Don’t give up on JD. She is a pleasure to grow once she got going.
Will totally keep updated, ive seen reddit posts too mysekfbso hopefully I'll be good.Let us know if you get any hermies,I've heard several recent complaints about mephisto lately and have experienced it myself.
sorry i didnt see this until now, i have taken into mind what you mean, it will still flush my nutes but i use organic not salt based nutes so the plants just take what they need havent seen any deficiency like i did before with salt based. organics really took the guess work out for me. I believe the soin i have has some coco in it so it dries out faster than i am used to as well as being in fabric pots so when i go to water if i feel that they are light and dry and very compacted i know its gone too far so i dip it into a bucket of water until i stop seeing as many bubble come to the surface so i know all if not most of the dry pockets will be filled and what isnt filled the wet soil around it will. I do need to be more careful of that though or ill be applying more dry ammendments later on in life of these ladies.Just a suggestion maybe someone more experienced can chime in, I wouldn't go dunking the whole pot into water like that. You risk flushing all your nutrients and good microbes in the soil out! That is why when you water from the top you want to water until you start getting 10-20% runoff. That way you are pushing the old salts out to make room for the new ones. Make sense? You also don't need it to be saturated sloshing wet, that is really easy to overwater that way! Are you checking the runoff water for PH and PPM/EC? Getting a PH meter and TDS meter is what really helped me understand this concept. The PH and TDS also came with one of those three way soil meters and using it on the MOIST(I like saying moist) setting also helped me grasp the water frequency because every two days sounds like alot.