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[Fermented_Fruitz]

Hiws this for "LST"? @Kirochka13red
Is a master. She does not fuck around. She will have 60 colas on these girlsView attachment 1267480View attachment 1267481.

Think I’m gonna experiment next time and instead of topdressing I’m gonna do the HG kashi layering technique in the soil so don’t need to remove cover every week! Then I can put the plant stakes on end of dolly and just start pulling it over flat and sideways thru veg! That’s 1 thing with these boxes if u gotta get cover off u can’t get all crazy with it but think I can really only do 3 juniors in my 4x4 if not staggered when started so I’ll have room to make plants wider too!

 

[Builder0101]

Ya. I have 15 young plants. The tent is going to explode when they all get big. I am waiting till Jan 2nd to start any more. Went a little crazy with seeds. I had the same issue I was doubling the nutes for a while. By the time the plants started to burn they were cooked. Als was locking out calcium. Started using King Kola by FoxFarm and made the calcium issue worse. Gonna back off the King Kola to 2x a week. Really its just a bloom with sugars(carbs) when it is gone I think ill just add molasses to my bloom. Teaspoon per gallon once a week or so. May be too much magnesium but ill keep my eye on them. Another idea is honey. I the microbes in honey are beneficial to soil. Again not too often.

 

[Builder0101]

Is the Grape Slurpi a 1:1?
Anyone know what it tested out at?

 

[Kirochka13red]

How's this for "LST"? @Kirochka13red
Is a master. She does not fuck around. She will have 60 colas on these girlsView attachment 1267480View attachment 1267481.

Thank you. I was a little nervous this might be too aggressive.

 

[Builder0101]

Good deal! I think I might be starting LST a little early, usually I'm starting before day 16. Makes since I'm stressing them right before they hit stretch. It seems I need to let em stretch some before doing serious training. Thanks for the info!

Here is that plant yesterday and today. Truly amazing what they do.

Way to go! @Kirochka13red

 

[Dr. Collie]

Hoping Roc does another drop of what he has left, mentioned on IG he was going to soon.

I've been ordering seeds like crazy before Missouri makes it illegal to buy seeds outside a state licensed facility at the end of the year. Barney's, PCG, Auto, Ethos, Dutch Passion, Mosca, HSC...I've went hard.

I'm not trying to piss on you're chips my man but that ethos guy Colin seems to be a real dirt bag. Threw his ex girlfriends dog off a 2nd. floor balcony and intimidated witnesses. Hopefully the scumbag will go out of business

 

[WildBill]

Ya. I have 15 young plants. The tent is going to explode when they all get big. I am waiting till Jan 2nd to start any more. Went a little crazy with seeds. I had the same issue I was doubling the nutes for a while. By the time the plants started to burn they were cooked. Als was locking out calcium. Started using King Kola by FoxFarm and made the calcium issue worse. Gonna back off the King Kola to 2x a week. Really its just a bloom with sugars(carbs) when it is gone I think ill just add molasses to my bloom. Teaspoon per gallon once a week or so. May be too much magnesium but ill keep my eye on them. Another idea is honey. I the microbes in honey are beneficial to soil. Again not too often.

Sorry man. there are almost no microbes in normal raw honey and none in pasteurized. Honey has a natural anti-bacterial in it.
The molasses I've used for over 30 years is Medina Horticulture Molasses It's cheap and powerful. I picked up a gallon locally for $10.

 

[Builder0101]

Sorry man. there are almost no microbes in normal raw honey and none in pasteurized. Honey has a natural anti-bacterial in it.
The molasses I've used for over 30 years is Medina Horticulture Molasses It's cheap and powerful. I picked up a gallon locally for $10.

The honey is primarily for the carbs. Feeds the soil microbes...
Microbin honey are "mostly inactive "

 

[WildBill]

The honey is primarily for the carbs. Feeds the soil microbes...
Microbin honey are "mostly inactive "

It will work for that, just too expensive. I think molassas has much more micro nutrients also.

 

[Builder0101]

It will work for that, just too expensive. I think molassas has much more micro nutrients also.

As I stated i use molasses