Crumbs To Brix: Archiweedies' Organic, 4x8
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Hmm interesting. Well, nothing happened when I topped mine, likely cause they were bouncing back and underwatered at the same time
Off to a roaring start here lol but things are picking up quickly.
Seems to be the HB way from watching you, Amy, and Magoo!
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After the first drench, I am less worried about the plants. They’ve gained their color back and look way more vigorous. I’m feeling good and hope these gals look half as good as their plants!
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Update Day 34
Took a couple photos about an hour after lights on. I gave Durban Poison RO water with 1/4 transplant on Day 33 as the pot was light and the leaves drooping again. The Bedroom Cookies and Blueberry will likely be due for their drink in a day or two. I hit them all with De-stress a day after their transplant drench about an hour after lights on, and I have continued to hit them with De-stress when I can time it right.
That DP is becoming quite the little bush!
How are you feeling about growing in the kit so far? Just curious, not considering it!
How are you feeling about growing in the kit so far? Just curious, not considering it!
Killerbudz
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That is how it starts haha
Nah, I've already had conversations with Doc about it and it doesn't really fit my loosey goosey growing style. I may need to veg longer than the kit has nutes for and I can only up-pot to a size I can carry blah blah blah.
Killerbudz
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I completely understand, mo soil mo problems haha
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Well I’m having a hard time feeling good about how they look right now. That’s more about me than the soil obviously. I’m concerned about the size of them. They seem small and yes that DP is very dense. Any suggestions?
I’m itching to take a look at the roots actually. Would it be ok to check em out guys?
Killerbudz
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Ya you will be good, just give the pot a little squeeze on the sides and it should slide right out. Make sure to post the photos, always love some good root porn.
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I wouldn't call that root bound but I would call it dry.
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I agree on both counts
I wouldn't call that root bound but I would call it dry.
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I gave a 1/4 transplant drink to the Blueberry (clearly dry in the photo) and Bedroom Cookies 2.1
Blueberry perked right up when lights came on. BC was looking a little droopy after lights on. Durban Poison is drinking very fast. I should probably have a look at her roots next time I think about it.
Blueberry perked right up when lights came on. BC was looking a little droopy after lights on. Durban Poison is drinking very fast. I should probably have a look at her roots next time I think about it.
Killerbudz
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That's what's up. Not root bound yet still got plenty of time in that container. What day is that at? The veg growth was a little slower in soil than I was used to with coco but were going for a higher quality end result not just the biggest buds
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That photo was today and it’s Day 35 Veg.That's what's up. Not root bound yet still got plenty of time in that container. What day is that at? The veg growth was a little slower in soil than I was used to with coco but were going for a higher quality end result not just the biggest buds
Killerbudz
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are you dunking or top feeding and at what strength. Which reminds me I need to order some more growth ionic
Slowpuffer
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Archiweedies,
I went from coco to organic living soil, and It's like your world slows down to a crawl. But so do the plants, in comparison to growing in coco. I'm thinking docs kit, using this same COM soil again, soon. I tryed it 1st. run with just the Stonington blend organic 5-2-4 nutrient & fishbone meal. No drenching, all from top, drenching 10 gl. bags sounds like to much for me. I've somehow got to fix this low humidity problem ?? Hard to grow anything with 25% rh, sometimes lower. Sick of hanging towels, but it's the best method I've found.
Your plants look about right to me for 34 days, but your lighting makes it hard to inspect your leaves. When you take pics, use plain floresent lighting and Improve your image. Hope you have a sucessful journal my friend. I'm sure those plants will come back strong, soon.
Does Doc Bud sell the HB products /without the mix for the HB soil. I'd like to use his kit and use commercial living soil. Is this doable ??
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