DrZiggy's 1st Journal Featuring High Brix - LEDs & Cool Strains

[DrZiggy]

Gave girls water today who needed it. Checked my Colombian, hes a dood! Im sending him to recycle bin.
Others are doing well.
Pictures from last night @lights off...

Kwazulu

WN

Auto JH x Amnesia XXL

Mexican ?

Unknown of mine

Colombian Dood!

WN

 

[DrZiggy]

I gave the plants with the slight eagle tip on leave tips their water with some Epsom.

 

[DrZiggy]

Some of you have just experienced some of my rambling.. Its good rambling, I think.
I just made homemade cannachocolate w my canna cocoabutter.
Im making Cashew CannaCaramel Turtles
...and dont let the kids, or the pets, lick anything here. that was my job....hence the rambling
Well the chocolate came out awesome. I will post pics later of the chocolate and the turtles.

 

[b.real]

looking good. what do you mean by eagle tip?

 

[DrZiggy]

The ends, dip down suddenly, looks like an eagle's beak

 

[b.real]

that's mild nutrient burn. you should water with plain water next time they're dry then continue your feeding program the next time they're dry.

 

[DrZiggy]

that's mild nutrient burn. you should water with plain water next time they're dry then continue your feeding program the next time they're dry.

B.real, yes, thank you.

 

[b.real]

no problem. if you want to see moderate to severe cases search nitrogen claw(ing).

 

[DrZiggy]

Cashew Turtles - made with some of my homemade pantry ingredients..cannacaramel, cannachocolate(made w canna cocoabutter) cannilla


Canna cocoabutter

Some Ingredients being lined up(my own honey)

All the ingredients for the homemade cannachocolate and turtles
Cocoa, liquid lecithin , cannilla, cannacaramel, melted canna cocoabutter (w cannaglycerine and honey), cashews..(not in order on pic)

Melting the caramel

Cashews

Topping cashews with caramel

Mixing ingredients for cannachocolate

Cannachocolate covered cashew turtles

 

[VonDankenhoek]

that looks like a restaurant jawn, yo Zig

 

[SmokeyMcFly]

Damn u Zigg I'm gonna have to stop looking at this if u keep posting desert pics...

 

[CronicHempHog]

i been noticing we got a lot of chefs around here

 

[Ranger275]

You remembered! Thank you so much for the recipe for the cherry/almond bars.
Have you tried the cannacaramel? I wonder if the 2 tastes meld well or are nasty.

 

[DrZiggy]

You remembered! Thank you so much for the recipe for the cherry/almond bars.
Have you tried the cannacaramel? I wonder if the 2 tastes meld well or are nasty.

Its delicious. do you like cannabis flavored foods? You taste it but its in the background of the caramel. Probably my favorite. Its versatile too!

 

[PakaloloHawaii]

The ends, dip down suddenly, looks like an eagle's beak

Not Mg deficiency. Use epsoms when leaves start to frill upwards on the serrations, or become taco shaped.

 

[PakaloloHawaii]

Ok, so this evening I sprayed the girls and few still unknowns with some DeStress just after lights went out. I use a 4 oz cobalt blue spray bottle for my sprays, and since plants are presently small, Im only filling them approx 1/2 way (2oz) with water after adding 2 ml of DeStress. Same with Brix.
I will upcan the WNs and Colombian(i mispelled her on the peat pot) Fri.

Pictures from this evening
Lights on before spraying with DeStress

Lights off 1 min then sprayed with DeStress

Foliars are most effective when the leaf stomata are open. Spraying in the morning when they first open is ideal.

 

[B A R]

Foliars are most effective when the leaf stomata are open. Spraying in the morning when they first open is ideal.

That's interesting. Everyone's been saying right before lights out is the best time.

 

[Graytail]

If I remember correctly, the kit foliars are blended to a very low pH and will easily enter the tissues, so timing isn't so important. We also have to consider droplets and bright light. I've had occasional spot-burning from too much "mist" at the wrong time of day. The Brix foliar is particularly iffy for that - gotta consider light intensity and humidity for that one.

 

[PakaloloHawaii]

If I remember correctly, the kit foliars are blended to a very low pH and will easily enter the tissues, so timing isn't so important. We also have to consider droplets and bright light. I've had occasional spot-burning from too much "mist" at the wrong time of day. The Brix foliar is particularly iffy for that - gotta consider light intensity and humidity for that one.

I used to think that, but these days I spray when I'm gardening, whatever time that is. Usually it's midnight for me, noon for my girls. LOL can't do everything right sometimes lol. No problems.

 

[Graytail]

I used to think that, but these days I spray when I'm gardening, whatever time that is. Usually it's midnight for me, noon for my girls. LOL can't do everything right sometimes lol. No problems.

LOL, same for me! I s'pose I should take the time to do it right and see if it makes much of a difference.