Boyd Crowder
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i third the organic/living soil method - the teaming with microbes tome changed my whole thought process
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Muthahfuckin' *BOOM*! The knowledge bomb just got dropped. Thanks for the links Seafour.
snakemanOG
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Thanks for the links guys. I sppreciate it. Going to be doing some serious reading I can see, lol.
It would really be nice not having to mess with nutes any more. I spend way too much time mixing and then pHing. I mean, I can and do mix enough for 3-4 days at a time. But when you have plants on slightly different schedules you sometimes have to mix for specific plants and that's a huge pain in the ass. Not to mention that I really don't want to be smoking any chemicals if I can avoid it.
uhh?
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Boyd Crowder
Teem MiCr0B35
ummm..... ok?
Boyd Crowder
Teem MiCr0B35
lol, cool!
Your plants are going to take up the same elemental Ions whether its supplied by Organics or WSF(Water Soluble Feed). Choosing organic over WSF doesn't guarantee a better product necessarily. Both ways can be over-done, and can affect the smell, taste, and finished product greatly if improperly fertilized with either organics or WSF.
I do hope your path to organics is an easier approach for you, and the results make you happy nonetheless. If organics dont work out though, consider CRF(controlled released fertilizer) as a third option.
snakemanOG
Member
Thanks for the info. I've had pretty good results so far, but I'm definitely interested in organic growing. Not mixing nutes would be.
I may have to look into the CRF also.
Thanks again for the info and suggestion.
what do you have hanging on your bulb?
Spread_Head
Member
Don't know how to save a thread, so just quoting this. Thanks for the great reading material seafour.
It's one of those yellow sticky traps for flying insects. I have it tied to the lamp cord and from that angle it looks like it is on or near the bulb. Probably 2 feet away though.
There's finally some action happening down there worth talking about. Here's a closeup of one of the shorter bhodi testers. They are starting to frost up and stretch has stopped. The 4 taller ones down there were pinched at the top of the meristem right when flower started. That really cut down on the stretch and they bushed out nicely. I also thought it interesting how the pistils with many of these plants seem abnormally thick, at least compared to what I'm used to. They remind me of thin pasta more so than thin whispy hairs.
The whole gang as of last night. You can see the yellow sticky card here again in the foreground. It's helpful when taking pictures as it obscures at least some of the bulb. @anthies
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pufff puff pass
pufff puff pass
glue nug , from last round
pufff puff pass
https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=41207&pictureid=1462857 glue nug , from last round
Propppeerrrrr
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Boyd Crowder
Teem MiCr0B35
beautiful nugz
that's a good double use of it for sure.
i thought it was something you hung on the light while you were working/ taking pictures to protect your eyes.
shit's looking real nice. everything bodhi puts out looks fire. and you're growing something with a11 in it which makes me even more jealous..
