Indoor Stone Dragons, Cream Caramel and a Lowryder

I sure will be a happy camper insert! I dream of how she might look in three weeks... :hump:

Thanks a whole lot Griever and Dondiego! :smokebuds:

Angel, you got the munchies again? Bin snippin' CC popcorn again? :smokebuds:

Rob! Awesome. :bow: Congrats yourself, my friend! :thumbs:
And thanks very much for the compliment! :smokebuds:
 
Man noods..those plants are going really nice..im lovin' it. Cant wait for final harvest pics/results..! Im harvesting one of my white widows this saturday, she's starting her dark period on thursday morning..! I absoolutely love the chop, its by far my favorite thing to do during this whoooooooole process!!!!!!!!!
 
Oh man I must be the only one who hates the chop. I dont know why, I just find it tedious. I was considering buying one of those automatic bud trimmers haha. That would be so sweet.

My favourite part of the grow is around week 3 to 4. I love to see the leaves grow big and watch them branch out.

These three ladies have been a pleasure to watch since day one though. Must be the company ;) big pat on the back Noods, they are loving life. :dancer::dancer::dancer: :thumbs:
 
Sweet deal snooch, thanks! I'll tell you what, seeing how they absolutely love the Iguana Juice, it's made me a believer. I'm pretty sure the CC got scared from transplanting, or the heat the whole time, and that's why she stayed so small. But it just helped the SD's become... well, what they are.
Funny how the BioBizz Fish and Bloom are so dark, looking like they're packed so full of goodness that they're almost black, and the AN Iguana Juice just looks like a weak tea... almost clear.
Killer stuff! :bow: :thumbs:
 
Sweet deal snooch, thanks! I'll tell you what, seeing how they absolutely love the Iguana Juice, it's made me a believer. I'm pretty sure the CC got scared from transplanting, or the heat the whole time, and that's why she stayed so small. But it just helped the SD's become... well, what they are.
Funny how the BioBizz Fish and Bloom are so dark, looking like they're packed so full of goodness that they're almost black, and the AN Iguana Juice just looks like a weak tea... almost clear.
Killer stuff! :bow: :thumbs:

I've been thinking of switching to AN Iguana Juice lately.... I've heard great things about it.
What else are you using with it Noods? Additives, amendments, boosters and such? Love the idea of going organic but not the cost of buying a whole new line of nutes. Oh well it's only money. Ha!!
 
The great man. So glad it's worked out for you. I have tried BioBizz and I thought it was gloopy smelly stuff. The Iguana still pongs a bit but it definitely seems more refined.

There is something pretty about the small, but perfectly formed autos. Yeah, you potentially lose a few joints at the end but what a looker *wolf-whistle
 
... Additives, amendments, boosters and such? Love the idea of going organic but not the cost of buying a whole new line of nutes ...

Hey Rob, Iguana Juice definitely gets a strong endorsement from me. As snooch just mentioned, the BioBizz stuff (Fish and Bloom, at least) are very thick and gunky, messy... And the Fish mix is TERRIBLE if you get it on your skin. The Iguana Juice does the trick just as good, maybe better, than BioBizz. And it's "cleaner". Like I said, looks like a weak tea. The Grow has a fishy smell, but it's not overwhelming.
That's not saying that I won't keep a steady supply of FishMix on hand, though. It's great for foliars.

MY soil is a mix of 2/3 Compo Sana Quality Potting Soil and 1/3 Worm Castings, with these additives...

Horn-, Blood-, and Bone meal
Kelp Powder
Alfalfa
Chicken Guano
Epsom Salts
Powdered Eggshells.

Their main food sources were the FishMix, BioBloom, and Iguana Juices. I gave them a few teas in between that consisted of different combinations of Molasses, Chicken Guano, Seabird Guano, Kelp, Alfalfa, and Epsom Salts. I've also worked these things and Powdered Eggshells into the soil before feeding/watering a few times.
Up until the flowers started turning into nuggets, I gave them foliars of Kelp or FishMix, with a Distilled Water shower about a half day later to clean up residue.

Getting all that stuff together is an investment, of course, but as far as I can see, one well worth it. I'm sticking to this method because it works out fine for me and I don't want to F* up a good thing. The thing I'm thinking about is, instead of mixing one third worm castings into my Compo Sana, is to get some Guano Kalong like Red is using, and mix it 50:50 with the Compo Sana. I think that might be a winner.
:smokebuds:

Snooch, if you don't feel like chopping and trimming that La Diva, when her time comes, I'd LOVE to do it for you! :drool: LOL If only it was that simple... :smoke:
 
Great info here Noods :clap: and thank you for taking the time to write this up. OrganaGuru :bow: +Rep
 
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