The ability to see it made geometry easier for me and kind of made sense. Algebra.....nah brah....not for me LOL!
Doc Bud's High Brix Q&A With Pictures
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dynamo1
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I to was good at geometry but sucked at algebra,--because--- geometry is for spacial thinkers algebra is for abstact thinking, some get it both ways.
medmanmike
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Doc, refer to posting ##20,262.
Did a rescue drench and raised the lights as you suggested from 6" (manufacturer recommendation) to 12". Still having issues. Here are some new shots. Admittedly, its been less than a week since the RD, but it looks like things are getting worse. Would you suggest a second RD, or something else?
I did pull a Bubba Hash today and she's pretty root bound. (in 1 gal pots, week six, day 38 of veg.) All plants are getting double drenches per instructions every second or third day.
First, is a White Widow. She did not like the rescue drench!
Next, is a Blue Dream. Note the yellow lobes and green veins.
Next, is a LSD (1963). Note the leathery/wrinkle ends of the leaf.
Finally, the Bubba Hash, looking down from the top. Not looking good.
medmanmike
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Count me in! Let us know what we need to do. Clone shippers?
dynamo1
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overlord
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I hope I qualify for a Lemon Paki clone.
LOL, I was thinking the same.
Hey Mike. Are they in 1s. If so, I bet up putting will help. It sure cannot hurt.
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Doc, refer to posting ##20,262.
Did a rescue drench and raised the lights as you suggested from 6" (manufacturer recommendation) to 12". Still having issues. Here are some new shots. Admittedly, its been less than a week since the RD, but it looks like things are getting worse. Would you suggest a second RD, or something else?
I did pull a Bubba Hash today and she's pretty root bound. (in 1 gal pots, week six, day 38 of veg.) All plants are getting double drenches per instructions every second or third day.
First, is a White Widow. She did not like the rescue drench!
Next, is a Blue Dream. Note the yellow lobes and green veins.
Next, is a LSD (1963). Note the leathery/wrinkle ends of the leaf.
Finally, the Bubba Hash, looking down from the top. Not looking good.
Prune it back and look to new growth. I'm not sure what happened, but obviously the roots and soil aren't on speaking terms.....
Soil question for @Doc Bud i had transplanted 2 plants into cooked 2nd run soil on 9/7 but both had to be chopped for different reasons. One was only about a week ago and it had shriveled up possibly because I buried the root ball to the bottom of a 15 because she was much taller than the others, when I discovered her all shriveled up, I gave her a nice drink, probably 2 gallons but it was too late. Both 15s sat filled with soil until today when I dumped them into a 32 gallon tote with maybe a coup,e gallons of cooked 2nd run soil. It was pretty moist and temps in the garage dropped below 50 a few nights.
Is this soil ok to use or should it cook for 30 days?
Thanks!
Is this soil ok to use or should it cook for 30 days?
Thanks!
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Soil question for @Doc Bud i had transplanted 2 plants into cooked 2nd run soil on 9/7 but both had to be chopped for different reasons. One was only about a week ago and it had shriveled up possibly because I buried the root ball to the bottom of a 15 because she was much taller than the others, when I discovered her all shriveled up, I gave her a nice drink, probably 2 gallons but it was too late. Both 15s sat filled with soil until today when I dumped them into a 32 gallon tote with maybe a coup,e gallons of cooked 2nd run soil. It was pretty moist and temps in the garage dropped below 50 a few nights.
Is this soil ok to use or should it cook for 30 days?
Thanks!
It's good to go. Maybe make the first watering a warmed up Transplant drench.....like about 80 degrees.
Thanks Doc, will do.
Roots and soil talking..... I hear that. Hello, good Doctor! I see you're still helping people grow great meds!
And preaching the good gospel of the symbiotic relationship your kit helps create!
Namaste my friend. Thanks for everything over the years
Deltatrichs
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I'm not too sure about the clone shipper, but I'd surely make a road trip for a lemon-paki cut. 
Rooster1
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I'm thinking there just may be a caravan of clone wishers on that road with you.....I'm with you Deltatrichs , you lead the way, we're all behind you........
I am definitely not deserving of a cut, not only are my skills not up to par with most here, but I just dont have a place to keep a mother... and I would want to thats for sure.
So, good luck to everyone else! I sure hope most of you regulars get a cut!
So, good luck to everyone else! I sure hope most of you regulars get a cut!
Quick question for Doc, or any other pro out here.
I would like to move my soil
Back down cellar... it does get pretty cold and hot in there. So my question is, if I was to store my soil down there. Could I just bring enough up to fill the needed pots about 2-4weeks before hand to allow it to recolonize? Would this be doable? I need to move the totes, wife doesn’t like them in the bedroom, can’t blame her.
I would like to move my soil
Back down cellar... it does get pretty cold and hot in there. So my question is, if I was to store my soil down there. Could I just bring enough up to fill the needed pots about 2-4weeks before hand to allow it to recolonize? Would this be doable? I need to move the totes, wife doesn’t like them in the bedroom, can’t blame her.
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The hot and cold is a problem....insulate them.
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After it's all dried.
Pull off the big, non-trichome infested leaves and anything with yellow or brown on it.....wash it, hang it, trim it up when it's dry.
K, thanks Doc... not sure how I would go about that but I’m sure I can figure something out. Maybe build a small foam board area just for the soil bins down there... could keep it warm in winter with a small heater but not sure about summer. I just need more space in my damn house.