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Day 50 - 7 days post-flip
That nice, even canopy I'd been working on is starting to look more like a topographical map of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Hopefully we can get through stretch without it looking like the Rockies.
I watered yesterday morning and included the mag sulfate but I haven't done anything with calcium just yet. I did a lot of reading on the subject yesterday and thoroughly confused myself, but its a new day, I'm feeling refreshed and am fully prepared to confuse myself all over again.
This is a pic of my most impacted BBK when it comes to the apparent mag deficiency. Nearly every leaf is showing signs. What do you guys think about trying a foliar spray of RO and mag sulfate at lights out? Or would that be too much in conjunction with the mag sulfate in the water?
One of my favorite aspects of this process is watching the slow growth of my plants and seeing all the little changes up close. The same was true with my tomato and pepper plants. It really is a beautiful thing.
That nice, even canopy I'd been working on is starting to look more like a topographical map of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Hopefully we can get through stretch without it looking like the Rockies.
I watered yesterday morning and included the mag sulfate but I haven't done anything with calcium just yet. I did a lot of reading on the subject yesterday and thoroughly confused myself, but its a new day, I'm feeling refreshed and am fully prepared to confuse myself all over again.
This is a pic of my most impacted BBK when it comes to the apparent mag deficiency. Nearly every leaf is showing signs. What do you guys think about trying a foliar spray of RO and mag sulfate at lights out? Or would that be too much in conjunction with the mag sulfate in the water?
One of my favorite aspects of this process is watching the slow growth of my plants and seeing all the little changes up close. The same was true with my tomato and pepper plants. It really is a beautiful thing.