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Generally the going rate is about 2-5ml per gallon of botanicare calmag. Most of the time it's not even needed but there are times, and it's generally a good idea to cut it out after the first few weeks of flower because of the added Nitrogen.so what is the general consensus on how to use cal;-mag?
Epson salt. iv only;y spray it on hungry plants so far.
how should i use it with healthy plants.
chris.
Generally the going rate is about 2-5ml per gallon of botanicare calmag. Most of the time it's not even needed but there are times, and it's generally a good idea to cut it out after the first few weeks of flower because of the added Nitrogen.
Things you would want to ask yourself in deciding if it's needed.
If your answer is NO to all or most of those then you might need it. If you answer is YES to most of those then you probably don't need it.
- Does my soil/medium have calcium and magnesium in it?
- Does my base nutrient have calcium and magnesium in it?
- Does my water supply have calcium and magnesium?
I feel like the net really helped me fill my entire space with very little work. I think they are the way to go for people who have small grow rooms, I can reach the plants in the back easily, my room is only 2.5 feet deep. I do miss taking them out for photo shoots though:) but over all the pros are out weighing the cons for me. I will say that a double scrog would be the best, I'm gonna role with that on the next run, because the stretch is to unpredictable. When I look at my plants I can visualize maybe another 25% or so more tops if I had put another screen on top. Learning as we go.Looks Great! You're pushing me toward nets. Have you decided if you like the nets better than the mobility? It looks like your yield is going to be better this time.
No prob.thanks, no clue what soil;/water/fert has/.
Stackable nets would be cool. If you really wanted to get technical you could make some blocks with dowels and make it fully adjustable. I was thinking that or maybe put rails so I could make nets with no legs that just slide in where I want them.I feel like the net really helped me fill my entire space with very little work. I think they are the way to go for people who have small grow rooms, I can reach the plants in the back easily, my room is only 2.5 feet deep. I do miss taking them out for photo shoots though:) but over all the pros are out weighing the cons for me. I will say that a double scrog would be the best, I'm gonna role with that on the next run, because the stretch is to unpredictable. When I look at my plants I can visualize maybe another 25% or so more tops if I had put another screen on top. Learning as we go.
All in all I think the net is the way to go as long as you can reach all your plants fairly easy. Also it's a lot less work than tying down individual branches.
Another thought I had was making the individual squares in your net like 2-3 inches square, so you can start training branches more quickly and getting light to the lovely secondaries creating more tops.
Adjustable nets would be ideal. I'm a simpleton so I'll just probably build another set similar to the ones I have , but 6-8 inches tall and add them as needed.Stackable nets would be cool. If you really wanted to get technical you could make some blocks with dowels and make it fully adjustable. I was thinking that or maybe put rails so I could make nets with no legs that just slide in where I want them.
Thanks man I think your rightLooking good real good chief...that leaf looks like it was old and shaded
Nice sawtooth serration on that healthy leaf bro!Was just admiring the serration on this sour diesel leaf:eyepiece:View attachment 691861
Probably a slight combo of both. Dropping the chelated iron did lower the N though so if you really start seeing them yellow a lot more and need N then you know what to add. You'll have to find the balance between N leaf curl toxicity, and not enough N. Better not enough than too much though.I dropped the ball on the watering today. Day 5 was yesterday and I knew I should've watered but I let it slide one more day. Still pretty perky up top, but def got some drooping down below and also some leaves that are yellowing out..not sure if the yellowing is because I stopped the chelated iron with the nitrogen, or if it was the under watering, maybe a combo of both??
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