know what they are called in English). Just don't forget to add a few drops of dish washing soap in the beer - this will break its surface tension and will drown the bugs easier.

Potatoes work for drawing the gnat larvae out of the soil. Luckily, in my case I didn't have any.

Best of luck with your beer/potato project. While you are at it, you may cook some french fries and down them with some beer, lol.

 

[Discretepete2676]

Lol

@Discretepete2676, the beer drowned quite a few gnats for me. It also drowned one of those bugs that have pincers on their ass (don't know what they are called in English). Just don't forget to add a few drops of dish washing soap in the beer - this will break its surface tension and will drown the bugs easier.

Potatoes work for drawing the gnat larvae out of the soil. Luckily, in my case I didn't have any.

Best of luck with your beer/potato project. While you are at it, you may cook some french fries and down them with some beer, lol.

It's only in one tent and everything about to come down, in not even fighting anymore lol just get em down and clean up shop