Hey everyone!
Any thoughts on timing? Buds still aren’t too big/no big colas yet. I extended flower for a week, so current schedule is 2 weeks left in flower and 10 days in flush.
Thanks!
L
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Might be more like 3ish weeks in flower but she’s coming along nicely!
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Yummy 
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@OrionsCeiling - still think that’s about the right schedule? 2 weeks of flower and 10 days of flush?
Also thanks for always responding!
Best,
L
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Good question. I’d wait a week or a week and a half to decide whether to add more. The trichomes are where the decision is usually made!
Do you have your jeweler’s loupe handy?
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I feel like a complete idiot because I can’t focus using the Grobo loupe.
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I just noticed the stalk split in half at the top. Did a tape job on it, but now worried.
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Ok stalk splitting is really normal and happens more often than we think. It might help you out in the long run with trichome development
It’s adjustable. Takes a bit of time to learn to use but you have to find the sweet spot. It’s confusing you’ll figure it out!
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Not exactly the same but basically the same premise. Take a read:
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/garden-how-to/propagation/grafting/reattaching-broken-stems.htm
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OK. Used a piece of straw to hold it in place… Hopefully the schedule stays in place.
Best!
L
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Down to 11 days on the Grobo flower schedule. Don’t see any harm done from the split as yet. Here are a couple close ups of the branches in question.
Thanks everyone and especially @OrionsCeiling !
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Looks great in there
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OK - so I decided I’ll do a regular water change with nutes today and then start flush on Tuesday with Flawless Finish.
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Is there a good thread on cleaning the unit after a grow/recalibrating the ph sensor? I’ve been looking but haven’t seen anything really dedicated to just that.
Just trying to see if I need anything before I start grow #2.
My first seed in the grobo start never germinated so planted another one today - hopefully that one works.
Thanks!
L
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This is a good guide for a proper clean out of the Grobo.
When you harvest, I would suggest draining the unit completely, getting all the water out, and giving it a good wipedown with some vinegar and then possibly isopropyl after before drying. You could end up doing the full clean out, but typically I would suggest getting your plant trimmed (if you choose to do so) and hung as soon as possible to start the dry and cure pretty quickly.
It is a good idea to hang your pH probe in a plastic baggie with either distilled/RO water or a storage solution to keep it saturated while the dry process goes on/ inbetween grows. You can use magnet hooks to hold it in place while it sits in the liquid.
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