Nice well gud luck bro they look amazing congrats.
Hey there BJ, usually about an hour after lights on is the best time to spray. This is the time when the most stoma will be open and ready to receive the foliar. Just make sure to ONLY spray the under side of the leaves with as fine a mist as you can. Don't soak them ok, that will cause Brix to puddle and can burn. I would mix on the light side, say .5 - .75ml per oz of RO or distilled water. This is until you get more used to spraying... then you should be able to mix at the recommended 1ml per oz.
I,can rely on my carbon filter and maybe scented candles or something.
Hey Magoo - I don’t have much to offer but I tend to agree with ween that things look too wet, on a few. If you drenched the one in the 10gal at transplant it can take quite a while to dry out after that.
Sorry I haven’t been to visit your Brix grow much lately, I’ve been a bit stretched
Im sure more experienced folks will be along here soon enough to add their insights.
FWIW, I try to post my Brix related questions here as well as my thread... access to a larger Brix contingent so responses can be swifter
to get a quicker resposne.
It says we recommend mixing 1oz brix foiler spray per quart of water and misting plants lightly every 7 - 10 days. That is what is says on the back of the bottle. So i fogured it ment the whole plant not jus the bottoms. But it ended up ok for most of them. They did get lil shiney blotchy spots on a few leaves but for the most part i think they look healthier all except 1 who has a leave shriveling up but im not fully sure it was the brix spray. Here she is what do u think i was think a pest of sum sort. Its the bottom right leaf u will see it lol.
I guess i shud point out wen i said i soaked them. I meant i got the whole plant top an bottom. But my mister sprayer bottle does such a fine mist it wasnt a ton. Like they werent drooping to the soil line or nuthn like that. But everything was misted down.
Bump I think @Doc Bud missed this.Hey guys. Sorry to bombard with so many pics but I have 4 plants at different stages going at the same time. 2 photos and 2 autos. Just wanting some general input. Here is my G13 haze. She is still droopy. She was up potted a week ago. I expected a turn around by now. She got a tp drench on transplant day followed by destress. Just a bit of water around the edge last night. She’s had a lot of yellowing and clawing since the first drench a few weeks after initial water at planting.... I was looking to do a growth drench tomorrow night but wanted to ask first if there was something else I should do. Here she is
My next victim is a Chem 91’. She was also set to receive a growth drench tomorrow along with some lst. I think she’s relatively healthy but definitely has some droop going on as well.
Next contestant is DDA. She got a bit of water yesterday but hasn’t received a growth drench yet either so was looking to give her one tomorrow and start with the flower calendar on her. I’ve tried not to let her get quite as dry after hearing some testimonials about stressing her. She was planted in the #1 and will remain there. Clawing and twisted new growth noted. Here she is..
And lastly, a GSC auto. I don’t even know..... She’s looked yellow like this since the beginning. Very slow growth. She probably around 2 weeks old without looking up exactly. She came up with a small white dot that was very hard on her cotyledon. Not sure if that’s relevant or not but I had never seen that before. Here she is..
just some general info...lights are 24” from top of G13 in 10 gal pot so all others are well farther than that. Temps at running between 68-79. RH will only get as high as 45 with lights off and 40 with them on. Does dip to 35ish at times. That’s running a cool mist humidifier that gets sucked into the tent through one of the lower panels. Any advice is welcomed and appreciated. I’ve seen posts about measuring drenches in ml per gal of soil. I’ve been doing mine per gallon of water, using the high end of the recommended dose from the pdf. Thanks in advance and thanks to Ween for Being quick to help in my journal when I’ve had Brix questions there.
