dunno Acid but great news on the turnaround!!! Even if air temp is reasonable tile floors, slate & anything masonry like concrete slabs are a heat sink and the resulting cold can cause adverse effects. Moving to window sill may have given time & better temps to recover
it’s all good Acid, no worries my friend!! I’ve never ran biobizz so I’m way out on limb. Roots out the bottom doesn’t necessarily mean squat… What I meant by jet fuel is changing soil ph and foliar feeding. I know you’ve tried every combo but hang in there bro- hopefully failure will...
as far as transplant goes, the host container should be prepared & fully watered in about 10 to 12 days before use to activate microbes. The remainder of the time is to allow soil to evap, run fan at grow bag or over top of container to remove bulk of the water... yep leave the empty cup in...
ok I’ll be the bad guy but my dude wtf? you ask for help and we deliver then proceed directly to shooting your own foot. more foliar feeding, adding dolomite, checking runoff ph, changing nute dose to the way you think best.
Each soil maker & nute maker has their own scientist on board and yes...
That’s great info Bluter & Roy, I’m confident the op will turn things around…
True story Acid but early on I slaughtered a metric crap ton of seeds, so many that my handle should have been the BeanSlayer. I was stuck on death by germination, it seemed as if they would halfway stand up and then...
Hey congrats on another successful harvest Dr. Trevor!!! What a beast, her variegated leaves look pretty funky but I’m betting they will get the job done just fine….
What’s up for your next run?
Nice garden my friend!!
Disclaimer- Old eyes and defs not the best at identifying deficiencies….with that said- serrated edges can go wonky and/or twisted leaf tips are signs often associated with light stress. New growth comes in with a lighter shade of green so overall they look pretty groovy...
I’ll take a stab at parts of your question. Trichomes are stuck like glue and not water soluble… it takes a lot more than rain to dislodge them. For example exposure to excess temperature like steam or freezing it with dry ice or a solvent to separate trichs from the plant biomass. This is why...
I’d pluck the nanner and keep on trucking until she’s ready for harvest. Something we don’t always describe very well but on photoperiods pistils come in waves. Once the majority of pistils have turned dark and crinkled in- this is the point where bud-swell really begins.
it’s obvious the f#$&ers that designed typewriters & keyboards were way on the spectrum. How are we supposed to type when they couldn’t arrange all the keys in alphabetical order?? :rofl:
Read this few weeks back but couldn’t find it in time last nite. Anyways totally related so without further ado - please see post #3588 over at Gee spot- here’s link Post from G spot journal
Yes sir Shed the mom and every one of her clones has done the same foxtails before back building altho the backbuilding does seem to agitate them into popping even more foxtails…
I’m ready to take her down but like the other clone siblings she’s still going strong and has very little...