#1 Not really. I dont like foxtails. They end up becoming shake and lots of stems.
How do you change the microbes? Do you have to first sterilize with hydrogen peroxide and then inoculate with the new microbes or something?Filling the pot with roots is a nice gesture, but these Sativas have a way of wanting to be flipped, or they take over the tent. Maybe smaller pots is the secret.
I stop top-watering (feed) with nitrogen when I flip, and change to P and K. I also change the microbes to some that favor the P. But I have no clue about growing, and my plants lack trics and smells.
Shit's not easy as the farmer I used to buy from used to say.
I remember i advised you to get them flowering strongly by using a 10/14 light cycle.. not sure if you did that, but it really helps.. (remember in the tropics you would get close to 12/12 all year round so the flowering response on that cycle can be slow or non-existent.)Filling the pot with roots is a nice gesture, but these Sativas have a way of wanting to be flipped, or they take over the tent. Maybe smaller pots is the secret.
I stop top-watering (feed) with nitrogen when I flip, and change to P and K. I also change the microbes to some that favor the P. But I have no clue about growing, and my plants lack trics and smells.
Shit's not easy as the farmer I used to buy from used to say.