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Great job 

Thank you! They deserve most of the credit for recovering from my mistakes.Great job![]()
Are you sure that isn't nutrient burn on the short one?Here they are today.
The Amnesia Haze is in the back, away from the light. The Peanut Butter Breath is front right, showing quite a bit of burn on the tips.
Front left is the Bruce Banner runt that has really come along the last couple of weeks despite still being in its coffee cup home. It's propped up to bring it closer to the light - in reality it's about 12"-18" shorter than the PBB.
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That's my guess. I've been doing just water lately and fed some molasses today.Are you sure that isn't nutrient burn on the short one?
Thank you! I'd like to eventually just dial in soil mixes and grow organically letting the soil do the work with amendments depending on what different strains might "ask" for. That was my intention from the go but I got a bit nervous at the first displays of stress and got synthetic nutrients and cal mag due to that. Although I also think I've benefitted from using them and seeing how they impact plants. I believe it's good to have them available just in case.Wow okay love all of these photos from start to finish! What a great grow for your first time! These plants still have plenty of time left to flower. Lots of white hairs still. My advice for your next grow is buy some soil specifically mixed for cannabis and just give it ph’d water down to about 5.8–6.2 for its whole life. I used to use fertilizer and nutes but honestly I think it just stressed the plant out and I’ve dealt with way less issues since I just kicked all the nutes out the door. That’s just me though and I’m sure there’s people here who will disagree. Great plants! Loved looking at all the pics!
Why molasses?That's my guess. I've been doing just water lately and fed some molasses today.
Just to feed something after a water break and see how they react to it.Why molasses?
Makes sense there is potassium in it. As long as its unsulphered you are good. I use blackstrap for my compost teas usuallyJust to feed something after a water break and see how they react to it.
I figure I can't mess them up too bad this close to harvest.![]()
Probably some marketing crap, it's unsulphered molasses.It was "horticulture molasses," whatever that means. 1tbs diluted in 1 gal h2o
And to my understanding. Molasses doesn't do much for yield on harvest but feeds the microbial life inside the medium. Though they say that you can smell the molasses through the stems and leaves after feeding. People who have overfed molasses to plants say they've seen it ooze out the stems and leaves. Pinkman goo was one specific strain that did it throughout the cultivar and not just a pheno. It was popular though the goo/sap did nothing for yield or potency.Probably some marketing crap, it's unsulphered molasses.
The plants make a lot of different sugars from photosynthesis and a lot of them end up in the root zone. They have different sugars for different microbes, plants run the soil. Adding sugars messes with their vibe imoAnd to my understanding. Molasses doesn't do much for yield on harvest but feeds the microbial life inside the medium. Though they say that you can smell the molasses through the stems and leaves after feeding. People who have overfed molasses to plants say they've seen it ooze out the stems and leaves. Pinkman goo was one specific strain that did it throughout the cultivar and not just a pheno. It was popular though the goo/sap did nothing for yield or potency.