DowNwithDirT
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I appreciate the comments. I don't have much experience with this strain since it's my second run with it, so any constructive critisism is welcome. I should be mixing nutes specifically for each strain, but I don't, so I do what I can to keep everything happy, but not optimal.
I'm not tring to be a dick or anything but that doesn't really look like the Original Tahoe Cut that came from Swerve.
something is not right...An I'm gonna say it...
It does look good no doubt, but there is room for improvement, those calyx's should be swollen and those trichs could be twice as large
I am growing in 50/50 coco and perlite, doing hand watering drain to waste. I do not use RO water, just tap, but I do let the water sit for 24 hours before watering. My room is basic with no CO2.
sweet missed that.....
I would seriously reconsider on that note...
.... a calcium(or calmag tho its not really necesarry)
jollygreen the real tahoe did not come from swerve. was he one of the earlier ppl on ic to have it yes, because he fake traded and ass kissed his way to obtain many clones and once he had reals he gave em out without permission. his grow skills and knowledge clearly wouldn't get him anywhere. we used to laugh our ass off at his pics and retarded claims. he tried passing suges pk x sd as suges pk which only 2 members had and they werent passin it especially to him, built all this hype claiming he had it even passed off and then the pic went up lol, wasn't even a pk dom pheno. sorry to jump off topic but that looks like a cc tahoe not the lake tahoe clone only. but diff environment and methods one can never be too sure.
Were you saying the calcium is not needed because he is running tap water or calmag is not needed and you suggest a better option than calmag? I am always trying to save money. Thanks
Something else you may want to try is Feed, water, water after week 6. I tell people who tell me they want to grow; it takes a huge list of things to go perfect in order to finish with a a great result and only 1 to ruin everything. The odds of failing are much higher than success. I think I can count back my last year and not find something that went wrong on each cycle. I feel for you, but it still came out good.
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