Indoor Ribbz on Rotation
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Of course, like Bob Hoskins once said, 'it's good to talk'
I feed every feed mate. I only use bloom, grow, alg a mic, heaven. The reek'n at the mo, is having 3ml grow, 1ml, bloom, 2ml heaven, 2 ml alg a mic. she had a little spray with alg a mic. Grow is the one, feed too much, it locks out the mg, the the cal
*EDIT* thats per liter, and I feed 2 liters, no runoff.
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Cheers bunny, welcome aboard mate. By rights, you need to have my avatar, it fits quite well
Of course, like Bob Hoskins once said, 'it's good to talk'
I feed every feed mate. I only use bloom, grow, alg a mic, heaven. The reek'n at the mo, is having 3ml grow, 1ml, bloom, 2ml heaven, 2 ml alg a mic. she had a little spray with alg a mic. Grow is the one, feed too much, it locks out the mg, the the cal
Love the banter and good humor in your thread mate!
He said Yes!!!
Yeah I use the same lineup mate, bit of extras here and there, I have stopped using the Alga after day 35 a couple years, might bring back see if it help with Cal-Mag as you seem to have good results with it as feed and foliar. I feed daily in small amounts 1/2L to a L max in 15L airpots
Do you feed daily ?
Cheers dude, gotta keep it light hearted. No, I feed every other day, or every 3rd day, depending if the plant needs it. I start by saturating the pot when I plant the seed, maybe 3 liters. then I wont water for 7ish days, then I feed 1ml grow. Then I just leave it until the pot is dry. Later on it's normally 2 liters, every 2 days, 1 day water, 1 day to let the pot dry up, 1 day feed ect. I feed every water
I bow to your knowledge on that mate
The last time I got upclose to a hare/rabbit, it was disappearing under the front wheels of my fiesta
day 48, reek'n auto. Now the Heisenberg is dead, she has a light to herself, she needs it the most. She's big. Really kicking into flower, and still going up. I've tried to even out the canopy as much as possible, and I'll keep doing so. A bit of defol coming up tomorrow. You can see the lighter patch in the overhead shot, where the light was too close 
