I'm with you on the droopage. But I figure tomorrow at breakfast I can water them thoroughly. I'm learning the water schedule as I go. Can't let it get too dry but need to be able to water on feed day. Still my favorite soil setup and veg nutes! Flower should be equally as exciting, I hope anyway. I hope your seed grow goes good! Let me know asap when I can order some blazinjones seeds! Best wishes brotha .
Today there was a problem. A problem of the mold variety. What could have caused it? What will we do? Fret not my friends, for it is our victories in these struggles that make the journey worth while. . . so I went in to give the feeding bright and early like a good flower farmer. Here's what I discoveredmy new camera hasn't arrived yet but I think you can still make out the fuzzies. So I rolled a joint and thought (this step is key to avoid kneejerk reactions). I decided I needed to remove the lowest leaves to improve air circulation across the top of the soil.found this dirty dog hiding under a big leaf that was touching the soil. I removed the mold that I could see. I still fed and watered. I believe this issue will now be resolved. I'm not sure if the MGO helped the mold grow but I'd say the major contributing factor was my failure to maintain proper air circulation at the soil surface. The lower leaves are gone and the fan has been adjustedI'll be watching closely to monitor the situation. Two more weeks til we'll consider the flip to flower. Hope all is well with everyone's grows .
Lol thts jus the beneficial bacteria at work i have tht white goodness in my los mix super soil its great and it wudnt hurt to increase air flow by removing lower growth but yea dnt wry its fade dwn u get this with good organic growingToday there was a problem. A problem of the mold variety. What could have caused it? What will we do? Fret not my friends, for it is our victories in these struggles that make the journey worth while. . . so I went in to give the feeding bright and early like a good flower farmer. Here's what I discoveredmy new camera hasn't arrived yet but I think you can still make out the fuzzies. So I rolled a joint and thought (this step is key to avoid kneejerk reactions). I decided I needed to remove the lowest leaves to improve air circulation across the top of the soil.found this dirty dog hiding under a big leaf that was touching the soil. I removed the mold that I could see. I still fed and watered. I believe this issue will now be resolved. I'm not sure if the MGO helped the mold grow but I'd say the major contributing factor was my failure to maintain proper air circulation at the soil surface. The lower leaves are gone and the fan has been adjustedI'll be watching closely to monitor the situation. Two more weeks til we'll consider the flip to flower. Hope all is well with everyone's grows .
No actually thats a good thing check out my journal and wen i was mixing up my super soil and leting it cook i wud have like over an inch of that white fluffy stuff covering a 3foot long tote by 2.5 feet wide all over the top and as it goes on it will fade dwn its jus the bacteria doing there thang lol
Mycelium fungus or something? I read about that. Makes sense. That's why we keep you around Jones! Thanks man!
No problem brotha man keep up the good work
Happy Independence day! Let's see how things are looking. We will start with KnCshe was looking a lil bunched up so I gave her some freedomhopefully that'll help her out a little. Of course we also have the GDPlooking real nice but a lil freedom wouldn't hurtno leaves or branches were removed, just repositioned. I hope everyone enjoys a good BBQ and some loud fireworks and of course several large doses of high quality home grown! . . . . . . .
Nothing too extreme. Just tied the tops down until the side branches were even with them. I then untied until the tops got a lil taller then retired til they evened up. Other than that just some leaf tucking. Right now the GDP is untied. But I just did this to the KnC
