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420 Magazine's Official Girl Scout Cookies Comparative Grow By VetSmoke85
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Training continues. Had a good watering tonight.
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Fuzzy Duck
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Training continues. Had a good watering tonight.
Looking good bud
Just a quick question - how far into veg are you ?
April the 20th Happy day to ye all
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Thanks mate. In the last pic she was 29 days above ground.Looking good bud
Just a quick question - how far into veg are you ?
April the 20th Happy day to ye all
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Day 30
Grown a bit more from yesterday so I moved the tie downs further along again. Will have to start training out some of the nodes off the main branches soon. Want everything nicely spaced out.
Grown a bit more from yesterday so I moved the tie downs further along again. Will have to start training out some of the nodes off the main branches soon. Want everything nicely spaced out.
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This lady is growing at a nice rate. Got a few spots to look at though. Thinking the next watering she will get a dose of the ecothrive charge.
What will the Eco Thrive do? And, what do the brown spots mean?
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Honestly..... Not sure what it is yet. I thought the charge will give an extra boost to the microbes with a dose of nutrition. I didn't pH the last watering though.
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- Contains a well-balanced proportion of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium with good availability and long-term supply.
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Looking good vet 
Kismet
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Brown spots just look like maybe a water droplet was on those leaves lights on and burned a spot.
Websissy
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Love the cute fat leaves 
SaltyNSour
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in for the grow show.... loving the thicc indica leaves. How do you like those trainers? i've never used them but was curious about them
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Welcome aboard Salty. Great to have you here. Trainers? Do you mean the pipe cleaners?
SaltyNSour
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OH LOL... i'm blind or something. Thought they were those plastic curved clips i've seen all over.
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Yeah this one is just tied down with pipe cleaners at the moment. I have used 'bendz' before which is probably the same thing you were thinking of and they were pretty good.
Thanks for the explanation, Vet. It sounds like the Eco-Thrive does kinda the same thing as Dynomyco does, which I will be learning about because apparently, I'll be getting some from GeoFlora.
Brett Blaze
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Looking great Vet!
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More training tonight. Looks a bit messy right now but once she's grown out more and had a light defol she'll be nice and pretty. Noticed some clawing on the leaves and she is pretty dark green so I'm going to hold off on the charge and just give plain water on the next round.
Freak Brothers
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U can't get any better than pipe cleaner's for tying down
Some of your older leaves r lookin dark ,u thinkin to much nitrogen?? ,the newer growth looks good tho ,,
Some of your older leaves r lookin dark ,u thinkin to much nitrogen?? ,the newer growth looks good tho ,,
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