Doc Bud's High Brix Q&A With Pictures

To me it looks like you set the oz's to how much you want per gallon of water that that comes out. So the 1 oz would be 1 oz per gallon of water so if you water 3 gallons you would have 3 oz of tea or what ever you have in it. If it was me I would put water and food coloring in it set it to what you want and then fill up a five gallon bucket and see what's left of the food coloring water and that should give you an idea of how much would come out per gallon
 
You're not planning to spray foliars with that ... are you?

I suppose it's no different than what the big gardeners use, and what the product was designed for, but I immediately thought of mist. That's not gonna produce a mist.

But you're going to have to find a way to apply it to some serious square footage so ... :hmmmm: How 'bout a big multi-gallon backpack thing with a wand, like the yard guys use? You could get a great mist from a brass-tipped wand.
 
Ah, good. :cheesygrinsmiley:

:lot-o-toke:

... never mind ...
 
Well everyone pretty sure this is the highest confirmed thc test on docs gear 27% enjoy

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I'm not gonna lie I'm a Lil shocked the Dutch has hit 30 with house and garden in the past but only 24 this time. Very nug dependent.


Think if I had foliar fed correctly
 
Sephiroth420 said:
Does that mean docs kit is better than h&g for you? Have you compared the buds grown from each?
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Uh it's equal that's for sure.

Yes I did try both. I'm used to the way Dutch usually tastes but I do like the high brix version.

I will continue using both. Some Will do better on house and garden my Pestelence may be one of those. Next time on Dutch I'm using the og drench
 
Last year in Columbia they were just calling it 'Punta'. Congratulations Doc,I didn't have the cajones to bring back some seed. Naturally, customs was a wave thru.
 
jonj said:
Last year in Columbia they were just calling it 'Punta'. Congratulations Doc,I didn't have the cajones to bring back some seed. Naturally, customs was a wave thru.
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I didn't bring these back.....I wouldn't do it, too risky. I have a friend.
 
I dropped a Viva Tomato plant in a fifteen gallon smart pot this morning. Soil is your kit. Very interested in this project. I was going to do a cherry... but the Viva's are my workhorse for tomato sauce/gravy and of course my salsa.... I got the plant from the same guy I got the pro mix... he said he starts his tomatoes in it.. so there shouldn't be a problem. The soil for mmj purposes is at week three of cooking....

Thanks Doc, I'll keep you updated. If this goes like I hope my garden will be hi brix before long.... ;)
 
MassMedMan said:
I dropped a Viva Tomato plant in a fifteen gallon smart pot this morning. Very interested in this project. I was going to do a cherry... but the Vivas are my workhorse for tomato sauce/gravy and if course my salsa.... I got the plant from the same guy I got the pro mix... he said he starts his tomatoes in it.. so there shouldn't be a problem. The soil for mmj purposes is at week three if cooking....

Thanks Doc, I'll keep you updated. If this goes like I hope my garden will be hi brix before long.... ;)
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Is the Viva in HB soil? If so, do you have another batch going that is already cooked?
 
Yes, the soil it's in is my first and only kit,, three weeks into cooking,, almost for weeks actually.. is that to soon??
 
MassMedMan said:
Yes, the soil it's in is my first and only kit,, three weeks into cooking,, almost for weeks actually.. is that to soon??
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If it's been nice and warm, you're OK. For future reference, 28 days is a key length of time in nature.

The only problems reported with the kit are usually do to improper/incomplete cooking of the soil.
 
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