Recent content by Killian

Congratulations that's awesome.

Very nice!! I'm surprised you have time for a journal with all you have going on. Thanks for sharing.

Must be a huge mother to get that many clones. Nice job.

They all look very uniform. Are they all clones off the same mother. I will definitely look into the flora flex system. Thank You.

Looks good to me. What is that method referred as. I love the auto water and drain table. I'm a soil grower and get tired of all the hand watering. I'm looking to do something like you have in the near future.

Nice set up!. I'll join along and learn. I hope you don't mind a few questions along the way.

Just an observation but you might think about filling your pots up with more soil. When I zoom in on your leaves it looks suspect for mites. I suggest getting a jewelers loupe and checking your leaves real good. Also I wouldnt bother with run off just adjust the ph going in. Good looking plants.

I've had this discussion in the past and contacted three reputable breeders and everyone stated the same thing. The flowering count starts when you flip to 12/12. With that being said the plant will tell you when it's ready and that is subjective depending on how ripe you like your trichomes...

Find a Fox farms feeding chart. It's used staring week 5 of switching to 12/12 and continue to harvest.

You might take a look at Fox farms open sesame. It might be comparable.

What I'm talking about would have nothing to do with the powdery mildew if that's what it is. But it does look like you could have some mites on your leaves. Do you have loupe you could examine them with. Could be nothing my eyes are old and tired. Lol

Yes. They don't look like trichomes so I don't understand the early flower. It's hard to tell in the photo but it looks suspect and worth taking a look at.

You might want to examine your leaf s with a loupe. It looks like you might have Some kind of mites as well.

Your in the zone but another week or two wouldn't hurt.

If you don't see any deficiencies than you don't need it. Generally most tap and well water have adequate amounts for the plant. Lot of people are quick to jump to the cal mag cure all when there problem is actually ph fluctuations.