MGRox
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Bunch o' great pics as usual guys!!
@Tnelz Sorry to hear your having issues and issues. Hope things get back on track soon in your room and the room of life as well.
@Toaster79 You think maybe that the hot nutes just baked off your root hairs, which lowered the ability for uptake vs an actual lock-out?
@Pimp T Ye the Pro-mix HP I have is / was also pretty dry (though I always dry out all my mixes). However, I'm leaning away from pro-mix. I'm not fond of the calcitic lime and sometimes the pH is too high.
Your leaves look so lush and green! Great job man!!!Well here are a few at 26 days bloom on a 70 day strain. Frostin up nicely and starting to put on some size.View attachment 526985 View attachment 526987 View attachment 526988 View attachment 526989 View attachment 526990 View attachment 526991 View attachment 526992 View attachment 526993 View attachment 526993 View attachment 526994 View attachment 526995
Im sure I am all alone here bc im slow..lol..but what do you mean you "listed" it for 3 days...then covered. What does this mean? Sorry broIt's pretty dry upon opening. I put mine in a large tote and listed it for like 3 days. Then covered. The condensation than allowed it to be just about as wet as a fresh bag of ffof.
Im sure I am all alone here bc im slow..lol..but what do you mean you "listed" it for 3 days...then covered. What does this mean? Sorry bro
Best medium I ever used and won't use anything else. Its always bug free and its nice a porous its so fluffy I love mixing it up. One 3.8 bale should fill up 4.5 18 ltr totes. I usually add perlite and 20 lbs of ewc and last few runs dry roots organic amendment's. I'm about to buy 5 more and switch to notg nutesAnybody ever use pro mix hp 3.8 bale. If so is it dry as fuck and compressed like the 3.8 bale of regular sphagnum peat moss is?
Looking great man!! Thats so cool, I had no idea that you could even do that before this thread..deff going have to try that out!Here's one of my girls outside a month before still reveging (6/1/15) about a foot tall
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And today about 4' tall :D
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I've seen guys clone flowers before, and by that I mean grown roots while in the cloner. I don't know if it ended up reveging past that but seeing as I've revegged plants by leaving some leaves on after harvest and was successful, so I don't see why you couldn't do it that way either. Just the longer you wait, the harder it will be to be successful. But in my experience most plants will reveg for you if you treat them right.On a separate note...lets say you dont realize until late in flower that one of your girls is a real keeper..can you take a cut at that time?? And if you can, then you could make that cut a mother right? mothers don't have to come from seed right? Please and thank you guys...I knoe I ask a lot of questions...
On a separate note...lets say you dont realize until late in flower that one of your girls is a real keeper..can you take a cut at that time?? And if you can, then you could make that cut a mother right? mothers don't have to come from seed right? Please and thank you guys...I knoe I ask a lot of questions...
Okay that sparks another question for you...whats a bosai mother? for that matter what does bonsai have to do with cannabis?@Lazerus00 this plant I posted is a clone of a reveged clone turned into a bonsai mother. The clone started flowering right before it was put outside. Id didn't take long for her to get back on track.
Okay that sparks another question for you...whats a bosai mother? for that matter what does bonsai have to do with cannabis?
I usually see about 6.3, though by itself as a medium; it will hold that pH or similar very well. The carbonates in the calcitic lime will "buffer" better than the Calcium released in dolomite lime and it is fairly evident. For me, running a Quote: Soiless setup; I just have a bit of troubles trying to bring it down with nutes or whatnot. I feel if this medium was used as the peat fraction in an organic soil; the extra buffer may be quite welcome. Personally, I just went back to a dolomite only peat for my mixes, but nothing is really "wrong" with the pro-mix. The only other thing that I could say I didn't care for, was sometimes my cuts would get some purple stripes in the mainstem while rooting into the medium (though my cuts are usually rooted for 1 week in aero type cloner, so decent roots).Huge thanks for the heads up man much appreciated. What ph readings do u get?
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