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Hello folks. New here. Need help

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#101
No need for a spray bottle just get better at it lol truth is there good but mines sat unused. Don’t take me seriously I’m just pulling caps leg 🙂
 
#102
Gmix said:
No need for a spray bottle just get better at it lol truth is there good but mines sat unused. Don’t take me seriously I’m just pulling caps leg 🙂
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Oh no man, folks get too unwieldy with one of those spray bottles, it can be an unmitigated 1000 year flood event 😜
 
#104
chad43764 said:
Lol. Ur good. Was thinking about a foiler spray. Kelp n molasses. Any thoughts
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Please don’t. They are very counter productive for newer growers. Now I wouldn’t spray molasses on my plants, way too sticky. I generally would use molasses the last 2 weeks of flower in a tea. Foliar application never really does too much imo.
Only time I ever do it, is for critters. Even then I have a cutoff. Now if you do, never spray with the lights on, wait by your tent for when the lights go out, spray them then so they can dry out before lights on.
 
#105
2Water said:
I use a shot glass for my seedlings in a solo
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Bro tbh about a 1/2 - tsp almost seems perfect. Twice a day. I like letting water around plants to dry before second watering. It allows me to visually see root intake is doing good thank God, and helps prevent overwatering. Those seedings seem to enjoy it. I'll post pics n a few minutes.
 
#106
Captspaulding said:
Please don’t. They are very counter productive for newer growers. Now I wouldn’t spray molasses on my plants, way too sticky. I generally would use molasses the last 2 weeks of flower in a tea. Foliar application never really does too much imo.
Only time I ever do it, is for critters. Even then I have a cutoff. Now if you do, never spray with the lights on, wait by your tent for when the lights go out, spray them then so they can dry out before lights on.
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You mentioned using molasses as a tea. I'd like to know benefits it offers as well as nutrients. I'm even gonna look into kelp but not right now. I honestly don't know why I mentioned it as a spray. But would rather use it as a booster. I will do more research as time allows. Right now I'm just thankful to have what I have for now as well as good folks like ourselves to help. I also plan to continue growing because tbh the benefits of cannabis are better for me than ibuprofen and so on. Patience though. You have any thoughts on aeration for liquid additives?
 
#107
chad43764 said:
You mentioned using molasses as a tea. I'd like to know benefits it offers as well as nutrients. I'm even gonna look into kelp but not right now. I honestly don't know why I mentioned it as a spray. But would rather use it as a booster. I will do more research as time allows. Right now I'm just thankful to have what I have for now as well as good folks like ourselves to help. I also plan to continue growing because tbh the benefits of cannabis are better for me than ibuprofen and so on. Patience though. You have any thoughts on aeration for liquid additives?
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Never really dove into aeration homie.
As far as molasses tea, use it for the sugar content. I’m from the old school of Jorge.Cervantes, and making that tea helps your plants pack on some bulk weight, with a surpluses in sugars being the immediate bonus. It does make a difference.
I use sea kelp extract froM greenleaf. It’s absolutely a staple In my rotation now. Packed to the gills with k for the final stretch.
And hey homie, hit me up anytime if you need some help or advise 👊🏻🤡
 
#108
Captspaulding said:
Never really dove into aeration homie.
As far as molasses tea, use it for the sugar content. I’m from the old school of Jorge.Cervantes, and making that tea helps your plants pack on some bulk weight, with a surpluses in sugars being the immediate bonus. It does make a difference.
I use sea kelp extract froM greenleaf. It’s absolutely a staple In my rotation now. Packed to the gills with k for the final stretch.
And hey homie, hit me up anytime if you need some help or advise 👊🏻🤡
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Thank God for u brother. N if u don't mind I'd like to kick it with you the whole grow tbh. I'll get some pics of the two in a few. Gonna let phone charge. I'll actually like to kinda do a diary here time to time for reference. But heck yeah. Good deal bro. I'll post pics soon as phone charges. I mean they're 4 days approximately. I'm running 18/6. Only running on bloom switch tho. Seems softer on the seedlings or new sprouts. However if I flip both switch it gets brighter but tends to lean on brighter (daylight) side of spectrum. I'm thinking when they get bigger kick both switches on. What u think?
 
#109
chad43764 said:
Thank God for u brother. N if u don't mind I'd like to kick it with you the whole grow tbh. I'll get some pics of the two in a few. Gonna let phone charge. I'll actually like to kinda do a diary here time to time for reference. But heck yeah. Good deal bro. I'll post pics soon as phone charges. I mean they're 4 days approximately. I'm running 18/6. Only running on bloom switch tho. Seems softer on the seedlings or new sprouts. However if I flip both switch it gets brighter but tends to lean on brighter (daylight) side of spectrum. I'm thinking when they get bigger kick both switches on. What u think?
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Well, what those switches do is provide a color wavelength that makes it easier for your plants to uptake, transpire, spur root growth, for the specific stage of growth it’s in. Both switches serve their own color range. I wouldn’t flip both on until day 30 ish when you plan to flip. Depending on your lights abilities, you may temp fate by pulling all the mag out of your medium getting to crazy with your light too soon. You may have said this already earlier in your thread, but what light do you have?
 
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superlow2015 said:
What kind of help are you looking for? What’s the concern?
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I actually have Fox farm liquid kelp. Was planning to implement it into a feeding as well as molasses during flower stage, maybe before. I'd love to learn about it's effects with and without. The grow im doing I admit was not all mine own ideas. So I'm sorta trying to follow it best I can. My seedlings have sprouted and I've so far thank God been able to maintain a stable growing environment and they do look ok to me. I know I need to water and I will. I'm only doing twice a day for now until they get bigger. My temps range in 70° and humidity is between 50-55. They are like 3-4 days old.
 

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#113
chad43764 said:
I actually have Fox farm liquid kelp. Was planning to implement it into a feeding as well as molasses during flower stage, maybe before. I'd love to learn about it's effects with and without. The grow im doing I admit was not all mine own ideas. So I'm sorta trying to follow it best I can. My seedlings have sprouted and I've so far thank God been able to maintain a stable growing environment and they do look ok to me. I know I need to water and I will. I'm only doing twice a day for now until they get bigger. My temps range in 70° and humidity is between 50-55. They are like 3-4 days old.
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The vent to left is forcefed humidity. I have a fan n heater to balance it out. It's all set and wife looks upon them through the day while I'm working.
 
#114
chad43764 said:
I actually have Fox farm liquid kelp. Was planning to implement it into a feeding as well as molasses during flower stage, maybe before. I'd love to learn about it's effects with and without. The grow im doing I admit was not all mine own ideas. So I'm sorta trying to follow it best I can. My seedlings have sprouted and I've so far thank God been able to maintain a stable growing environment and they do look ok to me. I know I need to water and I will. I'm only doing twice a day for now until they get bigger. My temps range in 70° and humidity is between 50-55. They are like 3-4 days old.
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That dirt is my main concern homie. Where did you come across that soil? Looks like it’s gonna pack your root zone. Needs aeration.
 
#115
Jeffdaman said:
I planted 3 seeds in dirt today and watered in nothing fancy.
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Sorta same. I know little about growing cannabis although I've grown in the past one indoor under cfls (1 oz yield lol) and one outdoor in earth dirt n five gallon bucket. But nothing after.
 
#117
How do you tell? And how can I help fix? It's promix premium organic.
Sphagnum peat moss
Coir
Perlite
Ground limestone
Mycorrhizae
Wetting agent
 
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