Chemdog D.
Day 62.
Organic soil.
10 gallon pots, with Roots Organic 707 blend, amended with Roots Organic Terp Teas (veg and then bloom), as well as some other stuff.
I was experimenting with an overload of bone meal this time, mixed in dry, on day 1 of final transplant and bloom.
I was curious if an overload of dry bone meal might emulate the excellent results I’ve experienced by using the liquid bone meal from Nectar for the Gods. Their liquid bone meal is called, “Herculean Harvest”. When following their instructions, you’ll end up using a SHIT-TON of that stuff throughout the crop. So… I wondered if I could recreate the beneficial calcium push that the NFTG line affords.
The answer I’ve gotten so far is: yes… but it also drives a lot of phosphorus into the plant, too, of course. And the result of that bone meal overload has been: slightly muted terpene expression, and a hotter smoke. That’s something phosphorus will cause, for sure. And since I use this recipe regularly with excellent results, I can only assume it’s that experimental load of bone meal causing those symptoms.
Anyway. Here’s some ChemD pictures.
Day 62.
Organic soil.
10 gallon pots, with Roots Organic 707 blend, amended with Roots Organic Terp Teas (veg and then bloom), as well as some other stuff.
I was experimenting with an overload of bone meal this time, mixed in dry, on day 1 of final transplant and bloom.
I was curious if an overload of dry bone meal might emulate the excellent results I’ve experienced by using the liquid bone meal from Nectar for the Gods. Their liquid bone meal is called, “Herculean Harvest”. When following their instructions, you’ll end up using a SHIT-TON of that stuff throughout the crop. So… I wondered if I could recreate the beneficial calcium push that the NFTG line affords.
The answer I’ve gotten so far is: yes… but it also drives a lot of phosphorus into the plant, too, of course. And the result of that bone meal overload has been: slightly muted terpene expression, and a hotter smoke. That’s something phosphorus will cause, for sure. And since I use this recipe regularly with excellent results, I can only assume it’s that experimental load of bone meal causing those symptoms.
Anyway. Here’s some ChemD pictures.