Day 7 Bloom - Lemon Skunk

wickedlettuce (38) in cannabis • 8 years ago

Wrapping up week 1 of bloom for these 2 lovely ladies. Looking hearty! Let me know what you think.

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8 years ago by wickedlettuce (38)

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unfaakinreal (48) · 8 years ago

The ladies are beautiful, even if I prefer indicas!
And I love the scrog (screen of green) technique.
How many watts is your light?
I miss growing..bad! LoL
Keep up the great work!
PS. Beautiful german shepard also! ;)
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wickedlettuce (38) · 8 years ago (edited)

1000 watt adjustable gavita, keep it turned up all the way during bloom. These two plants were mothers so that's why they are so big. I never budded one out that was this big so it will be interesting.

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unfaakinreal (48) · 8 years ago

I was wondering your trick! You might have to transplant from those smaller buckets first!
I also recommend pinching off a bit of those small lower node bud sites, to put that energy back up to the tops when flowering mothers. ;)
Best of luck!

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wickedlettuce (38) · 8 years ago

You think I should transplant to bigger bucket? I thought that bin was pretty big :)

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unfaakinreal (48) · 8 years ago

For being a giant mother, yes. But honestly you should have done it before flower. Doing it now could stun it's growth.
The only way to see if you do need to, is to dry the soil, just before next watering, then gently pull the bucket off and see if it is root bound, meaning entirely white with roots along the sides of the bucket.
If so, get it in a bigger bucket, without disturbing it as much as possible.
Is it in soil or coco? Also, nexttime always only put one plant in it's own bucket. Transplanting can hurt one or both, if they pull against each other thus snapping some roots.

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wickedlettuce (38) · 8 years ago

It's in coco, I transplanted into a bigger container when I started bloom, I thought it would be enough. What happens if it gets root bound?

Thanks for all your suggestions!

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dozjia (44) · 8 years ago

@wickedlettuce - Right on, looks like you're off to a good run. I don't let my pets into the grow rooms anymore, they can bring in pests like thrips and spider mites.