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Doc Bud's High Brix Q&A With Pictures
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Seedlingmtl
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Hooray! Beautiful! 
FutRfarmer
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Nothing more sexy then a healthy brixy lady in flower- Thread starter
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Ok the 4 females of this run are at 55 days.
PCS Meow.
some pics with and without the flash
breeder claims 9 weeks, they look like they are on track.
Yeah right. Those are real....yeah, sure they are. Cut and Paste from a bud-porn magazine or did you buy fake plants?
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Ok the 4 females of this run are at 55 days.
PCS Meow.
some pics with and without the flash
breeder claims 9 weeks, they look like they are on track.
I think you know how to use High Brix gear now.....
I’ve got about 30 of those MEOW beans. Supposed to be straight Gas. What’s your thoughts on growing it?Ok the 4 females of this run are at 55 days.
PCS Meow.
some pics with and without the flash
breeder claims 9 weeks, they look like they are on track.
Lol!! “Cut and paste” 
Magoo, I had 10 males to 4 females, so plant a bunch. OG water tech(encourage lateral root growth) , strong drenches, used SO three times in flower.
But remember I did all that because that’s what I saw they needed. it’s a good reference to what you may experience.
I learned with OG’s and Doc’s Kit, to never worry about drenching too much, you’ll know if you do. Then just back off to the sweet spot. Ive noticed when the soil energy is zinging, OG’s thrive. Just don’t forget the SO
Magoo, I had 10 males to 4 females, so plant a bunch. OG water tech(encourage lateral root growth) , strong drenches, used SO three times in flower.
But remember I did all that because that’s what I saw they needed. it’s a good reference to what you may experience.
I learned with OG’s and Doc’s Kit, to never worry about drenching too much, you’ll know if you do. Then just back off to the sweet spot. Ive noticed when the soil energy is zinging, OG’s thrive. Just don’t forget the SO
limpfingerz207
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damn dopy, them plants are lookin good. Absolutely love the glowing /shiny leaves.
Good job
Good job
medmanmike
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Doc, the white widow is in a 1 gal pot and is due for a heavy prune/transplant this weekend. the Maui is in a 7 gal and is was pruned and transplanted this past Sat.
This morning numerous other plants are showing signs of the same issue. Any chance this is a calcium deficiency? On line "leaf doctors" suggest this.
I'll follow your advice.
medmanmike
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DL, are you referring to one or both plants, ie looking overwatered? For 1 gal pots I let them get very lite with drooping leaves before watering. The 7 gal was just transplanted on Sat and was soaked in ¼ Tp per Doc. The 1 gal. was double dunked/drenched just prior to taking the photo, so they should look overwatered.
I understand the "roots not hooked up" potentially leading to this issue. However......#3 is the plant (Maui) from above posts. I think the roots are hooked up.
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It's impossible to have a calcium deficiency when the soil has more calcium than basically any other soil....
But when the roots aren't working then nothing gets absorbed by the plant, so it's more of a root issue.
I know your environment is dialed in and you know how to mix soil, so neither of those are an issue.
And since other plants are showing the most logical explanation is a pathogen in the soil, most likely a competing fungus or something like that. Have you seen any mushrooms in the bin or containers by chance?
Growth Ionic can be absorbed by roots in "hydro" fashion, so in order to finish till harvest I'd use that product exclusively for a while and see if anything clears up. Also, add Snake Oil to the foliars twice.
Then, if every plant has the issue AND you haven't had this problem before, we're likely looking at a pathogen in the bin, in which case it's time to toss the soil. You could put it out under the sun this summer and be able to re-use it if you wanted.
Also, if you toss the soil and start fresh, make sure the bin is sprayed with bleach first.
medmanmike
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Doc: It's impossible to have a calcium deficiency when the soil has more calcium than basically any other soil....
Why is it so hard to remember this! Grrr.
And since other plants are showing the most logical explanation is a pathogen in the soil, most likely a competing fungus or something like that. Have you seen any mushrooms in the bin or containers by chance?
No, no mushrooms or any other weird growth.
Growth Ionic can be absorbed by roots in "hydro" fashion, so in order to finish till harvest I'd use that product exclusively for a while and see if anything clears up. Also, add Snake Oil to the foliars twice.
Will do.
Then, if every plant has the issue AND you haven't had this problem before, we're likely looking at a pathogen in the bin, in which case it's time to toss the soil. You could put it out under the sun this summer and be able to re-use it if you wanted.
Well, I have had this problem before. The last five or six grows. It manifests in late veg. Once the plants are up canned and I get back on a regular feeding schedule, it seems to dissipate. In the past, a Rescue Drench seemed to really help.
Also, if you toss the soil and start fresh, make sure the bin is sprayed with bleach first.
After each use, I always wash and bleach the bins. Thanks. I'll keep you updated.
Why is it so hard to remember this! Grrr.
And since other plants are showing the most logical explanation is a pathogen in the soil, most likely a competing fungus or something like that. Have you seen any mushrooms in the bin or containers by chance?
No, no mushrooms or any other weird growth.
Growth Ionic can be absorbed by roots in "hydro" fashion, so in order to finish till harvest I'd use that product exclusively for a while and see if anything clears up. Also, add Snake Oil to the foliars twice.
Will do.
Then, if every plant has the issue AND you haven't had this problem before, we're likely looking at a pathogen in the bin, in which case it's time to toss the soil. You could put it out under the sun this summer and be able to re-use it if you wanted.
Well, I have had this problem before. The last five or six grows. It manifests in late veg. Once the plants are up canned and I get back on a regular feeding schedule, it seems to dissipate. In the past, a Rescue Drench seemed to really help.
Also, if you toss the soil and start fresh, make sure the bin is sprayed with bleach first.
After each use, I always wash and bleach the bins. Thanks. I'll keep you updated.
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This is a very interesting problem! If the pathogen is in the soil and you recycle, it's going to get passed along.
I say toss it, bleach everything, sulfur burn the room with all pots and containers in the room and start with fresh, first run soil.
I seem to recall a batch of Promix that went out perhaps a year ago with this yellow crusty goo in it.....I didn't think twice about it, as i know others also mentioned it and no one reported problems. I'm not saying it's the Promix at all, I'm literally wracking my brain to figure out what the problem might be!
Blazinjones
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Awesome thanx guys i really appreciate it lol.
Yea thanx man ill up the temps at lights off an see how things turn around.
i got the girls now transplanted into big ass ten gallon totes. And so far they were loving it. But now the laniakea is starting to flower out in veg. So im wondering could it be from switching lights. Cuz i moved her under the quantum board an noticed she started to flower out. So i moved her back under the mars hydro where she first started off. So could it be from the light change u think? I was using first an old mars 300 led light then i switched her to under the quantum board light 150w but moved her back. I didnt think it wud change her this much but she is full on flowering now. Do u think its early enuf to catch her back into veg or should i jus let her go or rip it an start another seed?
Blazinjones
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Ok the 4 females of this run are at 55 days.
PCS Meow.
some pics with and without the flash
breeder claims 9 weeks, they look like they are on track.
Dam those are looking beautiful an getn real close to done if not already lol u guna keep letn it go another week cuz they say 9 weeks? How the trichs lookn not much amber are they? If not id let em go see if they plump up any more lol. But yea lookn beautiful congrats.
Some times a plant will start to bud if they start to get less light intesity than they had been getting. The quantum boards are usually more intense than blurples though so idk. I have not heard of the Lani having any auto traits, so it is odd.Awesome thanx guys i really appreciate it lol.
Yea thanx man ill up the temps at lights off an see how things turn around.
i got the girls now transplanted into big ass ten gallon totes. And so far they were loving it. But now the laniakea is starting to flower out in veg. So im wondering could it be from switching lights. Cuz i moved her under the quantum board an noticed she started to flower out. So i moved her back under the mars hydro where she first started off. So could it be from the light change u think? I was using first an old mars 300 led light then i switched her to under the quantum board light 150w but moved her back. I didnt think it wud change her this much but she is full on flowering now. Do u think its early enuf to catch her back into veg or should i jus let her go or rip it an start another seed?
medmanmike
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Doc, greytail raised an interesting thought. I use city water that I filter and he suggested that despite the filter it might be to “hard” etc.
Here’s latest water report from the municipal water authority. Your thoughts on the numbers?
SUBSTANCE. AVERAGES
Hardness - 143
Ph - 7.5
Chloride - 19
Sodium - 9.8
DL, are you referring to one or both plants, ie looking overwatered? For 1 gal pots I let them get very lite with drooping leaves before watering. The 7 gal was just transplanted on Sat and was soaked in ¼ Tp per Doc. The 1 gal. was double dunked/drenched just prior to taking the photo, so they should look overwatered.
I understand the "roots not hooked up" potentially leading to this issue. However......#3 is the plant (Maui) from above posts. I think the roots are hooked up.
I was referring to the small plants that were just up potted. I’m no expert on diagnosing. Sound like you have a grip on the finer details, and like Doc said very interesting problem, might be a pathogen.
Thanks bud
I’ll probably harvest some time late this week. They are in the window, trichromes are mostly cloudy. Subsequent runs I’ll try earlier and later harvests, just to compare.
Coloradokid19
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I have a plant that started to flower in veg last round, took a clone from the least affected branch that had least amount of calyxs and then it has started to veg out normal again