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MV What soil are you using these days?

If you are using organics you really don't have to worry about salt buildups.

Medicine21, the difference between chemical and organic nutrients is how the plant is given the nutrients. In organics you really never feed the plant, but rather the micro life in the soil. There are fungus' and bacteria that live in the soil, the different mycorrhizae live on the root system...

I always give them only water last week, no sugars no nothin just pure R/O water. I've continued to feed organically with teas and sugars(molasses and maple syrup) and there was a distinct difference in the smoke in as a negative. Flushing is a good idea for the reasons stated at the top...

Got 4 bluedream plants from the guy who owns the Compassion Center we are working with. The plants are Ok, they are a bit stringy without many nodes but I have one that I'm going to clone off of and can hopefully get them going strong from the start.

Plants lookin good there. You can cut the ugly leaf off if you want. The new growth looks good. Make sure the soil is not soaking wet. When you water you are basically moistening the soil at this point. That could be the reason for the purple leaf-stems. I doubt its a deficiency this early on...

Now just sit back and wait for them to get fatter then Albert.

chemical nutes or organic? If it doesn't say organic be careful its easier to burn(yes you can burn with organics). Also you are going to have to be very adamant about giving the plant water for at least 14 days at the end of flower to use all of the built up chemicals in the plant and to wash...

Yeah, I'm real excited about the upcoming harvest. Most excited about the AK47xWW, those were all in 2g pots right before flower then they got transplanted into 5g's. I'm working on ideas for a flowering mix right now since I do my own soils. I'm going to be buying pots to do multiple...

Yeah if you are looking at Fox Farms pick up the Grow Big, the Big Bloom, the Tiger Bloom, and pickup some molasses (1tbsp per gallon). You will be all set to setup a feeding regiment for the entire grow. Big Bloom is used through out the grow, both in veg and flower. Big Bloom is a simple...

Have you considered trimming off those big fan leaves to get light to the shaded stuff? If you topped this plant and then chopped all the big leaves off a few days later you would see a dramatic increase in yield. Everything is looking strong and healthy! Keep up the good work!

grass clippings will do nothing but mess up PH when they start to decay, if they were composted they would give you benefits but that will take longer then you have left in the grow. I would by some liquid nutes to try and combat the def plant.

As far as trimming is concerned I pretty much take all the large fan leaves off when they go into flower and through out the veg period. I've talked to people who say that the large old leaves store more nutrients so instead of having all that food being put into storage when you defoliate you...

You won't believe the difference that light is going to make. Thats a pretty good deal that too. I can't wait to go digital but I'm going to order 8 at once so I can redo everything in one shot and get a bulk deal so that won't be for a bit.

For future reference you should start your seedling in a Solo cup or maybe something even smaller. With a plant that size in that much soil it will take for ever to suck up the water, cannabis thrives off of a good wet/dry cycle. You can start in a pot that size but in my experience you will get...