OPP is to the point today where I start putting the finishing touches on her. She got a touch of Cat drench with about the same amount of transplant and a couple drops of tea. I am a chef, through and through, please don't ask me for "proper" amounts I don't measure. She looks fantastic, I might pull her out and show you guys here in a few
I'd like to point this post out as it contains what I consider the "formula for success."
The High Brix stuff is like having the right tools.
What you do with those tools is up to interpretation, provided you stay in the HB "zone."
The drenches we use are all "approved" for our crops. They do different things. How and when we apply them has a huge impact on the plants, and each grower will hopefully use their artistry in using the basic tools to produce something that they are pleased with.
There are other horizons too. I'm experimenting with organic steamed bone meal on the OG's. I like it better than high P guano so far...the plants are higher brix than with the guano, and have a better smell.
Then, there's the regular application of Transplant, in combination with other drenches. ETC!!!! You get the picture.
Let's use an analogy:
First you learn a C scale.
Then you learn C chords: 3rd, 5th, and 7th.
Then you learn scales in other keys, the circle of fifths, minor chords, diminished, suspended 9ths, 7ths, etc.
This is the boring but necessary part of learning to play the piano. But those who learn the basics and can then tap into their own creative energy, coupled with passion.....well, those people go on to produce something beautiful!
It's no different with growing. We've got the chords, the scales, and an understanding of how things work together....Curso's mind works like a chef. He recognizes patterns, links them to recent action he's taken, and wonders "What if I did this?" Then he records the result and learns from it.
I think slightly differently, but the end result is the same: We take the basic chords and scales (ingredients, pots, pans and heat) and combine them together to produce something pleasing.
That's all High Brix is: Soil that's tuned to allow maximum growth to the plant. We're in tune. We've got the ingredients. Now we can put them together with a strain and produce something we love!
Growing is Art AND Science. Occasionally dumb luck factors in.....but as we've seen here, even beginners can grow amazing stuff via science alone. Add to that an artistic touch and you've got something special.
I'm having the same hopes for a dude of my OPP. 
looking awesome bro!!
