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Red_bulls said:
i dont no if is the sweat, now i stop give them fert.

this year is the first time i work with camposana, normaly i use all mix that is really good. if you gone to do an outdoor is better to mix some humos and batguano.
i´ve to defend the zone where i live lol lol.
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Hi mate,

Well, what's your opinion about composana after trying it?
I've started a few seedlings with composana soil. One thing that i've notice is yellow leafs, which seems to be overfeed. I had others with lightmix soil on the same growroom and they're ok.
I guess it's best to get other soil for seedlings (like lightmix) and use this soil when the plant is already vegging and needing all the nutes.

Oh, and the girls are really looking good! ;)
 
i agree with you dwaren, camposana is a litle strong for seedlings. but for big plants is good. the all-mix is very good for seedling and after.
I use camposana+humus+guano+coco for the soil mix, when i transplante for this pots i make a small hole on the soil an put some used soil,
 
guess who´s back SUN.
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i hope the sun will get those buds growing !
 
hope that she swells up for ya, that is one nice looking plant, you are going to need some stakes when the colas get going! Great looking grow Red bulls even with the weather probs
 
all good insert? i saw that you begin a neew grow, good look bro.
The most advenced is ready in 3 weeks i think.
i have one that is always in the balcony and she grow so big for an auto 1m WTF lol. she passed the fense of the balcony and today i was trying to do a litle training in the main branch, i was doing very slow not to damage anything and what do you think what hapen??? that´s right i break the main branch, now the plant it´s more hidden hehehe.
By the way this plant has sofered more super crop before and recovered.
Tomorow i will pot some pics for you guys to see..
 
She's looking really healthy, lots of green, I would guess that she'll bounce back well, but it will take some time. Probably cost you a little in terms of "growth or yield", but you should still do well with her.
 
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