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maybe its the carmel type of aftertaste but there is a definite bite a bit sharp with a fermented grape kind of flavour.
first grow maintaining my sourdough starter over the grow nook, maybe the slight co2 boost helped this pheno come into its own but man.. i really hope the monster crop clone...
seems like the easiest method so long as you can read ppm well enough.
apparently better growth than aerated dwc so why don't i see more people singing its praises?
all caps.
i heard good things!
there is a ways to go before any semblence of thaw is forseeable here but i am thinking about prepping my outdoor space that will feature some seeds i ended up with from previous indoor grows, along with a bunch of veggies.
​​​​​​whats the deal with...
have any of you run into strains that just have an insatiable appetite for phosphorus to the degree of showing severe deficiency on the fan leaves?
i have a sativa doing this while two indica dom ladies are trucking along fine.
i thought it may have been due to the overgrowth of nodes before...
so all of my girls are showing, one of my ladies particularly bad.. mid to late signs of phosphorus difficiency.
last 3 waterings which i do every seecond day i upped the P-K with bloom boost and tried to check p.h. but my pen is kaput so i cant rely on its readings really..
the ph pen has a...
i was supercropping by sqeezing between my fingers and then bending a bit to promote a nice callous and increase the nutrient pathway to the tips and my sativa strain seemed to have a couple stems snap/crack as i pressed on them.
the top is still green and i'm confident it will recover but are...
Whats it mean when just the tip of some fan leaves make a hard turn 90 degrees down?
right now i'm watering every 3 days in a promix hp style medium with even more perlite and draining material added.
i'd assume 6 weeks in that the root balls sufficiently established so would every second day...
how far can the green thumb take you in the realm of cannabis cultivation?
can our state of the art tech and knowledge be applied to end up with quality smoke despite low test seeds with terrible yield qualities etc.. made worse by bad breeders introducing more herm likelyhood and soft/poorly...
so the contraversial post a while back got me interested in manifolding.. the well assembled and explained manifolding primer was helpful (way more than going through the old mainlining compilation which was informative but a bit scattered) but lacked in some minor details.
i am trying it with...
i recently boosted the light output on my indoor grow moving into week 6 of flower.. hybrid maybe indica leaning smaller strain.. and now finishing week 7 i am noticing new white pistils sprouting and obvious spire/knot foxtails on a few cola's.
now in to week 7 i would imagine by now all the...
new trichome designation between cloudy and amber.
opiaque.
would anyone chop at this point or is everyone in agreement that a good amount of amber is the indicator to chop?
sativa and indica alike?
so i chopped a good size branch off my grow and besides the golden coloring it actually looks pretty healthy for a 5 week flower.
the stock cross section is a bit hallow but green and firm, the smaller buds on the way up to the top do have an off putting brown colour and the cola is so frosted...
instead of pioneering the use and dosage of TSP for my flowering ladies to get a P boost i figured a more subtle approach might work since i am ph'ing down with white vinegar anyways i may as well take advantage of the phosphoric acid in cola's.
did a quick search and this is not a new idea but...
has anyone messed with traditional TSP to give your buds a shot of P mid flower?
its just trisodium phosphate, but in large quantities it can dessimate vegetation just like borax.
what amounts have you had success with if so?
I've successfully initiated flower and am not using a tent in legal Canada indoors..
I have heard people claim anything but pitch black night periods will herm your crop but i'm sure that's up to genetics because in nature it's pretty rare to be sheltered from moonlight.
thought I'd ask...
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