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Fast_Budscommentedweek 14 years ago

Thanks so much for choosing our Gorilla Cookies! Happy growing 🌱 and let us know if you need any assistance!

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Ferenccommentedweek 34 years ago

Really nice keep up :) @Roberts

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Ferenccommentedweek 14 years ago

Good Luck mate @Roberts

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Canamatoescommentedweek 54 years ago

Looking great, I love the build, keep it up💕🌱👍 -1 thing I see, leaves on the soil are going to lead to problems quickly. Maybe lift your pins up a bit, and or use straight wire underneath the leaves that are almost touching the soil, and keep them off the soil. -When watering / nutes its a royal pain when its that low not to drench all the leaves. I'm only saying this because I grow all my plants just like yours and those are the 2 problems I ran into. Just trying to help my friend. Have a super weekend ☮️❤️🍻

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JP148commented4 years ago

@@Canamatoes, good suggestion, amazing how the green part of the plant hates soil nutes. Burns like acid.

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Canamatoescommented4 years ago

@Roberts, I hear you with the height restrictions 🤟🍻

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Robertscommented4 years ago

@@Canamatoes, awesome, usually in a day or two the wire starts to pull out of soil. I just reset them and will try to leave more room, or cut those leaves off. Thanks for advice. Glad to see someone else using same method. I do it because of height restrictions. Happy growing

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DreamOncommentedweek 74 years ago

Nice job, looks great! Good luck further & have fun! 🌱😎

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Stkz420commentedweek 54 years ago

Looking good, hope all goes well🤞

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MrHightimescommentedweek 44 years ago

Man that's a lot of calmag!👀

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MrHightimescommented4 years ago

@Roberts, thats where i'm at now unfortuantly!

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Robertscommented4 years ago

@MrHightimes, have to up cal mag when using coco coir. Third of my mixture is coco coir. Tried using less before any it starts showing deficiencies.

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The_Bearded_Growercommentedweek 54 years ago

how do you water without covering the leaves

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Robertscommented4 years ago

@The_Bearded_Grower, been starting to use a flower watering jug with a long skinny spout on it. To stick past leaves.

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HirdoWeirdocommentedweek 184 years ago

Nice buds 😍

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Ferenccommentedweek 184 years ago

Beauty! @Roberts

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Smokwiricommentedweek 164 years ago

nice progress, keep up the good work mate 👌💪

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Omisancommentedweek 154 years ago

She's so sweet! 😍 good job! 💪

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Ferenccommentedweek 154 years ago

Well done 👏 @Roberts

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Spidercommentedweek 44 years ago

Good growth, man! 🙏

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Secretflowercommentedweek 44 years ago

Hi my friend, i wish you a good cultur, stay safe, peace..🕊️

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WisdomCulture420commentedweek 44 years ago

Hi good luck and good growth

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Esoteric_growingcommentedweek 184 years ago

Nice result buddy, out of interest why do you prefer to grow autos rather than photoperiod varieties? I have only grown the very first autos that were released many many years ago and seen how much they have improved since.

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Robertscommented4 years ago

@Esoteric_growing, I believe no more then any other plant. It's a last ditch effort programmed by nature to try to clone itself.

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Esoteric_growingcommented4 years ago

@Roberts, thanks pal. Just trying to get a little understanding of them before I give them a go. I would like to have a few in my veg chamber just to get something in a little before my photoperiod varieties. Last question are these hemi prone any more than normal fem seeds, less so or about the same?

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Robertscommented4 years ago

@Esoteric_growing, autos are faster if you have no growing issues. Plus depending on how you like your trichromes and effect. I think the harvest times they give are too short. My strawberry gum was really close on estimate time. I started flushing when they were saying to harvest. Only true way is to look at trichromes. Hope this helps

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Jungle_James_Growscommentedweek 114 years ago

Looking good buddy, might I suggest one small thing, when you LST like you are doing try not to push the wire into the soil as you are damaging the roots which could also cause stress, they should be tied to the pots where possible.

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Robertscommented4 years ago

@Junglejames, thanks should work better for when it stretches and gets bigger. Better angle as well.

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Jungle_James_Growscommented4 years ago

@Roberts, https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07FF661XT/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_ZfE0FbQTTZW7F?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 theses are what I use they just clip on the fabric pots and then attach your wires to the loops. Happy growing.

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Robertscommented4 years ago

@Junglejames, thanks will look into how I can modify this and apply it with my current system. Appreciate the advice. If anything can use less spikes but gotta rig something up. Thanks again happy growing.

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The_Bearded_Growercommentedweek 104 years ago

how did you get an auto to go 9 weeks in veg

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Robertscommented4 years ago

@The_Bearded_Grower, not sure it is the solution but my results have been improving with healthier plants.

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The_Bearded_Growercommented4 years ago

@Roberts, glad to hear you found a solution

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Robertscommented4 years ago

@The_Bearded_Grower, well through my levels being to high . I switched to the blue planet nutrients. Where I could measure out better and provide closer to appropriate amounts. Should be good to go now.

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Doktorhollandcommentedweek 74 years ago

u have issue because u kill this plant. no leafs good luck

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Robertscommented4 years ago

@Doktorholland, looking pretty green for dead

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