Recent content by mussh

Best to go by your trics. I like to see about 30% amber before i harvest.

Likewise. was a night and day difference when i started phing and priming my water. Leaves staying green through out flowering, bigger flowers...etc....etc....

Send her to Vegas. Still 70 degrees at six in the morning.

It looks so healthy. i would ride it out as long as possible. It looks like it could go two more weeks. maybe it is just this angle or viewpoint. Just keep doing what you're doing. :)

I haven't done a journal in a long time. I haven't taken pictures in a long time. I have been working with clones and defol has been very minimal. I honestly don't have any recent pictures. I have been away for maybe 4-5 years, but have come back because: I had a problem and my clones got a...

50% is too much IMHO. I clear out enough that air flows and light reaches bud sites. I take out the little branches that won't produce very much and big fan leaves stuck in the middle. That is only 10-15% usually.

Looks to be a bloom booster. Those are typically used during the final weeks of flower to enhance weight. im pretty sure most of us use one. I use Koolbloom.

Great white is a good product.

I wait until the two week push has ended and defol then.

It isn't hard. it just makes for better flowers. Look into DIY c02 generators. c02 will really help during flower.

very hard to do, but i can tell you this. if you don't defol the bottoms, you will end up with a lot of little airy buds that will take energy from forming the main colas. If i had to guess: 3 - 5 ounces.

Ok huge can of worms opened here. This is how i do it: I steal a panty hose from my wife and cut a leg off. Then i put it back in her drawer and wait. Meanwhile: I mix together, two cups of earthworm castings 1/4 cup azomite 1/4 cup mykos 1/2 cup kelp meal I then pour that mix into the stolen...

Yeah, during the first two weeks you will notice yellowish-lime green growth as they push as hard as they can. I will usually do a compost tea for them while they push and feed it at the end of week one.

I think hayron accidently answered another post on your journal. We are following another new grower and the question of living soil and cover crops came up. Worms are very beneficial to soil grows.

In the first two weeks of flower, your ladies will put a lot of energy into growth after that they will start flowering at bud nodes. Week three thru six the buds form. Week 7- finish they put on weight.