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I was running it for it a bit yeah, I am not using now or for next run though. Just doing the guano/kelp tea thing while I learn a couple new strains before I try to start pushing on them to much
I will say though, that using that and a few other things def helped out
have in the past, heard some not great things, dont use it anymore, however it did work great when we used it for sure
alot of those things takes some trial and error as to how much and when, def didn't follow what it said on the bottle. but yeah, if its gonna possibly leave something behind that could be bad for me, then its not going on my plants.
“I was running it for it a bit yeah, I am not using now or for next run though...
I will say though, that using that and a few other things def helped out ”
Thanks for the anecdote. I use their stuff.* Considering trying Purple Maxx in soil feed, rather than regular Snow Storm to help a Durban cross that’s just starting to show color at around 60 days...
*Never tried Bushmaster...spooky...anyway, it’s prohibited around here.
Wow so much great stuff colorful purple strains have always been my favorite. Over the years I've learned to favor certain ones but they're all fun to look at.
Check out the stems on this Superstitious plant, Bodhi's breeding. Still a couple weeks away from flower. The plant is in perfect health, large and vigorous. I've never seen stalks and petioles turn this shade of lavender. The first picture is terrible, blurry, but I'm posting it anyway because the color is so good. The blush where the petiole meets the leaf is especially fantastic.
Purple Louie. I don't think I've seen female flowers turn purple at the very beginning of flowering, when it's little more then a bristle in mid August. Now it's forming flowers proper and they have a tight structure.