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Aaron Quix
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Right on guys thanks for all the advice!
I went ahead and PHed down to 6(ish)...These drops aren't the most accurate so I'm sure it's not exact.
I haven't even started feeding the girls in soil yet, as FFOF runs a little hot anyway and my veg plants are growing beautifully. I'll get some pictures up later on those.
For what it's worth, my nutes dropped the PH to around 6.5 without any acid, so at least I know that my mother plant has been getting fed somewhat closer to the appropriate range this whole time. I'm going to continue with 6 drops of PH down, maybe even 9 drops toward the last few weeks coming up, in an attempt to unlock anything that's supposed to be available in the lower range. I think she'll be alright with less than 3.5 weeks to go. She looks happy with tons of new pistils and calyx swelling today, so I feel pretty good about everything.
Now, when I start feeding the soil plants, I will of course test the nutrient solution after adding the Dutch Pro line. Obviously, my PH is high but I won't know what affect those nutes will have on it until then. I will probably start feeding by the end of this week on the four bigger plants. They haven't even needed water since transplant this last weekend, and they've got plenty to feed them for now.
The 11 younger clones will get transplanted either this weekend or next into 2 gallon pots, and I'm thinking of sticking them straight into flower within a week of that. They won't have much root mass, though, so we'll see.
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I went ahead and PHed down to 6(ish)...These drops aren't the most accurate so I'm sure it's not exact.
I haven't even started feeding the girls in soil yet, as FFOF runs a little hot anyway and my veg plants are growing beautifully. I'll get some pictures up later on those.
For what it's worth, my nutes dropped the PH to around 6.5 without any acid, so at least I know that my mother plant has been getting fed somewhat closer to the appropriate range this whole time. I'm going to continue with 6 drops of PH down, maybe even 9 drops toward the last few weeks coming up, in an attempt to unlock anything that's supposed to be available in the lower range. I think she'll be alright with less than 3.5 weeks to go. She looks happy with tons of new pistils and calyx swelling today, so I feel pretty good about everything.
Now, when I start feeding the soil plants, I will of course test the nutrient solution after adding the Dutch Pro line. Obviously, my PH is high but I won't know what affect those nutes will have on it until then. I will probably start feeding by the end of this week on the four bigger plants. They haven't even needed water since transplant this last weekend, and they've got plenty to feed them for now.
The 11 younger clones will get transplanted either this weekend or next into 2 gallon pots, and I'm thinking of sticking them straight into flower within a week of that. They won't have much root mass, though, so we'll see.
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It was my fault! I saw I forgot to "like" that post! 
, but I MAY 
have also been stoned at the time. 
