Closet Farming With Barney's Gorilla Zkittlez, G13 Haze, Triple Cheese & More

[Virgin Ground]

Did you mess up the seeds Stoner Girl

Weren't me. I labeled them asap.

 

[Heavenly Hybrid]

Why didn't I listen to myself? I lack confidence.

Closet Farming With Barney's Gorilla Zkittlez, G13 Haze, Triple Cheese & More

A couple of things you can try VG for the fungus gnats. Snippet Mix one part 3% hydrogen peroxide with four parts water. Allow the top layer of your soil to dry, and then water your plants with this solution as you normally would. The soil will fizz for a few minutes after application; this is...

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Sorry VG, I guess my epsom salt idea wasn't very good advice. You had the answer right from the beginning.

 

[Virgin Ground]

Sorry VG, I guess my epsom salt idea wasn't very good advice. You had the answer right from the beginning.

I don't think it was that hun.
I'm in control over my own grow and I make the decisions. Any mistakes were my own.
Like I said, I lack confidence but I also lack in experience. I've only flowered 11 plants so far. Including these. I'm bound to make some epic f*** ups.

 

[Virgin Ground]

No sad emojis!!!!

 

[InTheShed]

I wasn't here at the beginning but the only thing I think could have been different is upping the g/gallon of MC earlier. We often hear "less is more," but that's only true when it's true!

 

[StoneOtter]

I wasn't here at the beginning but the only thing I think could have been different is upping the g/gallon of MC earlier. We often hear "less is more," but that's only true when it's true!

Very true! Sometimes.

 

[Virgin Ground]

I'll think about it more and maybe get some slurry samples from multiple spots on the plant.

Cookie nap first.....

 

[Virgin Ground]

I'm doing slurry tests
Hanna instruments said to use 2:1 distilled to soil. I'll let you know my first reading in about 15 minutes if I am doing this correctly.

 

[Virgin Ground]

#1 Slurry Gorilla Zkittlez.

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[Heavenly Hybrid]

Lmao, that happy face is cracking me up! And yes, yes I did eat a cookie.

 

[Virgin Ground]

Lmao, that happy face is cracking me up! And yes, yes I did eat a cookie.

After these results, I think I'll join you. I can eat three cookies a day and not gain weight, right? If that's all I eat?

 

[Virgin Ground]

Lmao, that happy face is cracking me up! And yes, yes I did eat a cookie.

You can set parameters on this meter and if the pH goes outside of that it turns red and I think you get a sad face.

 

[InTheShed]

5.81 seems fine to me for FFOF, no? Does it say on the bag what it's buffered to when you buy it?

 

[Virgin Ground]

6.3-6.8. Seems acidified to me.

 

[InTheShed]

Hmm...then you're on the low side for most of the main nutrients.

 

[Virgin Ground]

Ugh.
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[InTheShed]

I cannot vouch for this and others may legitimately shoot it down, but I did find this:

How to Change the Soil's pH in Potted Houseplants

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"Mix 1 teaspoon of lime or calcium carbonate into 1 gallon of water. Pour the mixture into the pot until the soil is completely moistened. This will raise the pH a half unit -- for example, a pH of 6.5 would go to 7. Repeat the procedure in two weeks if the pH needs to be raised further. "

 

[Virgin Ground]

Nope. Wasn't done yet. Lol
Didn't let it sit long enough.
5.59 is the final reading.

 

[Virgin Ground]

I have an article saying something very similar. I didn't read that article you posted fully yet. The one that I read uses potassium bicarbonate to change the soil at a cation level. It's essentially a rescue dip.

I'll go back and read what you posted.

 

[Virgin Ground]

I think that you can dip and redip the potassium bicarbonate in quicker succession than two week intervals. I'll have to find the article.