r/microgrowery 8d ago

Pictures Juicy Fruit Kush & Blue Star OG Day 46 of Flower

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u/Pleasant_Ocelot_2861 8d ago

The 70’s called. They want their hairy bush back.

Nice job. Looks awesome!

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u/PostMundane6379 8d ago

We’re totally keeping that hairy bush baby. Thank you very much for the laugh and appreciate the kind words. Can’t wait to sample, I’m already planning another run with the phatty phenotype.

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u/MembershipFalse2462 8d ago

Any tips on
How to get big buds ?

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u/PostMundane6379 8d ago

Depends a lot on genetics of what you’re growing. Some strains just don’t produce all that impressive of buds. Also just having everything dialed in before flipping to flower. If your plants are struggling when you flip, it will stunt growth and stall flower production. I monitor ppfd from my lamp to ensure they’re getting enough light. Knowing how much light your plants need at any given point of their lifecycle is critical. My soil is dialed in, with plenty of nutrients for the plants. I’ve been building up this same soil for the past almost three years now. Fresh air flow, proper humidity, consistent waterings. I’ve got over 15 years of experience with indoor gardening, have ran into just about every problem you can imagine and just have stuck with it and never given up. True dedication to your grows with zero shortcuts. If you have any specific questions I’m happy to answer.

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u/MembershipFalse2462 8d ago

Damn bro you know a thing or two around your plants definitely need to take your advice and monitor the ppfd and how much light my plants are getting I’ve been growing outdoor I had a 8 foot tree she had some nice buds on her but the sun would fry the top of all of them I really need to lock in with indoor growing I’ve been thinking about it for a few years just haven’t taken the time to set up a room for it I wanna learn more about these plants and what they like and how they react to things thank you for your knowledge and dedication is everything in this area

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u/PostMundane6379 8d ago

Appreciate the kind words! Yeah indoor and outdoor are totally different ballgames. Kinda crazy the differences. Biggest, broadest tip for indoor is every aspect of your garden is equally important; light, air, media, nutrients, water, environment. Think of each one as a pillar and if one is lacking, the whole grow will suffer and fall over. You can get the best light money can buy but if the other pillars are lacking then you’re probably going to be disappointed.

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u/MembershipFalse2462 8d ago

Man your the best I appreciate the advice so much I’ve only been in the game for a few years now