I am curious is or any systemic effects on a plant if you fertilize just a couple of bugs? In other words does fertilizing a couple of flowers have any effect on the rest of the plant
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I can't say I know an answer to that, how would you propose only feeding some buds and not the rest of the plant?
Spray/foliar feeding? I don't think I've heard of anyone foliar feeding in flower before. Buds aren't foliage per se, so I'm not sure if they can absorb nutes in the way a leaf can.Sand, sea, sun, sausages, and sinsemilla.
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Sorry man, I met with pollen and not fertilizer. Next time I'll proofread my stuff before I post
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No worries, that make much more sense now
I've never done any seed making myself but reading around the web I've seen people pollinate just one branch of a plant without any noted effects to the the rest of the plant.
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I'd suggest reading nebula tutorials on all those questions, everything is in there...then figure out your own situation and how to apply the tutorials to it.x1 LED Cirrus T5 500w, x3 Sun System LEC315, x1 Nanolux LEC315, Saturn 5 controller, x4 6" can vents, 8800 btu A/C, 70 pint dehumidifier
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I'm really sorry about all that boys and girls, but when I said fertilize I meant to fertilize a flower with pollen not with nutrients. Again sorry for not writing clear I did not proofread
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