@Timhomegrow continued because I checked their site to be sure: Massive Bloom FormulationHey @Timhomegrow !
The difference in our feed chart vs the Massive feed directions is that Massive is applying per liter and our feed chart is per gallon. It ends up to be about the same amount (rounded) if you do the math.
Tha lnk you Geoflora!! Apparently I need new reading glassesHey @Timhomegrow !
The difference in our feed chart vs the Massive feed directions is that Massive is applying per liter and our feed chart is per gallon. It ends up to be about the same amount (rounded) if you do the math.
I have been setting the oven to 250 degrees for about 20 minutes. This job is made much easier by using 10g cloth bags since the ones with handles can be handled right out of the oven!
Thanks!! So you mean like a ten gallon cloth pot sort of thing? I have them. 250 is no problem for them?
No problem at all
Hey Emilya!
That's exactly it... suddenly even the ability to uptake as much water changes because the roots are pushing against each other and blocking each other's flow. Its like suddenly shutting off the spigot, and for the first time the plant sends an emergency message to its first storehouses to fill in the nutrition gap for the rapidly expanding new growth. Any element that is even semi mobile is sent to the top, and as a result those lowest first leaves are rapidly cannibalized.Hey Emilya!
This one got my attention as I've been struggling with same kind of foliar issues. Feels like I've tried everything and until now didn't think about the root space they got.
Whats the exact thing behind it? If the roots get bound are they like unable to properly absorb water/nutes which shows up then on the leaves as Mg, K & N def?
Thanks
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Damn that bloom room looks amazing. The healthy of those girls is off the charts. Fabulous work.Veg Room #1
Still no auto seedling, but I think I see movement here on the 3rd day. More squirts this evening and we will check first thing in the morning for our new plant. The others seem to have liked their feeding and watering yesterday, and maybe by tomorrow I will start topping a few of them as node 5 is rising. There is not much to do in here this evening.
Veg Room #2
Here is where all the action was today. My new tall 5gal containers arrived today and I am very pleased with them and they are very compatible with the 1 gallon containers I am using for the 2nd stage. There is a line on the inside right exactly where the soil needs to be filled before adding the old rootball to the larger container. The bottoms are narrow enough that they are going to fit perfectly on my rolley plant carts in the bloom room, and with this weed, tall and narrow is much better than short and wide. This was a good purchase and I am going to get more. So today we uppotted to brand new FFOF soil, fed them 1/2 cup of @GeoFlora Nutrients VEG, and of course put a tablespoon of @DYNOMYCO in the container before setting the old rootball in. Everyone was watered to runoff with water mixed with Sweet Candy.
Bloom Room
It has been 3 days since the last watering, and these girls were thirsty! The Massive Bloom product hit my door shortly after I watered, so this time they got their normal helping of GLN Sweet Candy. From here on out we go with the Terpinator and Massive as recommended and will put the GLN product back on the shelf. We are at day 9 of bloom. No additional stretch was seen during the last 24 hours. Things are looking good and it looks like the girls have forgiven me for overfeeding them the last time.
sure, but give me a bit... we are still lounging in bed
1. Thanks!sure, but give me a bit... we are still lounging in bed
You forgot to mention how supremely dialed in your light/environmental relationship is, as evidenced by both the incredible overall health and color of all the plants, as well as the SUPREME prayer angle you have going on. These are where it's at, exactly what I strive for.Tis very nice being retired... I think I like it.
Here is my morning report...
Not a lot going on up there, but I made a list of things that I need to do sometime today.
Veg Room #1 - I did give our seedling site some more squirts, and I am still convinced that something is happening there. Cross your fingers and hope for an evening surprise on that one.Everyone else having just been watered and fed and transplanted, seem to be doing well.
Here is one of the 5th nodes rising... that one is on the list.
Veg Room #2 is starting to come back to life, the plants finally showing a little more vigor. I think they are going to like the new planters.
The Bloom Room is where it is happening right now, and I will end this morning's picture show with some shots of the buds and how they are stacking, here at day 10 of bloom.
Please note that there is not one sign of deficiency or bug damage in this entire room. It looks like Emmie has finally defeated the bugs and that the @GeoFlora Nutrients is doing a wonderful job supplying the needs of these beauties.
Nice! Turkey baster. Lol. Might I suggest perhaps the smallest shop vac they make? Mine's a 6 gallon construction sized one, but for your needs a small one would be perfect. MUCH easier than a turkey baster. Louder, but easier by a mile. Relatively inexpensive if you don't already own one. They make 2 gallon ones that would be perfect for you. Just a thought for you.
I want to praise these new pots. I have tried cloth containers and I see the point, but they are sometimes hard to work with. These were inexpensive and tall and narrow vs short and wide, so they are much easier to work with on rolling carts and even sitting them in large group. Uppotting goes easier, and the roots like this configuration a lot better. Also, note the legs at the bottom of the planter. The soil is raised up and out of the runoff water! The only drawback is that now I have to clean up my excess runoff with a turkey baster because the plant can't suck it back up. Tall and narrow... its worth the extra search to find them.
since this is an organic grow, I have no fear of the runoff water. The baster wins out in this situation because tomorrow I can come back in and use the baster to grab water to put around the edges... no waste. I do have shop vac though... if I were running synthetic I would definitely go that route. I really don't mind the loudness.
Look at your whore-ish plants spreading their legs for all comers.I just went up to check on our new auto seed, and still nothing has appeared above the surface. Have I said that I hate this part of the grow? I gave her some more squirts and went on to Veg Room #2. Those girls needed some retraining, badly. I moved the hoops that were already there to spots further out on the branch. I added quite a few new hoops that were needed so as to give the middle growth the dominance. In this two weeks before bloom, we are going to turn these into some rather large producing plants.
Please excuse the picture quality this evening... all I had with me was my cellular device, but this should give you an idea where I am going with this training. We are employing the top once and then LST from then on, method, and it appears to be working well.
Sorry, I forgot to include the pictures of the Massive front and back labels. Here they are, zoomed in so you can read them.
