New leaves turning bright green/yellow

[ComfortablyNumb]

Can you start freeing plants MBE’s at stage 1 VEG in organic soil

It should be in the soil already, but if it's low, yes. Plants need the MBEs to pre-digest the food.

 

[Frego]

It should be in the soil already, but if it's low, yes. Plants need the MBEs to pre-digest the food.

There 9 days old how can you tell if the soil is lacking MBE’s

can too much MBE’s be Bad?
was going to give them half dose and half that dose
15ML/5L recommended..That equates to 30ML/10L
Me maybe 10-15ML/10L water once a week? Not too much..

manure and organic mix soil

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

There 9 days old how can you tell if the soil is lacking MBE’s

can too much MBE’s be Bad?
was going to give them half dose and half that dose
15ML/5L recommended..That equates to 30ML/10L
Me maybe 10-15ML/10L water once a week? Not too much..

manure and organic mix soil

It would be difficult to have too many. That doesn't mean just keep adding. If I need to add some, I use this:

Real Growers Inc – Home Grown Made Easy

www.realgrowers.com

And I just added this in the last half of flower.

Sticky Icky-Enzyme Blend

Sticky Icky supplements your soil’s naturally produced enzymes, to give you a shortcut and a boost to radical oil and resin production.—including enzymes that “stress” your plants, sending them into oil-producing hyperdrive. This doesn’t hurt the plant...or your pocketbook, for that matter!

dakine420.com

Also, go back a page and read the two watering articles I posted.

 

[Panewbie]

It would be difficult to have too many. That doesn't mean just keep adding. If I need to add some, I use this:

Real Growers Inc – Home Grown Made Easy

www.realgrowers.com

And I just added this in the last half of flower.

Sticky Icky-Enzyme Blend

Sticky Icky supplements your soil’s naturally produced enzymes, to give you a shortcut and a boost to radical oil and resin production.—including enzymes that “stress” your plants, sending them into oil-producing hyperdrive. This doesn’t hurt the plant...or your pocketbook, for that matter!

dakine420.com

Also, go back a page and read the two watering articles I posted.

Thanks for the watering post it really made it simple

 

[Frego]

It would be difficult to have too many. That doesn't mean just keep adding. If I need to add some, I use this:

Real Growers Inc – Home Grown Made Easy

www.realgrowers.com

And I just added this in the last half of flower.

Sticky Icky-Enzyme Blend

Sticky Icky supplements your soil’s naturally produced enzymes, to give you a shortcut and a boost to radical oil and resin production.—including enzymes that “stress” your plants, sending them into oil-producing hyperdrive. This doesn’t hurt the plant...or your pocketbook, for that matter!

dakine420.com

Also, go back a page and read the two watering articles I posted.

Ok I’ve read It but I’ll read it 3 times over
Thanks oh great one
I’m in Uk so we don’t have as much stuff as you guys
But your knowledge is next to none, ive got this in the bag..

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

That looks like some good stuff. Use half what it says. You can always add more.

 

[Frego]

That looks like some good stuff. Use half what it says. You can always add more.

Will do...

I will see how they react if half dose then act accordingly

will these see me all the way through to flower or will I need something else to give it some edge

 

[Panewbie]

You don't need quite this many holes, but it won't hurt.

Hey good morning, after reading everything the other day about organic soil I decided to transplant into a fabric pot with new soil (since I added nutes that were not needed) I also did my first LST. Does the way I did it look ok? Thanks in advance.

 

[Panewbie]

Hey good morning, after reading everything the other day about organic soil I decided to transplant into a fabric pot with new soil (since I added nutes that were not needed) I also did my first LST. Does the way I did it look ok? Thanks in advance.

 

[GNick55]

ya your ok
just leave her be and let her do her thing, give her a chance to get situated to her new home.

 

[Panewbie]

ya your ok
just leave her be and let her do her thing, give her a chance to get situated to her new home.

Thanks, this is a great group to be a part of wish I would have found it sooner!

 

[GNick55]

Thanks, this is a great group to be a part of wish I would have found it sooner!

never too late!
glad your enjoying yourself

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

That's an unusual way to bend but there is nothing wrong with it.
Looking good!

 

[Panewbie]

That's an unusual way to bend but there is nothing wrong with it.
Looking good!

That's an unusual way to bend but there is nothing wrong with it.
Looking good!

That's an unusual way to bend but there is nothing wrong with it.
Looking good!

Yea I wasn't sure the proper way but I get the idea behind it . I'm excited that after a couple hours it started to turn upward already. I'm sure you guys have seen tons of pics but this is my first and feel good about it so far, thanks for the support guys!

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

Yeah, it doesn't take long for it to recover. Let it grow a little, then bend that part over... You get the idea.
Train it to grow around the rim of the pot. Or make it a Bonsai. Let your imagination run wild!

 

[Panewbie]

Will do and thanks again for all the input

 

[Panewbie]

Yeah, it doesn't take long for it to recover. Let it grow a little, then bend that part over... You get the idea.
Train it to grow around the rim of the pot. Or make it a Bonsai. Let your imagination run wild!

Hey just checking in with a quick question. I've been keeping my plant low and going around the pot she's in. My question is can I take off some fan leaves? She's getting quite a few bigger ones and they seem to be blocking light/air from the newer growth. Thanks in advance!

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

Hey just checking in with a quick question. I've been keeping my plant low and going around the pot she's in. My question is can I take off some fan leaves? She's getting quite a few bigger ones and they seem to be blocking light/air from the newer growth. Thanks in advance!

Yes, you sure can. Be sure not to remove more than 20% of the plants leaves. Start from the bottom and work up.

 

[Panewbie]

Yeah, it doesn't take long for it to recover. Let it grow a little, then bend that part over... You get the idea.
Train it to grow around the rim of the pot. Or make it a Bonsai. Let your imagination run wild!

Hey just checking in with a quick question. I've been keeping my plant low and going around the pot she's in. My question is can I take off some fan leaves? She's getting quite a few bigger ones and they seem to be blocking light/air from the newer growth. Thanks in advance!

Yes, you sure can. Be sure not to remove more than 20% of the plants leaves. Start from the bottom and work up.

Here's hows she's looking now! I figured out my soil ph was to high and causing the yellowing I was asking about to begin with. I changed soil and started using different water. During transplant I tore almost half the root ball in half ( I did it when it was wet and learned my lesson on that haha) she stopped growing for about 4 days then came back just like nothing happend!

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

It looks good!