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03-01-2009, 09:57 PM
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  | Thanks scrub! You can do the best diagrams, and I really appreciate your help. This is exactly what I meant. If we can spray downward to mist the baskets I don't see how this aerospring can leak! I hope this helps anyone who is trying this system and has leak problems. | ||
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With just under three weeks to grow I think we will possibly have a nice cola production this time! The buds seem to be filling nicely on some of the branches. I will have pics soon. | ||
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| not trying to hijack your thread... im interested to see how this grow works out for you. i have been following this thread since the beginning. new to GC... this is first community forum iv joined so i have been hesitant about posting. i too am running a aerospring, which i started flowering the same time you did the only difference is all of my fan leaves got cut off by a friend who was watching them a few days. everything looked similar in our grows till he did that... so im interested in seeing if your nugs end up fater. | ||
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| Them: Nice looking buds, bet you can't wait to harvest. Nice garden. Keep up with the sweet  and posts. scrub   Nice work. DrDankman: I've wondered the same thing about trimming off big fan leaves. Please let us know. | ||
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| Thanks DrDankman and welcome to my grow room and to the community! Thanks also to Cygon for your kind comments. A few years ago there was a raging debate about trimming the big fan leaves. I have trimmed back a few fan leaves but only enough to let light get to the buds below. The fan leaves are where a lot of the nutrients are stored until needed. It is also where the photosynthesis takes place. If they weren't needed they wouldn't be there. But with that said I don't think a small amount of trimming will hurt. | ||
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the leaves were cut three days ago and since growing has visually slowed down. they hadent used any nutes in the past two days but as of tonight it looks like they started eating agian keep you posted (i started a thread here https://www.gardenscure.com/420/plan...an-leaves.html) and great grow!! hopefully my 6 will do as well as your 2 in the end Last edited by DrDankman; 03-05-2009 at 10:00 PM.. | |||
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| Well Dr. my plants aren't as productive as I had hoped. The bud production seems to have slowed somewhat. The water level has dropped and the PPM has gone from 1200 to 1800 in the last few days. The plants have slowed down on nute uptake. I will add plane RO water tomorrow. Ph is 5.5 | ||
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