He sure did. Dude's a peach. He was actually driving and on his way home and probably in the middle of a hundred things when he took the time anyway and helped me out. We had a several post discussion and I settled on a course of action.
I started with 5 mL a gallon and tapered down to 3 mL a gallon and still there . These girls are devouring the nutrients more than I’ve ever seen and not quitting . No net on this one I may regret yet .
Thanks WH! I'm beginning to understand this. You are giving the plant a lot more light by going over the 12 hour light schedule (more bud growth) while still giving it the 12 hours of dark needed to stay in flower.
I back it down a bit in flower (I probably wouldn't if it was cheap, but I am), but the benefits of Si don't go away in flower. It ain't just stronger stems. As MrSauga says:
Can't see any reason you wouldn't want that in flower!
Oh wait, you already answered your own question.
I did what you suggested and a wash rag with my klines she made a crunch . She stopped there . It’s the only one top at 15” from the light .
Brian get him, it's cold out!! Hurry!! Lol11/06/21 day 72/41
Still looks like I need to take a week off these girls in flower. They were getting a talk to every night for a week before we caught her sneaking in not knowing what she was doing !
Myrina
TDS 569 ppm was 661 ppm Falling
Water temp 73.4
Water level down 3/4 gallon Falling
Ph 5.6 was 6.0 Falling adjusted to 6.3
Thalestris
TDS 470 ppm was 550 ppm Falling
Water temp 73.2
Water level down 3/4
Ph 5.8 was 6.0 do nothing
Otrera
TDS 919 ppm was 1106 ppm Falling
Water temp 73.4
Water level down 3/4
Ph 5.9 was 5.5 Rising
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Just got a text BBQ is ready Brian come get me fixing to start walking that way .
is practically my tap water!
The tallest top I folded her two days in a row stood right back up , is it the MSA? Hey I’ve been trying to stay above 400 ppm but these are some hungry girls.I'm still keeping an eye on (now) all those upper leaves with the edges curled. And this:
is practically my tap water!
Nice nute bump.
Also, this is why you take pics clothed with mylar walls:
Awesome grow. I betcha it is the MSA. I have the same thing with my photos I used them on. Maybe not quite as pronounced as yours. I see it as the inevitable trade off for the strength and nute carrying benefits of the product, and it is something to be planned for in training I have now learned. I also discontinue using it once I flip, as the Grow Genius 40% stuff I use suggests that's a better course of action. Maybe that would give you more "stay the hell down," lol. Did you use it in flower?The tallest top I folded her two days in a row stood right back up , is it the MSA? Hey I’ve been trying to stay above 400 ppm but these are some hungry girls.
I try dodging the Mylar in pics sometimes I miss . Look at Otrera the sugar load on that top that’s 8” away, like the dosidos even the lowers I hate to move it up , the V600 . The P4000 is still 18” on all but that one top that refuses to lay down.
It happens...I don't know how you keep track cause I sure as hell can't...they look amaze balls!!!!11/10/21 day 76/45 missed a day somewhere in here .
Myrina
TDS 854 ppm was 1102 ppm Falling
Water temp 74.5
Water level down 1/2 gallon Falling
Ph 5.9 was 5.8 Rising
As always the solids must settle to the bottom from a first day change , but the roots are packed tight on the bottom with the air in the center! Then it will give a balanced tds uptake daily!
Thalestris
TDS 844 ppm was 1096 ppm Falling
Water temp 74.0
Water level down 3/4 gallon Falling
Ph 5.9 was 5.8 Rising
Otrera’s
TDS 431 ppm was 484 ppm Falling
Water temp 74.1
Water level down 3/4 gallon Falling
Ph 5.9 was 5.8 wow Rises
I’m still using Stout MSA , I bought Dutch pro to try next grow . I would have tied it down but too lazy to put the net up . If these long stem fans would quit popping out I believe the girls would be more photogenic .
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There are a lot of choices between tying it down and putting the net up! I recommend (over and over) binder clips to keep supercrops from popping back up. The stronger the stem, the bigger/more clips needed!
