Dennise - No Longer The Newest Of Newbies - Not Growing In MG - Perpetual
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latinbudder
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As usual you have alot going on Lady D. This go round I decided to use all my freebees I been saving over the years. So this grow consist of 11 strains. Should be a riot as long as my back cooperates.
Ditto...
But as long as it stays fun I'll stay growing.
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Dennise
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I love seeing you around Latin.. If you start a journal let me know please.... Hopefully your back will hold up... Sending lots of healing karma your way......
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Dennise
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High Broke Ass....
FIFInugwrasslin
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This is like... the longest post i've ever seen. Welp, time to add it to the list.
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Dennise
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Dennise
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It is a bit long but is perpetual and if you just start now... Things are just getting started again...
I'm really happy to see you here....nugwrasslin
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You got me hook, line, and sinker! 
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Dennise
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I have a bit of an update of the Baby Tut... I gotta tell ya ... I'm loving this girl... I think she is about as pretty a girl as I have ever grown...
Her color and structure are dang near perfect and I hope her buddage is heavy enough to test the thick arms she grew... I still have 2 weeks before I can defol her and I'm determined to do the 25 and 45 day thing this time... Lord help me if she gets any ugly leaves...
I'm really going to try and not pinch and pull her leaves off... I'm wanting to see for myself if it makes a difference...
Here she is the Baby Tut...10 days in flower under the Spider4....
Her color and structure are dang near perfect and I hope her buddage is heavy enough to test the thick arms she grew... I still have 2 weeks before I can defol her and I'm determined to do the 25 and 45 day thing this time... Lord help me if she gets any ugly leaves... I'm really going to try and not pinch and pull her leaves off... I'm wanting to see for myself if it makes a difference... Here she is the Baby Tut...10 days in flower under the Spider4....
Dr Bob
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I am cheering for that Tut! Not only is she beautiful and behaving like a perfect lady, the name is a perfect launching point for great jokes.
Knock Knock
Who's there?
King Tut
King Tut who?
King Tut-key fried chicken
I wouldn't tell her that joke though. Pretty bad and may set her back a day or two.
Bob
Knock Knock
Who's there?
King Tut
King Tut who?
King Tut-key fried chicken
I wouldn't tell her that joke though. Pretty bad and may set her back a day or two.
Bob
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Dennise
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Humanzee
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Doc, (if you're in here 
) I noticed that you said you use Growology step 1 for mycorrhizae, do you also use steps 2 & 3 for fertilizer? Just curious
) I noticed that you said you use Growology step 1 for mycorrhizae, do you also use steps 2 & 3 for fertilizer? Just curious - Thread starter
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Dennise
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I used it for a while human... I especially like the step 1 but the step 2 and 3 work really well I just didn't like all the salt residue... Other than that it grew some very nice buddage... I turn the mic back over to Doctor Bob...
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Dr Bob
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Actually, that was from PJ's notes. I use another brand that is escaping me right now. Came in a small container about the size of a can of vegetables. I do not believe he is using the other "steps" but I would leave that question to him.
One thing I will say is that this method is much more forgiving than what I was doing before. With just the Pro Mix and FF nutes, I always felt like the garden was bouncing from over to under nourished all the time. Felt like I was constantly fixing. With this soil, I feel like I have the general boundaries now of what works and what the soil needs and I make it work. No worries, just keeping focused on the plant vs all the toys of growing. As you sound like a fellow worrier this method may work great for you too.
Most importantly it works for my garden. Other stuff works for other gardens. All is well in the world of
as long as we get what we wanted from our gardens in the end.
EDIT: Dennise, you posted while I was posting! Jinx! Scratch that, I could never jinx you.
Bob
One thing I will say is that this method is much more forgiving than what I was doing before. With just the Pro Mix and FF nutes, I always felt like the garden was bouncing from over to under nourished all the time. Felt like I was constantly fixing. With this soil, I feel like I have the general boundaries now of what works and what the soil needs and I make it work. No worries, just keeping focused on the plant vs all the toys of growing. As you sound like a fellow worrier this method may work great for you too.
Most importantly it works for my garden. Other stuff works for other gardens. All is well in the world of
as long as we get what we wanted from our gardens in the end.EDIT: Dennise, you posted while I was posting! Jinx! Scratch that, I could never jinx you.
Bob
Bob, you made me literally LOL at my desk; loud enough where everyone turned around.Knock Knock
Who's there?
King Tut
King Tut who?
King Tut-key fried chicken
I wouldn't tell her that joke though. Pretty bad and may set her back a day or two.
Bob
You caught me off guard with that one.
Humanzee
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Please Dennise, you have great mic control 
So, does your (PJ's) mix handle the nutrients the plant needs for the most part? With the Yum-Yum and whatnot? Aside from your essential oil foliar spray, do you ever deviate from the mix and use anything else at all?
A fellow worrier indeed
So, does your (PJ's) mix handle the nutrients the plant needs for the most part? With the Yum-Yum and whatnot? Aside from your essential oil foliar spray, do you ever deviate from the mix and use anything else at all?
Actually, that was from PJ's notes. I use another brand that is escaping me right now. Came in a small container about the size of a can of vegetables. I do not believe he is using the other "steps" but I would leave that question to him.
One thing I will say is that this method is much more forgiving than what I was doing before. With just the Pro Mix and FF nutes, I always felt like the garden was bouncing from over to under nourished all the time. Felt like I was constantly fixing. With this soil, I feel like I have the general boundaries now of what works and what the soil needs and I make it work. No worries, just keeping focused on the plant vs all the toys of growing. As you sound like a fellow worrier this method may work great for you too.
Most importantly it works for my garden. Other stuff works for other gardens. All is well in the world of
EDIT: Dennise, you posted while I was posting! Jinx! Scratch that, I could never jinx you.
Bob
A fellow worrier indeed
Breathtaking Tut you have there, she is just so ready to BLOOOOM! Can't wait to see all that happen!
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Dennise
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Nope Human... Just add purified water and my twice a week acid rain of the essential oils will start next week.... That is all...
Thanks Shiggity... I think she is pretty too... I'm hoping she stays that way and doesn't get any ugly leaves... I'm trying terribly hard not to pinch off leaves but if they start to get ugly I won't be able to stop myself.....
Just add purified water and my twice a week acid rain of the essential oils will start next week.... That is all... Thanks Shiggity... I think she is pretty too...
I'm hoping she stays that way and doesn't get any ugly leaves... I'm trying terribly hard not to pinch off leaves but if they start to get ugly I won't be able to stop myself.....Similar threads
