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Fastforward three months and here it is. These things have been thru torrential hail storms and wind. This is the Wedding Pie and Pie Hoe in the 5x9 after the trellis was set, a little late in the season. I think I will need to put in a third layer. I ended up separating the two Chocolopes...

Bhutanese shadow garden kush, watered by the blood of 36 dragons, and the old man.

In veg, your plants can take up to about 85°. When they hit 90, you will see noticeable stress with leaf wilting and larfy growth. The most important thing when you can't control the heat is keeping your grow clean - including the reservoir and plant sites. About 72° is the catalyst for root...

June 19 update -- It has been an interesting time. It has rained, hailed twice - once golf ball size on these ladies and with a few 95ish degree days. But I have been adamant about using my GH nutes with silica until roots are further established. As well as using a silica foliar and cal mag...

Honestly, that soil looks like it could be a little gay. You didn't use the proprietary blend.

It's good to pull a bud or two throughout each last weeks of flower in stair steps. You can get a better angle on harvest time and the sweet spot for a particular strain. I have always ran things 10 to 14 days past the recommended flower times. Sometimes longer. I never start flushing prior to...

I have also amended 2 20 gallon pro mix pots with a bit stronger ammendment ratio than the raised bed - each for the Golden Goat and the Limoncello. There is also a Chocolope which 3 were popped. I will pick out the best two and put them in the ten gallon pot. They are a bit slow in growth and...

June 9 update --- It has rained pretty hardily almost every day since I transplanted them on June 2. I put 3 red cups worth of each magical soil mix on each plant that I purchased on June 7. Im postíng a pick of this guy because funny. Very very funny doctor Jones. It has hailed here in the...

Yes sir.

Both. If it's a budget thing I would definitely get the orca first. They are two separate products and serve different mechanisms. Silica is good for cell walls and overall plant health - in veg only. You can feel the difference in your stems and branches when amending with silica. It is often a...

The sweet spot I have found has always been a PH of 6.2 in dwc. A little lower in flower but it is nothing to obsess about. As long as you are 5.8 to 6.2 I would not adjust it. In veg, you should be using a silica product. I use Silica Blast at 2ml a gallon - only in veg and thru the first...

June 1 update - Finally finished the bed. It ended up being a 5x9 about 18" deep with a few inches loosened soil beneath that. Amended the tilled soil with about 150 pounds of promix hp and oyster shell flower mixing in several 4" deep increments. I lined the sides with hefty lawn and leaf bags...

It is incurable I hear.

This week I'll be transplanting my larger dwc Wedding Pie and Pie Hoe to an outdoor 5 x 8 raised garden bed. Also a smaller Golden Goat and Lemon Haze that are both taking off fast - I may put the goat and Lemon Haze in separate large pots or bed so they're not fighting the two big girls for...

Yes, your dehumidifier waste is basically RO water. I use it for my seedlings and clones. It works.

Hello all. I've been vegging out a few plants in hydro for a couple months now and need some pointers. I'm well versed in hydro and coco but never done outdoor soil. The roots are well and have taken the shape of the buckets. Should I trim roots back before transplant and would it be okay to...

For my application, I run a perpetual veg in bubble buckets until flower. So they can stay in veg anywhere from 4 weeks to 3 months while waiting to go to the larger sites for flower. I should have specified this. I'm talking once the plant reaches what would be considered a mature state for a 5...

Less is more is exactly right. Aquaman is right about 6 or 700 ppm average in veg. In all my years I have never understood the insane recommended dosage of certain nute lines. When first starting out, especially in hydro, it's easy to fall into the expensive snake oil mess. Many people hate on...

A mature plant with an established root system can take up 3 gallons in 4 or 5 days in a non recirculating 5 gallon bubble bucket. Sometimes less. I use 10" net pots in non recirculating bubble buckets for veg only. Just because the roots, when established, are harder to work with and can easily...