I have always understood it that way as well BUT Checking Doc's Web site his directions have
NO MENTION of dividing it into 6 plants. AT THE Very least this needs to be updated so New Users dont Mis-Understand
by only reading the following (Root Drench page) you would never know
FROM The Root Drench instruction page
Tea: All drenches are "served" with 2-3 milTea, with two exceptions: The Super Drench and the Rescue Drench**
Growth Ionic Drench: This is where strong stems and healthy leaves come from. It is also used during the latter half of the bloom cycle to bulk up fruit and flowers. Mix with enough water to hydrate the soil, at .5 to 1.0 mil per gallon of soil in the container.
Stronger doses can be used if needed, but generally that just wastes product.
Alternate Growth Ionic Drench with Transplant throughout the grow cycle, veg to bloom.
**Pro-Tip: Finishing the growing cycle on Growth Ionic Drench often results in sweeter tasting and smelling produce.**
Transplant Drench Should be used when transplanting, during the veg phase and throughout the bloom phase alternating with Growth Ionic Drench. Like all other drenches, it is used at .5 to 1 mil per gallon of soil.
Notably, some growers have found that essential oil and resin production can be increased by using 1/4 oz of Transplant per 5 gallons of water evenly distributed to every plant with each and every watering....whether that's with a drench OR with just plain water. Please note, this does not mean ¼ oz TO EVERY PLANT, but 1/4 oz into 5 gallons of water.
**That's 1/4 tsp of Transplant added to each drench and watering, per gallon of water being used.**
Please take note that some strains often require higher doses than 1 mil per gallon of soil. If the plants seem underfed, don't be afraid to increase or even double Growth Ionic or Transplant drenches, especially if dunking the plants in veg.
Cationic Drench: Used when buds set (typically the 3rd week of flower) and strongly reproductive in effect, Cationic Drench flips the ionic charge in the soil. The roots respond, absorbing nutrients at a critical time in the plant's life-cycle. Used at the proper time, something really, really good happens. Most people call it a blizzard.
While it is mixed at the same rate as the other drenches--.5 to 1 mil per gallon of soil in the container--it differs from the other drenches in that it is used twice in a row consecutively, with no water in between applications.
**Some users report that using Cat Drench late in bloom may increase certain flavors and smells, but often results in a more "pungent" aroma in produce.**
Rescue Drench:
If the plants seem weak and need a boost---almost never happens unless you made a mistake or there has been some environmental issue or circumstances beyond your control---try this:
1 oz. Transplant per gallon of water with 6 mils of Tea. Feed a solution with this composition to all the plants. It will re-colonize the roots and get things back on track. Do not do this if you aren't having any problems!
Super Drench:
1 Cup (yes 8 oz) of Transplant plus 10 mils Tea per 5 gallons of water. Give each plant 1 gallon of this.
EDIT:
PLEASE NOTE I Love the Kit Its the best thing since indoor plumingIt just caught me off guard
and I actually gave them 2.5mils tea each, don't think it will hurt. But we are all subject to be stoned
at times and when checking (while sampling) thats what I read / Did before THINKING
EDIT: EDIT:
Just up from checking , lights have been on for 2.5 hrs and they actually look even better,
not that there was anything wrong before but they do somehow look happier
extra TEA
I have a couple plants of strange brew that are doing this as well in first run. I'm planning on putting their clones into 3rd run to see if that fixes the issue. You might have a touchy cut of the plant or it's just really hungry. The others I have going with the yellowing leaves are still cranking out beautiful gooey buds.
Doc does list it...on the price page of basic kit..
Doc does list it...on the price page of basic kit..
From Docbudsbrix.com
https://https//www.docbudsbrix.com/shop/doc-buds-high-brix-blend
"The Kit includes all instructions and is designed for use with 42 gallons of soil. We like using 6, 7-gallon pots for growing."
Im sure Doc will add the" 6 x 7 gallons(42 gallons of soil); or 4 x 8 sq ft" in more than 1 location now that he's aware of it.
So she's a long one. It's gonna go 120 days or more. The UB Haze should finish pretty soon, a couple weeks I think, although it started foxtailing, so who knows.
Here's what they look like up close.
That's some super low RH to deal with along with being gone. Nice save! I love those fluffy sativa buds.I don't have a journal, so I wanted to post up some pics here.
I didn't have anyone to water my remaining plants while I was gone. I had started these thinking they'd be finished before the Jamaica trip but two of them are heavy sativa leaners, one a Utopia Haze x Buddha Haze and the other a Golden Tiger cross. I talked to Ziggs about it and we think it might have been pollinated by Purple Haze.
Anyway, here's what I did. They both went into bloom at 30 days in 3 gallon pots because I wanted them small and quick. So I upcanned the UB Haze into a 6 gallon pot and the GT into a 15 gallon bin and soaked 'em both down good. Here's what they looked like after 9 days with no water.
Not bad, eh?
They're not going to be great plants but I saved 'em.
Considering the environment ... yeah, not bad.
And look what I found when I got back.
It'll be fun trying to figure out where it came from.
A couple pics of the Golden Tiger x Purple Malawi that I harvested right before we left. Some of it got delivered on that high speed canoe, too.
