White Widow + Critical Jack Herer - 600w DWC

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  1. #1 cdphalanx, Dec 30, 2012
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    As my other plants are now in flowering, I decided that I'd drop a couple new fem'd seeds and kick them off and give them a little LST until theres room in the big tent. :D

    For these, they will start in a 2'x3'x2' tent under 4x 3ft T5HO bulbs. Roughly 39w each, for a total of about 156w. The seeds are in RapidRooter (RR) plugs. Once they show roots out of the RR, they will go into 6" netpots in a 2gal mini bubble-tote. They will remain there until there is room in the larger 600w tent.

    Hoping this goes smoothly and I'll post pictures regularly. :wave:

    Seeds:
    Dinafem White Widow
    Delicious Seeds Critical Jack Herer

    Seedling/Early Veg (~5 weeks): 4x 39w T5HO (156w)
    Veg/Flower: (~12-14 weeks) 600w mh/hps

    Training: Top/LST/Scrog (~2.5'x5')

    Nutes: General Hydroponics Flora Grow/Micro/Bloom, CaliMagic, FloraNectar, Liquid KoolBloom

    RootZone: 6" netpot with hydroton. 5gal DWC bubble bucket.

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  2. #2 Hortila, Dec 31, 2012
    Alright sounds and looks like your comfortable with your other grows! I'll come along for this ride!!!
     
  3. #3 cdphalanx, Jan 1, 2013
    Nothing new to see, really, but both have sprouted taproots already. :D
     
  4. #4 TinTizzy, Jan 1, 2013
    Nice i have a critical jack ive beem wanting to pop..you'll be done around when im deciding what to do next :)
     
  5. #5 markymarkoz, Jan 3, 2013
    Hi CD u going to be scroging this time....
     
  6. #6 cdphalanx, Jan 3, 2013
    Undecided at this time. I want to see how a few things pan out in my other grow(s) before making that decision. Chances are I will, though, since my vertical space is limited.
     
  7. #7 cdphalanx, Jan 4, 2013
    Critical Jack just popped her head above the top of the RapidRooter so figured I'd snap a pic.

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  8. #8 ResinHits, Jan 5, 2013
    looks good dude. Glad to see my MA growers out there
     
  9. #9 markymarkoz, Jan 5, 2013
    Hi CD are those rapid rooter like the jiffys...
     
  10. #10 cdphalanx, Jan 5, 2013
    Not sure :confused_2:

    Ive only used RapidRooter, so I cant say I have experience with anything else.
     
  11. #11 ResinHits, Jan 5, 2013
    CD, tell me about your flushing methods?
     
  12. #12 cdphalanx, Jan 5, 2013
    Havent gotten that far yet, haha. The ones Ive got running now are my first go at this. One is at the end of week 5 flower and the other is end of week 1
     
  13. #13 ResinHits, Jan 5, 2013
    true man aha. the only reason i said anything is because i know that you can get a better tasting yield. itll smoke better too
     
  14. #14 cdphalanx, Jan 5, 2013
    Yeah, I know the guy thats kinda bein my mentor for this first one is gonna have me do some kind of flush. I think a week, probably.
     
  15. #15 meowmicks, Jan 5, 2013
    MA growers FTW!
    Gonna tag along for the ride, i have a couple beans i started about the same day so comparing progress should be fun. :)
     
  16. #16 ResinHits, Jan 5, 2013
    CD do you think if this works out for you, youll try to become a licensed grower for medical marijuana?
     
  17. #17 Hortila, Jan 5, 2013
    I've never used either but I know that the RR are made of some magical material that it's kind of rubbery. A grower have me that description, the Jiffy is more of a soil like material.
     
  18. #18 Hortila, Jan 5, 2013
    Out of the darkness and into the light.........and so it begins!!!
     
  19. #19 markymarkoz, Jan 5, 2013
    Ok sweet...thnx..I'm pretty sure the jiffys are made of cocco..I seen them at my local so I grabbed 2 to try..haven't used yet....……
    But I've heard good things about the RR...
    Have to try them out also....
     
  20. #20 Hortila, Jan 5, 2013
    Oh coco, that would make sense since they expand so much! I really want to try RR I have finally located them locally!
     
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