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I'va watched all of Arjan's and Franco's grow videos and besides getting a watering mouth and a strong urge to buy their seeds I learned those two things you mention: (1) drying out your plants 2-3 times in the flowering period and then hitting them with a good nute dose and (2) test the PH of the runoff water to see if more flushing is needed.
I've also now learned that my bag seeds (very possibly a blueberry hybrid of some sort, the flowers are blue/purple at their base) love this treatment of drying out and then getting lots of water, but my autos get extremely sad once their soil is dried out so that trick will not be applied to them anymore.
Did you see the white widow grow where they compared hydro to organic soil? The soil grow produced more! I was freaking shocked at that one!
Dude congrats on the strain, that sounds badass, I'm going to finish my update here, then head over to check your girls out.
And I'm doing the same thing, drying them out, then massive flush/feeding. I just did my flush a few minutes ago.
And that leads me to today's update. Flush completed. Soil was in better condition than I thought it'd be in. If the runoff PH is an indication of health, I'm almost dead on where I should be. (I hope I'm interpreting the data correctly lol)
Power Flower:
Cali Jack:
They both appear to be right about the 6.6 range, with Power Flower seeming like it's just a tiny tiny bit higher than Cali Jack.
(Like 6.6 vs. 6.58)
So this is my PH'ed runoff. I'm HOPING that seeing these numbers means good things. I had a minor deficiency issue way back in Veg when I didn't start nutes soon enough, but since I started them on nutes, I haven't had a single deficiency so far.
Now I'll dry these girls out again, and the next feeding should be in about 5 days, and I'm, considering switching from transition 10ml, 10ml,15ml and giving bloom levels of 12ml 7ml and 20ml, along with nutes, they will receive 2 tbsp/gal molasses.