Copacabana* is a monster
Sweet growing, I only feel there's too much N for MuayThai, looking very dark and thais generally don't like much N in flower.
Next weeks will be interesting for sure.
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*I think if MuayThai was in that pot it would be even bigger and you'd need a new door
Hey Bala, thanks buddy, you're absolutely right all of the above and thanks for the advice about the Thai
She would be great in a bigger pot outside.
Making the scene with the neighbors over the fence but that's Oregon. Just don't want to smell-in any rippers.
As far as the N problem I've kind of noticed that with most of the five plants I started with.
There's no calcium in the Sea Grow base nutes, so I'm constantly adding CalMag, which is bringing in a steady supply of N.
Are there any recommendable calcium supplements that are not nitrate based? I was thinking of boiling some eggshells in water with a little vinegar to try and make a calcium tea like that but I'm worried about getting the dose right.
I appreciate any input about N-free calcium supplements that anybody might have out there.
In general, I'm starting to think that a 50/50 mix of veg and the 4-26-26 Bloom formula is probably better for the autos in my set-up; I would like to try mixing new plants next time rather than give the straight all-purpose 16-16-16 at the beginning. I never used these nutes before but was just following advice from the thread here about Sea Grow and overall I'm really pleased with the health of the plants but suffering a little with lack of experience. I know that
@Waira here uses these nutes too with other supps and his garden looks awesome this year, I'm sure his way with his soil and set-up is working well.
As far as the Thai, it's a bit of a failed project here. I knew it was not really recommended for indoors, and especially with a little crampy tent like I've got but I just wanted to see what she'd do. I guess that's a success for trying but the overall disposition of the plant is not ideal because I've had to give space to the other 4 plants in the 2x4 tent. Long lanky branches with nowhere to bend to. She smells really great tho. I decided to go ahead and put her outside today, she got half an afternoon of sun and shade. I kind of feel bad for her going another two months in a cramped lonely tent inside. I've really enjoyed watching the plants push out under natural sun!
She's gonna stay in the laundry hamper for now because the branches are too long to support themselves. Will be giving silica blast to harden her up. You'll get a better idea of how greeened out on N she really is when you see her next to the others in natural light. I'll give some pics of her probably tomorrow.
I would like to pot her up as well, late as it kind of is. She would definitely be a killer outdoor tree grown the right way, she's a beast as advertised; I would like to see her grown out to her potential by somebody would grow it again if smokes well because she's been a hardy, compliant plant all the way under my less than ideal regimen.
Thanks again for stopping in, Bala, and looking forward to hearing how your LBH testers finish cure and smoke.
Kind regards,
