I look forward to watching the growth and good luck to you as well sir!
@wagner are you planning to use your same soil compound that you would use outdoors, but use it indoors?
On my next grow I will want to add amendments to my soil. I’m not sure what I will have to research what others are doing in Coco.
I am now 9 weeks into flower and these girls have really grown up.
On ILGM it says that the seeds will flower for 9 weeks but I feel I need to let the ladies bake a lil longer. These buds look stringy I have started using a foiler NPK spray trying to get these buds to fatten up. Let me know if there are some suggestions.
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Looks good! Definitely getting closer. Is it foxtailing or are the buds just a little skinny? Hard to tell from the photo. Not sure I’ll have too much to add since I grow outdoors and this season will be my first run with a sativa.
@Naturalmedsman I do have one plat that looks like it is foxtailing. Although it is not super close to the light. I may need to raise closer to the light which usually causes foxtailing. my goals are simple. I just want huge, dense buds and a lot of them. I am not asking for much.
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Your girls are looking nice. I believe I’m going to blend happy frog with ocean forest and add perlite as a conditioner for my start to finish tent grow. Outside I usually just till in some perlite to the preexisting soil. I use the fox farm liquid nutes line, whether indoors or out, typically at around half the recommended dosages. As far as fattening up flowers, and of course because I’ve been dancing with fox farms for a long time, I’ve always had good luck with their beastie bloomz I believe it’s called. It’s in powder form and has what appears to be Godzilla holding a red hot pepper on the label. I’ll see if I can locate my jar later and upload a photo, in addition to some photos of the girls in the tent.
If only it was that easy.
Hmm. Not sure. I’ve never used jacks nutes, but typically a bloom booster with high P and K helps fatten buds, like beastie bloomz (although id use cha ching at this stage) as @wagner said. Might also just need some more time to fatten up.
I’m pretty sure @SilvaBack203 has some good experience with jacks. Maybe he can help.
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Thank you for the tag. While using jacks 321 in flowering you can change the formula. I personally used mkp and lower my jacks dosage all to part a2 g, epson 2g, part b 2g per gallon. Its usually used in the begging of flower for 2 weeks. You are already almost at the finish line.
Have you check trichomes? You can also do partial harvest
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@Naturalmedsman @wagner I used to use Fox Farms and I have both Beastie Blooms and cha Ching.
I am trying out other a different product called MPK I am using as a foilar spray. I honestly don’t how much I should use I went through a 1/2 gallon in about 2 weeks of daily spraying.
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Please keep me updated as to your results with that foliar spray. I’ve always wanted to mess around with it, and i know a few guys that claim to have good results. Hopefully a few photos of my tent follow this text. I’m thinking a little cal/mag deficiency coupled with some light burn. But I’m not worried. At my next watering (maybe later today, but likely tomorrow or Sunday) they’ll get some cal/mag. Been boiling my water and forgot that it removes everything. Apparently not quite enough cal/mag in the happy frog to not show a deficiency after 4 weeks.
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@wagner
I started using an RO Buddy to clean my water as where I live we are on well water. The well water has nutrients in the water but I don’t know what’s in there so I would rather clean up my source so that I can make adjustments if needed.
As for the foilar spray I had to steak my plants as buds started pulling branches down as they are starting to get too heavy.
I’ll post more pics soon.
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Thoae leafs are huge and very healthy
Thank you. I have a touch of something going on that I will address tomorrow. Looks like slight deficiencies coupled with light burn. Already moved the light up. Gonna hit 'em with some cal/mag tomorrow. I’ve gotta gdp runt in the middle that’s getting shaded out. Have some tinkering to do with my exhaust too. Everything will get taken out tomorrow. Get my filter to inline fan settled in properly, water all with cal/mag, then back in. Need some racks to get me up off the cold concrete floor, but slower growth has its advantages at the moment, as I got overly excited & started too early. They’re gonna be four footers by the time last frost has safely passed & I can get them outdoors. They’re traveling to a different location. I’m probably gonna have to rent a u-haul to get them 15 miles down the road.
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@MoFo Hey I was following/reading your thread and POOF!
Where u at with those pics??! I too am growing SLH for 1st time and was interested in how your outcome was!
Hope you’re ok !
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@lovenature unfortunately, had to shut things down early. I plan to get a new setup going soon. Even though things were looking really good I was not able to grow SLH as much as I wanted.
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What’s ya got there @wagner ?
It’s the same lot from up above, just further along and minus a few giveaways. Most are granddaddy purps, the rest are white widows, durban poison, and super lemon haze. They will be headed outdoors in the next week. I’ve never defoliated so much in my life 
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I’m confused …is @MoFo , now @wagner ??? Or a friend with same strain as was growing in above beginning post…?!
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I am still myself 
@Wagner was sharing and we were previously talking about using a foliar spray.
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