Indoor Hope's perpetual Skyline grow

[hope2grow]

Not an expert on the matter, but I would say keep on feeding. Something todo with osmotic pressure staying the same.

Jeeeez.. sounds like serious shiz lol guess what I'm about to Google hahaha thanks Bob

 

[Zaaboot]

@420autoflower @Zaaboot do we finish on plain water in rockwool or feed to the bitter end?? I'm plotting the last few weeks of the flowering lecters and gonna squeeze some Overdrive in there somewhere.

Personally I am not a fan of flushing, plants need food in my mind. I slowly decrease as they slow down drinking, and the day before chop I give them plain RO and tap water mix - next morning they are down.

there is so much reading on this but I fail to understand why our weeds are the only plants on the planet that need flushing, every over plant goes on to the bitter end.

https://hightimes.com/grow/new-research-shows-flushing-plants-before-harvest-may-be-unnecessary/amp/

I plagiarized the below but this is my view based on how the plants eat:
“Flowers do not uptake nutrients from the soil, whether synthetic or organic. The plant takes up the nutrients and converts them into sugars to build the buds.

It's the dry and the cure that preserves the flower smell and taste and rids the buds of harshness”

 

[NORB YIPPLS]

Personally I am not a fan of flushing, plants need food in my mind. I slowly decrease as they slow down drinking, and the day before chop I give them plain RO and tap water mix - next morning they are down.

there is so much reading on this but I fail to understand why our weeds are the only plants on the planet that need flushing, every over plant goes on to the bitter end.

https://hightimes.com/grow/new-research-shows-flushing-plants-before-harvest-may-be-unnecessary/amp/

I plagiarized the below but this is my view based on how the plants eat:
“Flowers do not uptake nutrients from the soil, whether synthetic or organic. The plant takes up the nutrients and converts them into sugars to build the buds.

It's the dry and the cure that preserves the flower smell and taste and rids the buds of harshness”

I feed right to the end then
I let the pots go very dry and light and then bring them out for chopping,
Trim the buds then to the drying rack, then brown bags after a few days on the rack,
Grove bags

 

[hope2grow]

Not the healthiest plants I've grown but the light makes them look yellower than they are.. apart from the predator.. there's no mistake there.. she wants to die lol

Anyway.. tall 1 is the white cheese..

Deadite..

Bronson..

Predator..

Group..

Hellraiser top.. white chem bottom..

 

[hope2grow]

Just realised I'm almost at the 4 year mark with this thread it started 16th September 2018.

 

[Bob's Auto's]

Just realised I'm almost at the 4 year mark with this thread it started 16th September 2018.

And +118K views!! Congratulations buddy

 

[hope2grow]

Grodan croutons Lecters.. day 66..

I really wish I'd had these under lights properly the whole way.

 

[hope2grow]

Can anyone tell this non scientific muck chucker why on cannas good green earth manufacturers put N in calmag supplements?? I can only assume that it must be a necessity.. the Canna calmag I have has an N figure of 6 which we've established is not great when bunging more N in with base nutes.. so I've looked at a few others and I'm seeing N figures I'd say averaging 4 in them.. the lowest N in calmag supp I can see is Vitalink at 1.8N.. what is the intended use of a calmag supp that is as high as 6% N in our setting? I mean do they think well he/she needs a cal mag boost.. I know.. let's overdose his grow on N while he's getting it. Anyone?? Have I totally misunderstood something here?? Should I be going for the calmag with the lowest N??

AN sensi cal mag xtra.. as I was using AN sensi base thought that might be an idea.. numbers 4-0-0.

Plant magic cal mag.. which i used for years.. 2.55-0.11-0.33 and seems to be cal and mag oxide rather than Nitrate?? Google.. where art thou..

No calmag require in soil hence very little knowledge on the subject lol

 

[Sawney_bean]

Can anyone tell this non scientific muck chucker why on cannas good green earth manufacturers put N in calmag supplements?? I can only assume that it must be a necessity.. the Canna calmag I have has an N figure of 6 which we've established is not great when bunging more N in with base nutes.. so I've looked at a few others and I'm seeing N figures I'd say averaging 4 in them.. the lowest N in calmag supp I can see is Vitalink at 1.8N.. what is the intended use of a calmag supp that is as high as 6% N in our setting? I mean do they think well he/she needs a cal mag boost.. I know.. let's overdose his grow on N while he's getting it. Anyone?? Have I totally misunderstood something here?? Should I be going for the calmag with the lowest N??

AN sensi cal mag xtra.. as I was using AN sensi base thought that might be an idea.. numbers 4-0-0.

I sense the frustration mate. Are you sticking to a feed chart? I don't belong here offering advice as a soil grower but! It may be an imbalance between brands if mixed?
But all plants need nitrogen all the time and to remove it is mental.

 

[Sawney_bean]

Grodan croutons Lecters.. day 66..
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I really wish I'd had these under lights properly the whole way.

You still have some good weed regardless the lack of light mate. If you didn't have the experimental brain then you may have missed out?.
Loving the experimental with the cubes