Indoor White Widow CBD

[MissUniverse]

Hi MissUniverse
So sorry to hear the baby died. I tag my friend @StickMan to take a look if we can arrange anything.

Have a nice day
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Thanks for the help @tobe I have more seeds to try and will be putting one in the soil in another few days once soil arrives. I'm just waiting for the space to rotate so I dont over do it

@MissUniverse hey luv, hope you're hanging tough! Sucky to hear the double K's are painin' ya,... feel better soon!

...yaaaarghh , a lousy start for the soil run! ..... but you know, in a way I'm glad because it's so early on,...I'm going to try to talk you out of that Fuxfarm shwag, especially OF... This is the [HASHTAG]#1[/HASHTAG] problem soil I see in Sick Bay! The Promix may "cool" it down, but it's the shaky quality and notoriously badly off pH that worries me. I can't say it's the cause here, likely not (more likely fungal attack of roots), but I wouldn't rule it out.... Can you tell me if you're in the States? I assume so if you got OF,... Look for Roots Organic original soil, Royal Gold King's Mix (my new dirt love-... nice, nice stuff!),... Sanctuary Soils Victory Mix or Empire Builder (hotter).....
I'd highly recommend a Si supp, humic-fulvic (BioAg Ful-Humix, 100g bag, last for years), Earth Juice Microblast, Coco-Wet wetting agent,... and a soil pH meter! Control Wizard Accurate 8, or some other identical unit under a different brand name (A8's suddenly are way more $, same units can be had for nearly half- )....
As mentioned, I'm thinking the poor seedling got mugged by fungus, or bugs..? Another thing OF is notorious for- gnats! Ask you local stores if the have samples of Insect Frass, bug poops,... - nutritious, loaded with beneficials, and has other goodies that stimulates the plants immune response (SAR), and attacks the chitin in the bugs hides, killing them=

Yeah, it had to be the ffof I had it laying around from years ago and never used it because I heard of that exact possibility. It was the first soil I ever bought but I went over to promix then to roots organic... I just wanted to use the soil didnt think it was that bad :/. Ah well, Im going to order more roots organic soil I went back to it but didnt plan on this gal dying but now I know more. .this will be me going back to how I grew in soil this past fall which got me really good results of easily 80 to 100g a plant before all my hassle happened but I just was an idiot and changed the soil... when you cut corners ya see what happens

I'm going to go do a slurry run off ph test of ffof using just a ph tube test to see what it is... I bet the ph is about 5. I'm thinking of dumping the rest of the ffof into a dirt pile for later on

 

[Waira]

... sounds good MissU',... Old bags are best tossed out, lots can go wrong in there,.... i tossed some old soil recently too, which had foul things growing in it! = blue-green mold is never a good thing........ OF can have other quality issues too; being undercooked, poor mixing, makes for funky batches even if pH isn't too bad,.. some folks get OK bags, which I chalk up to sheer dumb luck and occasionally better local sourcing from wherever the closest facility is,...

 

[STILLSMOKIN]

... sounds good MissU',... Old bags are best tossed out, lots can go wrong in there,.... i tossed some old soil recently too, which had foul things growing in it! = blue-green mold is never a good thing........ OF can have other quality issues too; being undercooked, poor mixing, makes for funky batches even if pH isn't too bad,.. some folks get OK bags, which I chalk up to sheer dumb luck and occasionally better local sourcing from wherever the closest facility is,...

I'm having good luck using happy frog and megacrop. Have you heard any bad from happy frog?

 

[MissUniverse]

I'm having good luck using happy frog and megacrop. Have you heard any bad from happy frog?

I didnt see this in all my uuosettedness over the plant failures so I took those few days off of the internet.

Big storm here has delayed shipping due to local floods washing out the roads. I have a bobcat but I dont have a backhoe extension for it so we have to wait for the government to come out and fix it for the trucks. Our neighbors and my family have made our own bridge of sorts of high test aluminum "aircraft grade" that can hold up 15 thousand pounds per tire track so I can get in and out but the trucks refuse to meet us or drop in a nearby town...

That being said... I do have promix. Havent used it in a while but I could use that. What do you guys think? I'm saying wait for the road to get fixed and do it right and then next time use the promix.

Either way, this will be sharing a fent with a sour crack in dwc and depending on my maneuvering I may put a sweet n sour in there too to fill the tent. Theres some sour crack in soil in there but they will shortly be moved to my other tent now that they are a week older

 

[McDee]

I didnt see this in all my uuosettedness over the plant failures so I took those few days off of the internet.

Big storm here has delayed shipping due to local floods washing out the roads. I have a bobcat but I dont have a backhoe extension for it so we have to wait for the government to come out and fix it for the trucks. Our neighbors and my family have made our own bridge of sorts of high test aluminum "aircraft grade" that can hold up 15 thousand pounds per tire track so I can get in and out but the trucks refuse to meet us or drop in a nearby town...

That being said... I do have promix. Havent used it in a while but I could use that. What do you guys think? I'm saying wait for the road to get fixed and do it right and then next time use the promix.

Either way, this will be sharing a fent with a sour crack in dwc and depending on my maneuvering I may put a sweet n sour in there too to fill the tent. Theres some sour crack in soil in there but they will shortly be moved to my other tent now that they are a week older

You are ok with happy fog, although you need to be mindful its already loaded. I would only use extras not a base feed like Megacrop to start. I would use just water the first 3 weeks or so depending on plant the bigger she is the faster she will finish what's in there. Once your at 4-6 weeks shouldn't be much. Watch her she will show when she needs more. I have a bunch of HF, OF, and Coco loco I may use some up this grow. My test seed are on their way to me. Many people have issues because they feed with soils to soon. As long as you dont over feed they are ok. Some sensitive strains will have trouble in it no matter what, just how it is lol. I have grown with them with good success. I use a mix of all 3. 40% HF, 30% OF, and 30% Coco loco. I mix up and put in bags. I use Megacrop as well, but would start with only calmag and small amount of Sweet candy. Each week add a little Megacrop or as she shows she needs more. Just go slow use up the nutrients in soil 1st you will be ok.

 

[MissUniverse]

You are ok with happy fog, although you need to be mindful its already loaded. I would only use extras not a base feed like Megacrop to start. I would use just water the first 3 weeks or so depending on plant the bigger she is the faster she will finish what's in there. Once your at 4-6 weeks shouldn't be much. Watch her she will show when she needs more. I have a bunch of HF, OF, and Coco loco I may use some up this grow. My test seed are on their way to me. Many people have issues because they feed with soils to soon. As long as you dont over feed they are ok. Some sensitive strains will have trouble in it no matter what, just how it is lol. I have grown with them with good success. I use a mix of all 3. 40% HF, 30% OF, and 30% Coco loco. I mix up and put in bags. I use Megacrop as well, but would start with only calmag and small amount of Sweet candy. Each week add a little Megacrop or as she shows she needs more. Just go slow use up the nutrients in soil 1st you will be ok.

Great info! Thank you, I'm going to be rooting through my ffof... what's your guys thoughts on ffof and promix as well as some extra perlite in it? Would that be a mix that would cut down a bit of the problems with it being so hot? Either way this is going in roots organics but still interest

 

[McDee]

Promise is good too, but different. I ph'd my pro mix around 5.8 so more like coco. It's mostly peat I think, or there is a lot in it. I do t add extra perlite but you can. I wont waste something i have bought, I have trio and AN that will get used. I would just add coco like 30% or so will help or use their stuff that's clear. Not sure what its called light warrior I think.

 

[MissUniverse]

Soil is here. Planting will happen in a few hours. I dont have a rapid rooter so shell go straight in to soil but I foresee no issues. Itll be a very nice grow this time and I foresee a very nice plant. 3gal airport roots organic with gh maxi gro and maxibloom xtremegardening mykos granular azos and Epsom salts worked into top few inches. Obviously medium has been wetted beforehand and then I'll plant the seed and mark it with the stem of an old bud for my ease to spot where she will rise from. I dont use humidity domes anymore because I've found them unnecessary in my natural environment which is naturally humid.

So yay!!! Here comes my a game and a great grow!!! Ready player 1

 

[MissUniverse]

She's planted.
I planted the seed in a 3 gallon air pot filled with Roots organic soil which was soaked till dripping wet and the pot was heavy, the pot was then set to dry for 15 minutes. I then brought the pot into the tent. Xtreme Gardening Mykos granular and azos powder as well as Epsom salts were worked into the top few inches of the soil as per my usual soil routine. Since I do not have a rapid rooter, the seed was planted directly into the soil at a depth of approximately 1.25 inches. A marker was set next to the seed so I would know where the seed would be rising from so I would not accidentally disturb the seed if the top of the soil needed to be misted wet again.
The pot is now being left with 4 vegitating sour crack between approximately 1.5-2.5 weeks old (3 soil, 1 dwc), a vegitating sweet n sour, and a vegitating grape Walker kush. All sour cracks but the dwc will be moved out of the tents as soon as space begins to become at all crowded as I have space for those in a 24x24x36 tent that is ready. The sweet n sour I can (and have twice) train to take the space no wider than the pot shes in and she does well with this and has no root rot. I expect the dwc sour crack to take up about what the dwc Tyrone special I grew to take. This gives me enough room as I will be training the gwk to take the space of the sour crack 24x24x36 space since my goal is a 55 to 60 day progressive harvest on the soil sc. With this configuration (which I ran last fall but with a few changes to strains but same sized ones) I should have a great result with all plants and maximize my yield on wwcbd as I can train it to take an open structure that uses the other plants structure and stems to support the wwcbd and crazy training to get to different lighting spaces.
J have noticed when you run multiple strains which have different stages of development, they all seem to synergize and they all get bigger than if they didnt grow together. So call it what you will...


Anyway heres the picture of the covered up seed in case you like dirt.

 

[Mizzo81]

She's planted.
I planted the seed in a 3 gallon air pot filled with Roots organic soil which was soaked till dripping wet and the pot was heavy, the pot was then set to dry for 15 minutes. I then brought the pot into the tent. Xtreme Gardening Mykos granular and azos powder as well as Epsom salts were worked into the top few inches of the soil as per my usual soil routine. Since I do not have a rapid rooter, the seed was planted directly into the soil at a depth of approximately 1.25 inches. A marker was set next to the seed so I would know where the seed would be rising from so I would not accidentally disturb the seed if the top of the soil needed to be misted wet again.
The pot is now being left with 4 vegitating sour crack between approximately 1.5-2.5 weeks old (3 soil, 1 dwc), a vegitating sweet n sour, and a vegitating grape Walker kush. All sour cracks but the dwc will be moved out of the tents as soon as space begins to become at all crowded as I have space for those in a 24x24x36 tent that is ready. The sweet n sour I can (and have twice) train to take the space no wider than the pot shes in and she does well with this and has no root rot. I expect the dwc sour crack to take up about what the dwc Tyrone special I grew to take. This gives me enough room as I will be training the gwk to take the space of the sour crack 24x24x36 space since my goal is a 55 to 60 day progressive harvest on the soil sc. With this configuration (which I ran last fall but with a few changes to strains but same sized ones) I should have a great result with all plants and maximize my yield on wwcbd as I can train it to take an open structure that uses the other plants structure and stems to support the wwcbd and crazy training to get to different lighting spaces.
J have noticed when you run multiple strains which have different stages of development, they all seem to synergize and they all get bigger than if they didnt grow together. So call it what you will...


Anyway heres the picture of the covered up seed in case you like dirt.

That is some nice looking dirt. Nice and airy looking.