Bag seed From Blueberry muffin . smells like blue berry muffins. Grown in green house tent in organic soil just water with some honey towards the end

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[exploziv]

Looks good! Do you mix your own soil or used bagged one?

 

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I used a pre mixed soil from the local hydro shop .

 

[Daily Vitamins]

Looks good! Do you mix your own soil or used bagged one?

Yea I’m wondering if the camera is just good ? I can’t remember being able to see individual resin head in a photo I took .

 

[Daily Vitamins]

Yea I’m wondering if the camera is just good ? I can’t remember being able to see individual resin head in a photo I took .

I forgot I did add myco stuff and cow manure hummus but not the mix I use to

 

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I forgot I did add myco stuff and cow manure hummus but not the mix I use to

Also I did release lady bugs preemptively

 

[exploziv]

Nice, do they stay around to help or just for a while?

 

[Swamp Thang]

Tasty looking robust nugs. I've never heard of adding honey to plants. How does honey benefit the plants? I'd like to try it as mine near harvest time

 

[Verdant Whisperer]

Tasty looking robust nugs. I've never heard of adding honey to plants. How does honey benefit the plants? I'd like to try it as mine near harvest time

Theres an old wise tale that adding sweetners in flowering will make your bud taste better, for me i do not use them because i don't want upset the balance of microorganisms in my soil by making it bacterial dominant. naturally as the humidity levels drop in the soil as the plant is flowering the soil life switches from being bacterial dominant in rainy season to slightly funal dominant to aid in phosphorous absorbtion. absolutely some molasess or honey in veg or early flowering is good but do not over do it!, but once the plant is focused on bud formation i would lay off the sweetners, and avoid overwatering.