Actually, the instructions on the bottle call for 0.1ml per gallon of soil which would only be 1 ml for a #10!Again, can't argue with your results but 3-5ml is what's recommended. Too much tea can be bad but apparently 10ml is not too much, ha!
Wow 10 ml tea in a 10 gallon potActually, the instructions on the bottle call for 0.1ml per gallon of soil which would only be 1 ml for a #10!
. I have always followed the .1ml/gallon of soil. The only time I give more tea is in a super drench and that is only like 2ml in a 10 gallon. Tea is very concentrated, you don't seem to be having issues but I feel you are wasting product at those doses. I'm always amazed at the forgivability of the kit!
Actually, the instructions on the bottle call for 0.1ml per gallon of soil which would only be 1 ml for a #10!
I'm quite certain I'm using more product than needed!Wow 10 ml tea in a 10 gallon pot
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I'd bet 98% of your issues were RH related, Brother. Microbes should not burn your plants. Too much of just about anything else in the kit will, but I don't see how the microbes will. Trich's on the dried buds never look like they do in the tent before harvest, but, yeah, when you look at the dried buds, they look like they're coated in sugar. Shining a light on them, just makes them sparkle.
I don't think the dry or cure would be the issue on the looks - only the smell & taste. It all starts with good genetics and a good environment. From there, just make sure the plant has what it needs, whether it's with the kit or some other nute program. When your plants are battling things like RH, PH, Temps, etc., they can't put all their energy into producing the best possible buds cuz' they're putting all their energy into trying to deal with the problems themselves. If you eliminate those problems for the plant, it will have nowhere to spend its energy except to produce the highest quality buds its genetics allow.
IMHO, all those other "tricks" like a dark period before harvest, supplements like Snowstorm Ultra, etc. don't make any noticeable difference once you have good genetics in a good environment.
I would check with Brothers @TheGreenYeti, @neikodog, @Graytail, @lazyfish, etc. who all are much more versed in the newer strains and newer/US breeders. Plus, it's easier for them to talk about non-sponsor breeders!
Depends on if you are limited to just running fems or not. I have had good results with Mass Medical Strains, Dynasty, BOG, Annunaki and Cabin Fever Seed Breeder to name a few. All of them basically only offer regs though. I have heard great things about Stray Fox Gardenz and Dominion Seed Company. Symbiotic puts out some decent seeds as well. Again these are all reg seeds. IHG puts out a lot of fire but they are pricey and while the bag appeal and frost is there on just about all their strains some people find the highs kind of bland and similar to one another.
Yeah I saw one of the seedbanks post pictures of it. i forget what it was called but I know it was 88HPG13xScreaming Eagle and it looked amazing. The seedbank even mentioned giving out a full free pack with purchase of the new strain.
