Coloradokid19
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Yes that is practiced, I’ll have to politely disagree, this morning after a flush and light solution last night they look a lot better and no more curl going on.
Doc Bud's High Brix Q&A With Pictures
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Good morning Kid! Ok,..they look a lot better now! Please let these pots dry out good now . U may wanna think about up canning them very , very soon,...like now. Get them into bigger finals and flip soon ok. Dunno wat your plans are but they are getting big and are starting to have bigger demands on those lil pots OK. Cheers eh.
Coloradokid19
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Good morning Kid! Ok,..they look a lot better now! Please let these pots dry out good now . U may wanna think about up canning them very , very soon,...like now. Get them into bigger finals and flip soon ok. Dunno wat your plans are but they are getting big and are starting to have bigger demands on those lil pots OK. Cheers eh.
I’ve got about 2 weeks until I can flip them, gotta let the other girls finish that are on day 53 tonight then they will dry for about a week in the big room, then I will clean and bug bomb and be able to get those girl in there, might trans to 3 gals for a bit to veg longer and then into 10s for flip but I’ll plan it by ear for now
Good morning , and a very Happy Easter 420 Mag staff and 'brixers'. As i mentioned a couple times earlier, Doc is expected back here very soon now , and is looking forward to engaging in conversation with all of us again! His guidance and 'tips' with using his products are invaluable and i'm sure i speak for all of us , when i say you've been gone too long Doc Bud. We all await your arrival , back to where it all began for you. cheers gang!
Duggan, you and the other experienced brixers and staff member have done a great job keeping all our questions answered! Lol. Thanks and happy 420 buddy!Good morning , and a very Happy Easter 420 Mag staff and 'brixers'. As i mentioned a couple times earlier, Doc is expected back here very soon now , and is looking forward to engaging in conversation with all of us again! His guidance and 'tips' with using his products are invaluable and i'm sure i speak for all of us , when i say you've been gone too long Doc Bud. We all await your arrival , back to where it all began for you. cheers gang!
Totally agree, thank you all and Happy 420!
StoneyMemoirs
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Happy 420 gang! Puffing on my precious few saved buds of BCP today...can't wait to harvest more this summer.
High Brix growings-on at the farm include:
26 varieties of capsicum
24 varieties of tomato
6 varieties of berries
Cannabis:
Doc's OG
Blueberry Muffin
Peach Ringz
Dragonfruit
SFV OG
Blackberry Fire
Lemonhead OG
Hellfire OG
Looking forward to seeing what high brix looks like at scale. So far, so good!
High Brix growings-on at the farm include:
26 varieties of capsicum
24 varieties of tomato
6 varieties of berries
Cannabis:
Doc's OG
Blueberry Muffin
Peach Ringz
Dragonfruit
SFV OG
Blackberry Fire
Lemonhead OG
Hellfire OG
Looking forward to seeing what high brix looks like at scale. So far, so good!
FLFarmer
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So. Many. Journals!!! So. Much. Reading!! My eyeballs hate me right now 
I can’t wait to share in the tasty goodness of High Brix. Back to catching up 
I can’t wait to share in the tasty goodness of High Brix. Back to catching up 
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Happy 4/20 Doc and fellow brixfits!
what you’re seeing there Is a unique situation Skybound. Kid did something ‘kind of’ experimental. This Brix crew will be the furthest away you can get from gardeners who overwater. The wet/dry, or ‘parch/soak’, cycle is a basic tool in our farming practices
Happy 4/20 Doc and fellow brixfits!
Great day to ya Amy...."Brixfits' likin the word....
Skybound
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Did the experiment pan out?
Um I don’t know.
It seems so - his posts either side of that one were tracking it. I just meant he was doing something out of the ordinary ... you’d have to ask him why and if it’s worked 
Hey Brixfits 
, looking for advice on pest management. @Amy Gardner set me straight on weaponizing foliars with Destress mixed at 1/4 strength every three days, was it? I also have leafwash, which one is better to use if I have an option. I know leaf wash isn’t cool once buds set in during flower. I got a little aphid nuisance in the veg box
Cheers all!
, looking for advice on pest management. @Amy Gardner set me straight on weaponizing foliars with Destress mixed at 1/4 strength every three days, was it? I also have leafwash, which one is better to use if I have an option. I know leaf wash isn’t cool once buds set in during flower. I got a little aphid nuisance in the veg box Cheers all!
Every 3 days, coupla times a week it varies a bit where DB brings it up, depending on intensity of the problem it seems like
Sorry AG, you might’ve addressed that earlier to me. I’m good twice a week for my ipm? I’ve never fought bugs before so I’m not 100% sure what I’m doing lolEvery 3 days, coupla times a week it varies a bit where DB brings it up, depending on intensity of the problem it seems like
Slowpuffer
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For mites, Azamax is the best neem based formula for my $$. Just follow the directions on the package. Alphids, I've never had, and don't want. But,' I'm gonna hang around and watch you slay them.
SO hey Archi, as far as my understanding goes -
If you’re fighting bugs you need to hit ‘em more often because of life cycles etc. so that’s why “weaponosing” the kit foliars means they get mixed weaker - for more regular application (and you can use either DeStrress or Brix for that). Thats’ the approach I’ve seen Doc recommend if things are in flower, and in veg when Leafwash isn’t on hand.
If you’re in veg then the Leafwash is by far going to be the best thing, I’d reckon. I’m not sure about how regularly you can spray that though> Probably not a real lot, it’s a foliar feed as well. I assume you could mix it weaker and do it more often if you were needing to catch a certain pest’s life cycle, just like the other foliars.
I posted those quotes from Doc B in your thread because that’s as close to ‘instructions’ about it as I have come across - he’s just made the recommendation here n there
. If you are in the need to weaponize the Brix/Destress foliars, the frequency with which you can do it seems to be every 3 days or twice a week, and probably could vary depending on the type of bug (and it’s life cycle).
The good Doc will be back soon
so he will concur or debunk or clarify as needed, I am sure
If you’re fighting bugs you need to hit ‘em more often because of life cycles etc. so that’s why “weaponosing” the kit foliars means they get mixed weaker - for more regular application (and you can use either DeStrress or Brix for that). Thats’ the approach I’ve seen Doc recommend if things are in flower, and in veg when Leafwash isn’t on hand.
If you’re in veg then the Leafwash is by far going to be the best thing, I’d reckon. I’m not sure about how regularly you can spray that though> Probably not a real lot, it’s a foliar feed as well. I assume you could mix it weaker and do it more often if you were needing to catch a certain pest’s life cycle, just like the other foliars.
I posted those quotes from Doc B in your thread because that’s as close to ‘instructions’ about it as I have come across - he’s just made the recommendation here n there
. If you are in the need to weaponize the Brix/Destress foliars, the frequency with which you can do it seems to be every 3 days or twice a week, and probably could vary depending on the type of bug (and it’s life cycle).The good Doc will be back soon
so he will concur or debunk or clarify as needed, I am sure
Right on SP, I have heard of Azamax. The thing that tipped me off was that growth on my clones was very slow and stunted. I happened to see one flying in the room about three weeks ago, but I got a sense of false security after hitting them with Leaf Wash and they seemed to disappear.
Now I’m here to fight the good fight!
Looking at the fertilizer breakdown on the label, the leaf wash is somewhat stronger than Destress. As you say though, certain pests have a three day egg incubation period necessitating the use of a product at least twice a week. I’ve been, so far at least, spraying it every three days if not sooner.SO hey Archi, as far as my understanding goes -
If you’re fighting bugs you need to hit ‘em more often because of life cycles etc. so that’s why “weaponosing” the kit foliars means they get mixed weaker - for more regular application (and you can use either DeStrress or Brix for that). Thats’ the approach I’ve seen Doc recommend if things are in flower, and in veg when Leafwash isn’t on hand.
If you’re in veg then the Leafwash is by far going to be the best thing, I’d reckon. I’m not sure about how regularly you can spray that though> Probably not a real lot, it’s a foliar feed as well. I assume you could mix it weaker and do it more often if you were needing to catch a certain pest’s life cycle, just like the other foliars.
I posted those quotes from Doc B in your thread because that’s as close to ‘instructions’ about it as I have come across - he’s just made the recommendation here n there
The good Doc will be back soon
Perhaps it’s more feasible to alternate Leaf Wash and weaponized foliars?
Either way, I’m beating them back and I can see the plants are starting to grow normally now.
StoneyMemoirs
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Gorgeous! Wet-dry cycles for the win.]
what you’re seeing there Is a unique situation Skybound. Kid did something ‘kind of’ experimental. This Brix crew will be the furthest away you can get from gardeners who overwater. The wet/dry, or ‘parch/soak’, cycle is a basic tool in our farming practices
Happy 4/20 Doc and fellow brixfits!