Boyd Crowder
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her fans are sooooo bubba - thick/fat and lookatdatchonk at 3 weeks - classic bubba profile
Here's an Bubba Kush auto at ten weeks. My second auto attempt. Doing good in Ocean Forest but that ran out of nutes at 8 weeks. She's a hungry girl.
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I am giving it 1.25 indoor strength nutes Miracle Grow Bloom Buster.. The last two weeks I have been giving it extra N because it was so yellow, CAN. I came to the conclusion that as the light too bright. It is going through two quarts a day of water. I cut the misters out as it's taking care of the humidity on it's own.How much Nitrogen do you give your plants, at the 8 week point ?
I am giving it 1.25 indoor strength nutes Miracle Grow Bloom Buster.. The last two weeks I have been giving it extra N because it was so yellow, CAN. I came to the conclusion that as the light too bright. It is going through two quarts a day of water. I cut the misters out as it's taking care of the humidity on it's own.
This is my second auto attempt. The first was with ProMix BX and by the time I saw the lack of nutes it was too late. Never really got big but put out an ounce or so. This one is Ocean Forest with some limestone and langbeinite. Nothing but 50/50 well/rain until the 6 weeks. Then some CaCl and MgCl top dressed via 1300 ppm liquid, 1 cup a couple times. At 6 weeks it really started to stretch so I was adding the CAN and started feeding with the MG nutes.
I just amended the Ocean Forest and let it rip. As soon as I started seeing hollow stems I started adding more calcium, then it started with the yellowing and I began adding fertilizer.When I grew Hydro I had a plant that liked McLellan Orchid food, 0-26-38 or something.
The Purple Powder.
On top of GH Nutes at 1:1 strength.
Of course, I was growing for Quality & Yield so if Over-nuting the plants worked sometimes, I did it.
I think generally it's better to under-nute the plants.
I've had Apollo 11's that were VERY WORTHWHILE, like everything that Mr. Soul describes when he describes the original Princess.
But they were Sensitive - I over-nuted them and had to rinse them, then they flowered good.
Most of the time, I'd rather go easy on the Sensitive super-plant than over-feed the heavy feeder super-plant.
Though if you have enough time you can give them all their preferred food.
Wow, what is this?