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Canna Pk 13/14

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organix4207 said:
There are so many different ways to skin a cat . I'm more of the idea of giving the plant what it needs ....no more no less. Alot of people like to run things on the ragged edge. I run my coco/diatomite hempy buckets at 700 ppm through veg and get better results than my friend who runs his at 1300 !!!
Why pour hard earned money down the drain so to say.
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As good as I am at skinning cats their will always be someone with a different or better method and I am here to learn said methods. Arrogance keeps alot of people from improving and I would never assume that I know it all regardless of how many thousands of cats I've skinned over the years.
 
#23
I usually cut my base nutes back thing bring my PPM up to where I want them with the MOAB shit is potent though and will fry shit if get carried away def start on the lite side but plants seem to love it!
Usually use last two three weeks before start flush
Still seem to have some harshness even with long cure but still trying to dial in the canna A&B and watering schedule so nots sure where I'm getting the slight harshness yet had tried a long hard flush last run made no difference
Usually flush for a week to two with lite nutes
 
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Thanks for the info. I am of the opinion that once it's in there it stays regardless of flushing length or methods. I have had numerous well respected long time farmers compliment my herb on how they can tell it's well flushed when I didn't flush at all. Recently I found out that one of the places I work with has been labeling my meds as 100% organic for years and has had many comments from people who say they will only smoke organic that it's the best organic they ever had. He said it's hard to keep a straight face when the patients come back for more making comments about how they can really tell that grower must really know his organics and that it was the smoothest best tasting herb they ever had. It burns so clean and smooth. In my opinion organics , flushing and long term curing are the most overrated aspects of growing, but I am just going on feedback that comes from a rather large pool of patients.
 
#27
blazer said:
Yeah I hear that meds do seem better the more healthy at harvest instead all flushed out and fans all pale next run going to try not to flush just tapper down on nutes some
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I think so. That pic that I posted earlier in this thread is how I like my plants to look when chopped but it was slightly overfed, I think I cut that plant about 8 days after that pic. I don't like any tip burn whatsoever, yellow dead or saggy leaves. I know it's not the same but name any fruit, vegetable, flower or animal that is better when starved to death instead of harvested healthy and properly fed. Dead leaves on cannibas at harvest is not good in my experience. It seems I have different opinions than a lot of people around here but as I said before most of that is based on years of feedback I get from patients and what I like in my meds. I flat out don't like cured meds, curing is for tobacco. I like my meds freshly dried 2 to 3 weeks after harvest, besides that I haven't been able to keep any around longer than that for years now matter how much I grow it is gone with a couple of calls. I used to cure for at least a month but the patients won't let me do that anymore.
 
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mittenmedgrow said:
Looking pretty damn good @A-Roe but I see some tips burn in a lot of those pics and some curl in the small bud leaves. Don't get me wrong I would be happy with those plants but not satisfied and would make a note to feed less next round. Here's a pic of a plant that I grew that most here would be happy with but is slightly overfed which i consider a fuck up on my part. There seems to be a lot of ass kissing on the farm and I rarely voice my opinion on peoples plants because i know how sensitive growers can be. I usually get pretty close to what I'm looking for but rarely nail it. In my 20 plus years of growing i dont think I have ever been 100% satisfied with a plant and there is always room for improvement, sometimes a little and often a lot. I have given up on bloom boosters for the most part because I don't like the taste they give my herb, especially kaboomy (Kool bloom) which I used for the better part of ten years. I occasionally play with boosters but find they are not necessary for my grow. Much respect to you A-roe you are definitely one of the good guys.View attachment 553268
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Im running out of a bottle Im not trying to replicate nature Im trying to make it better, it was told to me if youre not getting tip burn your not pushing your plant to its limits and this was by a super well respected moderator here. I ask ? All the time cause its alot of things I feel I could improve upon. All of my buds are rock solid even my Morning Breath (OGKB x SSH) its mostly about the enivornment in your room that you create that determines how your plants eat and grow. A lot of people will tell you that you cant flowering with good results in a room with a RH of 65% or high night temps but Ive been doing it for a min I just get a little bit of bud rot on my Golden Triangle which Im going to harvest early this time so it doesnt happen, but TLC (JackMayOffer) kills it in their warehouse like this.
 
#30
That real deal Killer Combo that gives you that Ultra, Ultra, Ultra Loud @blazer
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#31
mittenmedgrow said:
I think so. That pic that I posted earlier in this thread is how I like my plants to look when chopped but it was slightly overfed, I think I cut that plant about 8 days after that pic. I don't like any tip burn whatsoever, yellow dead or saggy leaves. I know it's not the same but name any fruit, vegetable, flower or animal that is better when starved to death instead of harvested healthy and properly fed. Dead leaves on cannibas at harvest is not good in my experience. It seems I have different opinions than a lot of people around here but as I said before most of that is based on years of feedback I get from patients and what I like in my meds. I flat out don't like cured meds, curing is for tobacco. I like my meds freshly dried 2 to 3 weeks after harvest, besides that I haven't been able to keep any around longer than that for years now matter how much I grow it is gone with a couple of calls. I used to cure for at least a month but the patients won't let me do that anymore.
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Haha I see we have something in common, I really dont like cured buds too tough even though I will keep them in the jars for a few weeks it changes the taste to much for me, like you said 2-3 weeks after drying is about perfect for me everything still tastes exactly how the bud smells
 
#32
Seed Buyer said:
Canna pK 13/14 is actually a 0-10-10 just like Kool Bloom. Only difference is the price point, label and bottle.
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They are nothing alike maybe have the same ingredients on the bottle but they are nothing alike, I have ran them side by side with the same strain just to see if I was tripping or was this shit as garbage as I thought. The only reason I grabbed it in the first place was the store didnt have the Koolbloom liquid or the Hammerhead PK.
 
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#34
I agree with tip burn to push plants to there limit but I try to stay on the very light burn to no burn side of things. I know this is splitting hairs and doesn't really affect end product at all its just to keep me from getting bored with growing. This pic is my idea of good tip burn.
And little to much.
 

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I usually dont start getting as much tip burn until I start hitting them with the Koolblom/MOAB combo the MOAB is hot as fuck but it puts the weight and rock hardness in the buds, I love that shit!
 
#36
mittenmedgrow said:
Looking pretty damn good @A-Roe but I see some tips burn in a lot of those pics and some curl in the small bud leaves. Don't get me wrong I would be happy with those plants but not satisfied and would make a note to feed less next round. Here's a pic of a plant that I grew that most here would be happy with but is slightly overfed which i consider a fuck up on my part. There seems to be a lot of ass kissing on the farm and I rarely voice my opinion on peoples plants because i know how sensitive growers can be. I usually get pretty close to what I'm looking for but rarely nail it. In my 20 plus years of growing i dont think I have ever been 100% satisfied with a plant and there is always room for improvement, sometimes a little and often a lot. I have given up on bloom boosters for the most part because I don't like the taste they give my herb, especially kaboomy (Kool bloom) which I used for the better part of ten years. I occasionally play with boosters but find they are not necessary for my grow. Much respect to you A-roe you are definitely one of the good guys.View attachment 553268
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#37
mittenmedgrow said:
I think so. That pic that I posted earlier in this thread is how I like my plants to look when chopped but it was slightly overfed, I think I cut that plant about 8 days after that pic. I don't like any tip burn whatsoever, yellow dead or saggy leaves. I know it's not the same but name any fruit, vegetable, flower or animal that is better when starved to death instead of harvested healthy and properly fed. Dead leaves on cannibas at harvest is not good in my experience. It seems I have different opinions than a lot of people around here but as I said before most of that is based on years of feedback I get from patients and what I like in my meds. I flat out don't like cured meds, curing is for tobacco. I like my meds freshly dried 2 to 3 weeks after harvest, besides that I haven't been able to keep any around longer than that for years now matter how much I grow it is gone with a couple of calls. I used to cure for at least a month but the patients won't let me do that anymore.
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I totally agree. Any discoloration prior to the fade imo is a sign that something is wrong. Tip burn included. Ive always stuck with the mindset that a happy plant produces the best flowers.
 
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