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Looking pretty good but maybe lacking a bit of nitrogen. Do you have a test kit or a local store that will test your soil for you? They aren't necessarily deficient, some strains like my Creamsicle are yellowish no matter what we give them, but never hurts to check. I've found a little Cal/Mag and B-vites can help with this sometimes as well.
Sorry about my late response. My WiFi is 100% cellular and my reception is sh*t right now. Thought it was the weather at first but found out it's because my COB lights are causin massive interference. Go figure. So I missed some notifications. Trying to catch up now but my access is hit or miss.
With all that you've been through (ie, that super hot run of days) I think you're doing brilliantly. Please don't take my earlier observation as a put down. I just want you to have an excellent harvest my brother.
Looking pretty good but maybe lacking a bit of nitrogen. Do you have a test kit or a local store that will test your soil for you? They aren't necessarily deficient, some strains like my Creamsicle are yellowish no matter what we give them, but never hurts to check. I've found a little Cal/Mag and B-vites can help with this sometimes as well.
Sorry about my late response. My WiFi is 100% cellular and my reception is sh*t right now. Thought it was the weather at first but found out it's because my COB lights are causin massive interference. Go figure. So I missed some notifications. Trying to catch up now but my access is hit or miss.
With all that you've been through (ie, that super hot run of days) I think you're doing brilliantly. Please don't take my earlier observation as a put down. I just want you to have an excellent harvest my brother.
...and an FYI, if you didn't already know, Cal/Mag has nitrogen so you can kill two birds, one stone.
PS, Humic fulvic also did wonders for me last year when I was struggling with my yellow Creamsicle.
The mix going on the TW does include cal mag, didn’t add any veg nutes.
Awe...shucks...thanks :)What little experience I have has taught me feeding my girls is only half the process. If I want those big beauties like I see @Greatlakes is growing I have to hone my skills at creating a favorable soil environment for unhindered nutrient uptake. I think your no-till technique is a good start to that and will get better each year as your soil builds those nutrient superhighways. Have you seen her plants, they're unbelievable? Straight up guru level.
I saw the yellowing on all of them, but it sounds like you've already got it handled.
Right on. Maybe next grow check out the humic fulvic. It's more effective early on in the veg cycle but can still benefit in the flower stage. I used AN Ancient Earth last year and it help tremendously. Couldn't afford it this time. Would go a long way in small pots but 100-200gal pots require a lot.
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The Creamsicle has been a real pain in the a$$ with it's constant nitrogen problems. I guess she's one of those "hard to grow" plants. I added Cal/Mag formulated for hydro 8 days ago for a quicker uptake and doubled the Tiger Bloom 3 days ago. She's responding better than I expected. Twice as green in the last 3 days and she's pretty far along. I added more Tiger Bloom to extend the flowering time but the pretty green was a most favorable unexpected consequence...
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Awe...shucks...thanks :)
What little experience I have has taught me feeding my girls is only half the process. If I want those big beauties like I see @Greatlakes is growing I have to hone my skills at creating a favorable soil environment for unhindered nutrient uptake. I think your no-till technique is a good start to that and will get better each year as your soil builds those nutrient superhighways. Have you seen her plants, they're unbelievable? Straight up guru level.
So everything other than the one TW is in the no till soil, so they haven’t been getting anything other than malted barley, molasses and recently seabird guano that’s high P. I do agree they could be a bit greener, the 9#s are def darker green than the Stardawg and blue, I think I need some more neem meal or similar in the initial soil mix. I have a pretty good list going of improvements for next year, and that is one of them, the main one is better canopy management. I severely underestimated their size and stretch and what to do with it, next year I think I am going to mainline then scrog the shit out of them for a lower, denser and more efficient canopy.
Post some update pics when you get a chance buddy. One of my favorite threads :)
...and it will all fall apart in process and you'll quickly adjust your techniques to compensate.... hahaha... growing cannabis is the best challenge I've ever had.
-Murphey's Law
I think you're going to have a great grow next year and a good yield this year. By the third year it's gonna look like a fairy garden. You struggled so hard when it first started with that jacked up heat wave. Without that I think you would have had a super lush grow this year. You may find not many adjustments are needed next year. It was a pretty hard start at over 100F for weeks. In a normal year all the things you're doing would have been more than sufficient. Agreed on the canopy control. That one got me this year too. I miss my shade cloth.
Looking amazing man! I'll m still jealous of the greenhouse I can't have one here lol
Last pic of the wreck before chop, cut one last night, other two are coming down tonight.
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