I forgot all about this 2nd clone. With the little jungle happening in this tent, do I plant her? Might have to transplant her to a bigger pot elsewhere. But ..where to put that pot?
Yahoooo
new beginnings!Glad to see you kept her, if you have room I say why not!
I'm hoping everything is ready to flip by the time I harvest what I got going now. Or close to flipping.. I figure 4 weeks from now, end of November or mid December. Just planning ahead a bit. Have some fresh soil cooking to replace the problem pot I've had trouble with. That pot beat me, three grows later, starting all over with fresh soil. I'll fill that super soil mix at the bottom half and the upper half will be regular bagged soil. Shouldn't have any more problems with that.Yahoooo
Glad to see you kept her, if you have room I say why not!
I am hoping the same thing for my grow haha. I probably have another 4-5 weeks to go, and I am hoping my clones will be ready in time.
Damn mate, beautiful view!
You can buy bacteria that breaks calcium soo its plant available forgot its name its in my tnc bactor powder.
Thanks Amnezia, I think its always been too much of Calcium at this point with the one problem pot. Everything I have , dry amendments, has calcium in it, compound that with hard tap water ... Calcium overload.. which will lockout potassium. And we see this exclusively during flower when your plant needs postassium the most. It's my uneducated guess right now. If there was a public college course in my area for this I'd be all over it. But it seems right, especially after trying the other option when I was thinking I didn't have enough Calcium. We're in the camp that we just have too much Calcium. (With the one problem pot) The rest are doing great at the moment. We're not gonna try to fix it anymore and just dump the soil and start over with that one problem pot. Currently mixing about 75% RO filtered water to 25% tap water to minimize calcium and sodium levels. Since we already have it in the dry amendments we top dress with, no need to add anymore. But with the rest of the plants, things are looking great so far. We do use a microbial product, probably not needed but they seem to help. I saw some controversial stuff mentioned about compost teas, so stopped using them altogether.