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toodles
blackfoot:
Thanks for the compliment!!
You make a good point regarding indicas. I haven't grown any indica dominant plants in over a year....and none in soil mixes like this current one I'm using.
So I don't know what something like an Afghani, Hindu Kush, or Black Domina would do in it. I think they would do fine though.
As you said, I think most would agree that sativas don't need nearly the Nitrogen that many indicas seem to need. I'm pretty new at this too and it's taken me a couple grows to see just how efficient these SSH and SSH x SSH plants are.
That said, I think all I would change(if anything) from the recipe in my thread is use more of the Nitrogen sources. I didn't go real heavy on Nitrogen in this current mix....IMO anyway. I'd use it as is and simply use a guano tea and/or top dressing if the plants looked Nitrogen deprived. Nitrogen is pretty easy to give after the fact.
Toodles
PS
Yes on the hybrid I'm growing. You get more variation in SSH x SSH than in the SSH f1 plants. That's to be expected. All of them(f2s) have been very potent, good plants so far. I do like it though when I get these tall, lanky, VIGOROUS, hazey looking plants. I love the skinny leaves.
Thanks for the compliment!!
You make a good point regarding indicas. I haven't grown any indica dominant plants in over a year....and none in soil mixes like this current one I'm using.
So I don't know what something like an Afghani, Hindu Kush, or Black Domina would do in it. I think they would do fine though.
As you said, I think most would agree that sativas don't need nearly the Nitrogen that many indicas seem to need. I'm pretty new at this too and it's taken me a couple grows to see just how efficient these SSH and SSH x SSH plants are.
That said, I think all I would change(if anything) from the recipe in my thread is use more of the Nitrogen sources. I didn't go real heavy on Nitrogen in this current mix....IMO anyway. I'd use it as is and simply use a guano tea and/or top dressing if the plants looked Nitrogen deprived. Nitrogen is pretty easy to give after the fact.
Toodles
PS
Yes on the hybrid I'm growing. You get more variation in SSH x SSH than in the SSH f1 plants. That's to be expected. All of them(f2s) have been very potent, good plants so far. I do like it though when I get these tall, lanky, VIGOROUS, hazey looking plants. I love the skinny leaves.
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