100% Organic. Auto Flower. DAMN

Discussion in 'Indoor Grow Journals' started by pikkerc, Mar 16, 2015.

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  1. #1 pikkerc, Mar 16, 2015
    Since last harvest I've done more legit research, talked to some old heads in regards to the new age of indoor and decided to stick with the following.

    -4X3X2 Matt White (clothing closet)
    -400 actual watts of mixed spectrum lighting.
    -intake/outtake fans.
    -3 2 1/2 gallon pots.
    -locally purchased organic soil.

    ALL MY GROWS ARE ORGANIC SOIL. NO FERTS.

    Here's what i have with words. Then I'll just let the pictures explain what half of you won't read ;)
     
  2. #2 pikkerc, Mar 16, 2015
    Tomorrow. It's midnight. Time for bong rips& bed.

    ....promise.
     
  3. #3 pikkerc, Mar 16, 2015
  4. #4 pikkerc, Mar 19, 2015
    Here's some pictures
     
  5. #5 pikkerc, Mar 30, 2015
    Setup. 6 days. 3 no light
    All auto flower in organic soil.
     

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  6. #6 pikkerc, Mar 31, 2015
    I will post 1 week pictures in.... 8 hours lol. In the mean time. I have no weed. :)
     
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  8. #8 pikkerc, Apr 1, 2015
    More pictures tomorrow. Lst starts within the next week. Exciting.

    For those who play golf, today i hit a par 3 out of nine holes on a par 5! Love golfing more than I thought!
     
  9. #9 Storic, Apr 1, 2015
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    What is in your organic soil? If it is just a bagged organic soil is will basically be devoid of the nutrients your cannabis needs to grow strong and fast, they might not die but they sure don't stay healthy without amended nutrient sources,
     
  10. #10 pikkerc, Apr 1, 2015
    I use Scotts soil and nutes. Only n-p-k in the jar and I've used only that much in 4 grows
     

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  11. #11 pikkerc, Apr 1, 2015
    I water with a compost mix also that's constantly exposed to room temperature air.
     
  12. #12 Head Chef, Apr 1, 2015
    Right im subbed up :)
     
    From what i can see you need to move your CFLs closer, between 2-3 inches if possible.
     
    I would use them 400 actual watts and grow 2 or 3 plants max.
    Autoflowers so go easy with them, plant in final pot, go easy on waterings and only feed or amend soil after first 2 weeks.
     
    Chef.
     
  13. #13 pikkerc, Apr 1, 2015
    Perfecto. Will do. I figured "oh stretching them will max yields" what a fool. Haha.
     
  14. #14 Head Chef, Apr 1, 2015
    You want as minimal stretch as possible in Veg, come flower they will stretch for the first week or two.
    Any questions hit me up man, i will answer when i next swing by :)

    Chef.
     
  15. #15 Stealthsmokerman, Apr 1, 2015
    Tried organic soil once it was OK now I do partial organic and fertilizer. Why you may ask if it's flushed right you have no chem taste that organic shit is a load of malarkey
     
  16. #16 pikkerc, Apr 1, 2015
    The flushing and ferts scare me....
     
  17. #17 pikkerc, Apr 2, 2015
    Picasa de voia
     

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  18. #18 Killa Watt, Apr 2, 2015
    Physics states light intensity (lux) is proportional to the inverse square of the distance the lights are from the plants. Drop the lights 4 times and your plants have 16 times the light lux. This corresponds to shorter internodes and less stretching. You want to drop the lights as low as you can with no adverse heat (feel with your hand) on the plants to stress them. This is not common with cfl but incandescents so you should be able to get away with dropping them fairly low. 
     
  19. #19 pikkerc, Apr 2, 2015
    Yeah I have lowered them within 2 inches of the tallest
     
  20. #20 Head Chef, Apr 2, 2015
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