Mag7
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Doc Bud's High Brix Q&A With Pictures
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Carnival x Cotton Candy x Colombian Gold
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Carnival x Cotton Candy x Colombian Gold
Now that sounds like an intriguing confluence of genetics......
Yeah Doc like arm sized colas of sparkly goodness.
..I can thank graytail for 2/3 of that strain.
the herb is awesome!!
I added the Colombian Gold...
May some of you one day taste Year+ old HB grown herb.
Thank you Doc!
Beavis
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..I can thank graytail for 2/3 of that strain.
the herb is awesome!!
I added the Colombian Gold...
May some of you one day taste Year+ old HB grown herb.
Thank you Doc!
Wow that looks awesome Ziggy. What is the taste and smell of that Colombian?
Snoogensz
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Sup fellow brixers!
I have a non-related brix question regarding defoliation. These plants are about 2 months since I germination and growing fast and healthy. Basically I've topped each of them twice, with the goal of having 8 main colas all arranged on the perimeter of the pots. For those who are familiar with defoliation, should I be defoliating the fan leaves and the growth tips that are all in the middle? They seem to be small growth tips which are coming from the bottom branches of each of the 8 main colas I have. I'm debating whether or not I should just nix/cut/remove all these middle small growth tips so that the plant's energy could be routed to the main 8 colas. Any thoughts, help, suggestions, comments would be GREATLY appreciated. I've been slowly removing older/yellow fan leaves on the very bottom thus far.
Sour Tangie
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Cinderella 99
I have a non-related brix question regarding defoliation. These plants are about 2 months since I germination and growing fast and healthy. Basically I've topped each of them twice, with the goal of having 8 main colas all arranged on the perimeter of the pots. For those who are familiar with defoliation, should I be defoliating the fan leaves and the growth tips that are all in the middle? They seem to be small growth tips which are coming from the bottom branches of each of the 8 main colas I have. I'm debating whether or not I should just nix/cut/remove all these middle small growth tips so that the plant's energy could be routed to the main 8 colas. Any thoughts, help, suggestions, comments would be GREATLY appreciated. I've been slowly removing older/yellow fan leaves on the very bottom thus far.
Sour Tangie
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Cinderella 99
its very sweet and lemony/citrus & has a slight bubblegum flavor
Governmentchz
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"defoliation" is a term counter-intuitive at times to foliar feeding. Personally, I don't do much of it, but indoor growing has proven to me that it is definitely advantageous to open the plants up a bit so light penetration is improved down the middle of the plant. I would remove some of the fans and all of the lower growth below 3-4 nodes on each branch.
I do it usually once in late veg to shape, then again in bloom (usually right before the cat series, so 2-3 weeks in). Obviously you don't want to strip them as the fans are the "engines" that power the plant, but gentle pruning to remove some of the canopy I've found to be a helpful strategy to improve both the yield and quality of some of those mids.
my .02c
I do it usually once in late veg to shape, then again in bloom (usually right before the cat series, so 2-3 weeks in). Obviously you don't want to strip them as the fans are the "engines" that power the plant, but gentle pruning to remove some of the canopy I've found to be a helpful strategy to improve both the yield and quality of some of those mids.
my .02c
You've ruled out ... ?
1. Too much light.
2. Goofy genetics
1. Too much light.
2. Goofy genetics
You've ruled out ... ?
1. Too much light.
2. Goofy genetics
1. Same amount of light I have been growing and sprouting with previously. I did however turn it down a bit to be on the safe side.
2. Running three different strains and they are all different breeders. All show the same dwarfism. The oldest was planted almost a month ago, the others planted the first week of the month. My plants usually veg 2 months or so, but these have something definitely going on.
Could the soil being either too hot or not hot enough cause this?
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The soil isn't doing this......please post pics,
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Second or third run soil.
Let it dry out and flush it with pure water a couple times. Each time, chase it with a light transplant drench. No foliar feeding for a while!
Reduce foliar feeding on the plants you grow in that soil too. Somehow, you've got salt buildup. A picture is worth a thousand words! I was picturing something very different from what you said.
Beavis
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Blue Dream flip #11. We have pistils! This stuff is fun....thanks Doc!!
Good work beavis....good work. 
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