no worries brother, it won't.
Oh also I have a question as 2 if u all think this is thrips? I dnt have my camera with the super zoom on it right now so was wondering if I cud use the leaf wash on my baby peppers? Or if the leaf wash wud even work for my issue which I think it wud if its thrips.
HAhaha I hit 73 hours last week I’m not thinking clearlyWhat you don't like fishy smelling bud?
Ok...Ween is correct...but.....ya there's a but......i do not believe in the dribbling to keep moist theory!!
It goes against everything we are trying to accomplish during veg! We want the roots to go looking for water....why would we spoil them with dribbles.
Upon transplanting...soak pot soil with a light feeding of Trans. .either 1/4 ....or 1/2...doesnt matter which.
Soak entire pot so u get lottsa run off out the bottom.Transplant according to directions , dusting hole and rootball with docs 'roots'.
Lift pots to gauge weight when wet.......do not water with anything until pot/soil is dry... again ..lift pots to gauge the weight when dry. First drink after transplanting to finals should be straight water w/ a splash of Tea.
When pots get dry again (lift pots to gauge weight) water with first full strength Transplant Drench......now your on track to alternate between Trans ,GI, and straight water drinks.
Just for conversation sake....a Drench is a drench with docs gear.....a drink.....is just a drink of water.......ok!Cheers...hope this clears up a few things......oh btw...this is only wat i do!
... flowering sativas on the other hand... 
It’s honestly the hardest thing the first time you do it - to let them go so long without giving water. I did it in my own soil b4 using Doc’s kit, and once was enough to show me.
Pants are overrated
It’s honestly the hardest thing the first time you do it - to let them go so long without giving water. I did it in my own soil b4 using Doc’s kit, and once was enough to show me.
Push yourself pookss - and any other fellow DBHBB newbies out there - and you’ll watch the plant look better and better the further it gets into drying out... then a touch of wilt ... water/Drench... and then you’ll have a plant that looks like it’s electrically charged!
Pants are overrated
It’s honestly the hardest thing the first time you do it - to let them go so long without giving water. I did it in my own soil b4 using Doc’s kit, and once was enough to show me.
Push yourself pookss - and any other fellow DBHBB newbies out there - and you’ll watch the plant look better and better the further it gets into drying out... then a touch of wilt ... water/Drench... and then you’ll have a plant that looks like it’s electrically charged!
Electric indeed. That's what the High Brix gear, especially the drenches and foliars do....electrify the soil. Cations or Anions or even a balanced soil signals the plants in different ways and the most important of which is the Milli-voltage of the soil.
Too high and the plants burn, too low and there's no life in the soil....just right and the plants and all living things thrive. Electrical properties of soil are amazing, and we don't know much at all at this point. Thankfully, microbes do.
I've been smoking joints at a hot spring all afternoon with my wife. It's a nice, sunny warm day here, and it feels good to have the sun beat down on my face and back....like Jamaica did. Anyhow....keeping all that in mind, if we understood how plants and microbes work to produce energy and could somehow make "green" energy using that kind of tech.....imagine what life would be like? Different for sure.
Anyways, the microbes need roots to live and ditto the plant. The two interact at the root level......so we pay close attention to developing roots in veg, and at the same time we're more often than not removing foliage....but never roots.
The better the root system the better the harvest, assuming a proper growing environment. On the other hand, we've all had harvests with less than stellar leaves but amazing buds and great test results.....but no one ever had a good crop with bad roots.
Pooksss has a journal!
Pookss's 2x4x6 High Brix Garden FT. Smurfzilla, Dark Plasma #9, and Cereal Milk
Nice dedication
Great bunch of growers here in general and in here in particular. 
