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SAgrower

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  1. Hey man! Those plants look great buddy. I don’t think anything is wrong. 
    May just need a tad more water... how many L you giving? Plants are drying up a lot faster these days 
    I give each plant about 2L of water every second day. Im more than happy with the other plants, only the Sour Diesel. It never looked like that so not sure if it could be a root zone problem.
  2. Do you guys think there might be an issue with my Sour Diesel plant? The past week I noticed the leaves are drooping and just staying like that but otherwise the plant seems very healthy.

     

    Im also attaching pictures of my other 2 plants which receive the same treatment but not wilting.

     

    The first picture is that of the Sour Diesel

     

    Grow medium: Jamies Garden shop soil, cant remember the name

    Nutrients: Microbes

    Water: Rain water

    Grow environment: Outside during sunlight hours

    Age: 2 months 9 days

     

     

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  3. Hi,
    I thought I would get this board started with one of the best cultivars available on the market today.
    I'm sure most of you are familiar with Karma's work, but for those who are not, he is one of the better breeders of OG Kush variants. His Biker Kush is phenomenal.
    Headbanger is his version of the infamous Headband. He used an old Sour Diesel IBL and crossed it to his Biker Kush (Hells Angel OG x Lucifer OG). This created a big yielding SD IBL dominant cultivar. It has been getting rave reviews for a while now. Whenever he does a drop of Headbanger, they are usually sold out pretty quickly. Sometimes hours after the drop happens.
    This is why we are very proud to currently have stock of Headbanger. This is a cultivar we will keep stocking as long as it is available.
    Photo credit: Trich Tyson (ICMAG)
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    I have read so many reviews in the last couple of days regarding this strain but unfortunately its a bit above budget. Hopefully next year but its awesome that you stock such a strain.
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  4. @SAgrower  no real problem, but they are very nearby and I don't want to raise any flags. I just want to remain incognito
    Understandable. I have neighbours who are both in SAPS and they obviously smell when we smoke so now they do not allow their kid to play at our house anymore which is actually very sad seeing as the child was allowed previously when we smoked incognito but anyway.

    Goodluck with the Eskom issue as I dont see it going away any time soon. What about building some type of "greenhouse" outside where the neighbours will only see the structure. Then, grow some herbs, tomatoes etc and give them some, saying you built the structure because you are interested in growing so vegetables etc.
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  5. Aiyayaai! hahaha
    Seems like there are no tips, tricks or shortcuts... Plants need light. Period. Thought I could get away with an emergency light-type of solution but not during stages 3 and 4, too much downtime.
    I think we should wait until we have the funds to afford a UPS inverter.
    IF Eskom does decide to loadshed during later hours, we'll be screwed. I'm not going to chance it - too much at stake.

    Thanks for all your input, everyone, it is appreciated.
    A bit off topic but what is the issue with the neighbours if you dont mind me asking?
  6. I have wifi light (blue and red) and dehumidifier light green in m tent. Have not had any issues. I think it is the stress from the sun to the led light that is the issue. And also cold to hot inside to outside. That causes this. 
    That's my thinking also thanks. Will monitor them a bit more closely now and make a call if it continues, not worth keeping one plant for the sake of just keeping it.
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  7. Unlucky man, especially from a feminised seed. Where did you buy it from? 
     
    Anything that could have stressed her? 
    Not sure if its perhaps the cold or if it could be the new plugs installed in the garage. The plug has that glow in the dark strip on the switch but not sure if that could be enough to cause it to hermie.

    Oh well, all part of the learning process. I have taken the plant inside and busy removing the sacks, not even 7 of them so will see what happens now.
  8. Yes, you're right. Once one of these sacs opens the surounding plants will be pollinated and you'll end up with seeds in your bud.
    If I were in your shoes I would chop it asap. There are also people that take the sacs off, but I would play it save.
    Sorry man wish there would be another way. How many plants do you have in there again?
    Thanks for the help, appreciate it. I have 3 plants currently, next run will be 4/5 as this was just a sort of experimental grow.

    Perhaps I should try to remove them somewhere else and see how it goes, just to gain a bit of knowledge.

    Thanks again
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  9. Level 2 is only next week

    Hahaha!

     

    So I took some more pictures this morning, excuse the quality. I suspect this one might be a hermie.

     

    Do I leave it as is or do I remove the sacks? Theres not even 10 of them or is this now the state the plant will stay in?

     

    Am I correct in assuming that a hermie can also pollinate my other plants?

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  10. Hi @SAgrower I see what you're worried about. In the first pic right on top it seems like you got a pollen sac... I hope I am wrong. Can you make a picture from another angle?
    Currently not at home but will take another picture later.
  11. Time for another update.
    Plants were flipped on 25 July.

    I dont think I will go back to normal commercial soil, the soil from@SkunkPharm is working beautifully and I really like the fact that I just give them rain water. I gave them some malted barley the other day but prefer this method to having to measure nutrients each day etc.

    I have very limited experience with growing cannabis but Im very happy with the way they look now.

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  12. @SAgrower I live in a valley on a farm there is mountains on everyside of my house , and then by 6 pm the sun is behind the mountain... does the greenhouse tunnel help with sunlight intensity? Cus they are in a green house


    Unfortunately Im not yet experienced enough to answer you on that my apologies.

    If you put them outside at 6am is it still completely dark or are there some lights in the vicinity?

    The greenhouse will depend on the material used as the cover I assume.

    What is the reason for taking them outside at 6am?
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  13. Thank you alll for your input ... im going to have a look today , is it possible to move the plants outside at 6 the moring and inside at 6 at night to keep them in flowering mode?
    If there's enough / correct light outside at 6am then yes
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  14. One more week of veg left for these girlies
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    Plants are looking good well done. Do you think there will be enough space for the plants when you flip them? Space looks a bit tight there.
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