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DankwingDuck
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I’m not an expert and I’m not sure which does which but I now P&K boost weight/density and number of flowering sites . If my memory services me correct ( and it almost never does ) I think it’s that P that boosts density of the bud . And also read somewhere that cooler temps during bloom (might be during dark cycle help with this ) I’ll see if I can find the link and post it for you. It was either on this forum or on the royal queen seeds site .
DankwingDuck
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https://www.growweedeasy.com/7-tips-to-growing-top-shelf-buds#better-buds-nutrients-and-supplements
i was backwards like usual K boosts density . But this link should fully answer your question . I’m pretty sure there was something about when the buds would thinker up there .
i was backwards like usual K boosts density . But this link should fully answer your question . I’m pretty sure there was something about when the buds would thinker up there .
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DankwingDuck
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Your plants look really nice btw . I’m jealous . If you need someone to smoke it for you I willing to travel for the cause xD
DankwingDuck
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I tried XD ... do I get an A for effort?
strainsgrow
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Beautiful ladies you got there. Enjoy!
Campesino
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They are fattening and will continue to do so...
When you say "as and when they need it" how often do they generally "need it"? Do you track and manage EC or PPM?
I'll rec my guide (link in signature), because I think there may be some things in there that you'd benefit from, but it looks like you are doing great
When you say "as and when they need it" how often do they generally "need it"? Do you track and manage EC or PPM?
I'll rec my guide (link in signature), because I think there may be some things in there that you'd benefit from, but it looks like you are doing great
Locrian99
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Flowering time is 6 weeks so theoretically they shud be fatting up now
. Watering times is when the first 2 inch is dry if its dry, if I carnt gauge the dry ness from the soil I lift the pot and use the if the pot is light it need feedings. Got my lights on 18/6 and they've kinda been needing water at the start of light cycle. Thanks for all the comment
. Watering times is when the first 2 inch is dry if its dry, if I carnt gauge the dry ness from the soil I lift the pot and use the if the pot is light it need feedings. Got my lights on 18/6 and they've kinda been needing water at the start of light cycle. Thanks for all the comment
Campesino
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If you want them to grow better you should water more frequently.
Coco/Perlite cannot be easily over-watered. Conversely, as it dries, EC climbs precipitously. for both of those reasons, you should keep it wet!
To get the benefits of Coco you should water at least everyday, and 2 or 3 times a day in flower.
I will recommend my guide again, because I think you would benefit. Link is in signature above
Coco/Perlite cannot be easily over-watered. Conversely, as it dries, EC climbs precipitously. for both of those reasons, you should keep it wet!
To get the benefits of Coco you should water at least everyday, and 2 or 3 times a day in flower.
I will recommend my guide again, because I think you would benefit. Link is in signature above
Campesino
Banned
No, you should not let the Coco get dry at all.
To dry, means the water has evaporated - which leaves a high concentration of salts in the media. Allowing coco to get dry can burn your plants.
Keep it wet: Even when at field capacity (saturated), Coco perlite retains sufficient O2 in the root zone. Once plants are established it is nearly impossible to over-water in coco/perlite.
Finally, Add nutes to all water and manage EC
To dry, means the water has evaporated - which leaves a high concentration of salts in the media. Allowing coco to get dry can burn your plants.
Keep it wet: Even when at field capacity (saturated), Coco perlite retains sufficient O2 in the root zone. Once plants are established it is nearly impossible to over-water in coco/perlite.
Finally, Add nutes to all water and manage EC
