I think youre thinking of sucralose, which is a fake artificial sugar replacement. Ironically it causes your body to absorb MORE sugar if you eat it hahahaIm not a big fan of sucrose but I guess its still suggars in the end. Sucrose if Im not mistaken is similar to white suggar, which I would never feed to my plants. But I might be wrong here or maybe theyre just aimed towards the microbes.
Or maybe im thinking of the wrong thingI think youre thinking of sucralose, which is a fake artificial sugar replacement. Ironically it causes your body to absorb MORE sugar if you eat it hahaha
Yea i read the "regular whote sugar" part literally seconds after posting that responseNo, I was thinking of regular white suggar. Thats sucrose. Ive always been told not to feed white suggar to the plants but Ive never been told why and its the same chemical they produce via photosyntesis... so hence my confusion.
But yes now that you mention it sucralose is an artificial sweetener. I dont use it but Im gonna check what the studies say about it.
Probably because it’s usually bleached.Yea i read the "regular whote sugar" part literally seconds after posting that responsegot a little ahead of myself hahaha
Good question though, i wonder why white sugar would be bad if its the same thing.... maybe just the fact that its been heavily processed? Im not sure
That would make sense, 100% dont want anything thats ever come in contact with bleach in my soil lolProbably because it’s usually bleached.
Look at Sucanat or Sucranat…something like that.
I’ve had so many growers tell me it’s the shit for sugars.
White suggar is not bleached, but it can have residual sulfuric compounds which should be just more food for the plant. Brown suggar is also not bleached and Ive been told to stay away from it. I dont know... Well at least is not bleached here, I dont know there.Probably because it’s usually bleached.
Look at Sucanat or Sucranat…something like that.
I’ve had so many growers tell me it’s the shit for sugars.
I think 4 zips well and truely doable out of this plant it’s wicked healthy as long as she nugs up solid I’m guessing easy 4So iv been trying to get an idea for the total yield of this plant.... its in a 2x2x4, so im not expecting a ton. Its a really healthy plant though, so would i be expecting too much if i say im hoping for about 4oz out of this plant? I feel like thats totally doable with this size plant. What do you guys think?
I agree but I would run that temp all the way through flower except the last few weeks where lowering the temp will preserve terps. One of the things I like to do is to measure not only the air temp but the leaf temp. This gives me a better idea as to how the plant is performing. 80° - 82° air temp usually lands me at right around 77° leaf temp. I use a laser thermometer to measure readings. Not the most accurate but close enough. 77° leaf temp has been shown to be the ideal temp for the most efficient photosynthesis.I don’t think the small temp swing will really be noticed. But I’d actually suggest upward of 80 in veg. Just not much above that. Maybe wait tell flower than switch.
Yeah I see right around a 1/4 based of the amount of stalks. And mid canopy.I think 4 zips well and truely doable out of this plant it’s wicked healthy as long as she nugs up solid I’m guessing easy 4
I appreciate your enthusiasm. We all remember our first grows and how excited we were. You are doing great, but you are doing a little too much. No need for distilled water. Also in that dry of a climate, fabric pots are probably drying out too fast, but im not there in person, just a thought. Plants will be fine vegging at 80 degrees as long as you add some humidity. I used to grow in az with no humidifiers before anyone (myself included) knew about vpd. In many books we were all taught driest is best because it will increase crystals/terps. We learned this isn't true. I have had many amazing harvests in az without anything extra. Just keep your temps slightly below 80 during flower. Even 80 is OK. Just check your vpd. Good news is in az you don't have to worry about mold.Hey everyone! Im growing a seed i got from a bag of Platinum Garlic OG from Triple Seven out here in AZ. Iv had some trouble keeping the temps down where my grow tent used to be, so i dedicated an extra room to it. I was keeping my temps between 70° and 80°, but with the new setup i think i can keep temps lower. Anyone think il stress her out too much if i lower temps by 5-10° on average? Shes only about 5 weeks old at this point.
Il post a couple baby pictures too so everyone can see her progression :)
Growing in purple cow indicanja soil using distilled water with a humidifier running basically 24/7 (AZ dry as fuck) in a 3 gallon fabric pot in a vivosun 2x2x4 grow tent with a 100W dimmable/adjustable vivosun aerolight
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