Thanks Duggan - so that sounds like I don’t need any on/off timer on it, just leave it on. Is that right?Good morning Amy...yes...put that heat mat under your cooking soil....leave it alone for 30 days...all will be good.
Have a great day would ya!
Yes.just leave it alone...those matts don't get hot ...only warm..so no worries.No timer is necessary.
Wondering if you'd consider offering "stealth" shipping or changing the return address from Doc Buds High Brix....? Even in places that are legal like Canada now, customers may prefer a more stealthy option. Just throwing that out there. I appreciate you in a BIG way Doc and will never grow with another system!
Hey Doc... what if you could just omit the bud in the Doc buds high Brix... so it’ll ship like : Docs high Brix : or something to that effect. Not really stealth per se, but would be less curiosity that way. Idk if it’s possible, just a thought.
Duggs is right, no timer needed. Those mats raise the temp just a little, perfect for your situation
No “thanks” button anymore... so here’s a loud oneDuggs is right, no timer needed. Those mats raise the temp just a little, perfect for your situation
I could use some guidance on an issue I'm having....
I have three seedlings all started in small (3"-4") pots using kit soil including a Bad Azz Kush, Fruit Punch, and Tut. The BAK is a couple weeks ahead of the others and just got topped after putting out 5-6 nodes. The FP and Tut are still working on their 2nd nodes.
One of the lower leafs (NOT the cotyledons) on the BAK browned & died pretty quickly. I didn't think much of it, since the new growth was looking good.
Now (a couple of days later), I'm noticing some very brown spots on the leaves of all three plants that, to me, looks like a Calcium deficiency.
Also, I'm starting to see some chlorosis on the lower leaves of the BAK that look like a Magnesium deficiency but my bigger concern is the brown spots on all three plants.
The FP and Tut should really be too young (I would think!) to be showing any deficiencies, even in spite of the smaller pots.
BTW, I do understand that that Doc recommends starting in 1 gallon pots, but these are being groomed to be Bonsai Moms, so I will keep them in small pots, but wanted the clones to come from high brix moms.
Should I top dress with some roots powder? Any suggestions?
Thanks for any/all help!
K
Guys, thanks, but only the BAK has hit 5 nodes and it's in a larger (4.5") pot. I can't believe any of these would have exhausted the nutes in the soil yet - even without Doc's kit.
Here is an example from each of the three plants:
This is the BAK. Note both leaves in this pic:
The Tut and FP are both the same size and here's examples from each of them:
All environmentals are sound: Temps range from 75*-79* night/day, RH 50%-60% (a little low, maybe, but don't think it's the cause of the issue), only watering when pots are dry. Only the BAK has had any drenches, so far. Started with a transplant, water + 1/4 transplant, then a GE.
I did see that Duggan does not start GE until much later, which is a strategy I'll likely adopt, but I did want to give the Kush a boost early since it's supposed to be a heavy feeder and I'm anxious to get some clones out of her!
I will not be transplanting these to larger pots for quite some time, since they're going to be Bonsai mom's.
Small pots are not an issue for Bonsai's in soil, but perhaps I need a more traditional feeding routine for the Bonsai Mom's and the kit is better suited for the flowering plants? Again, I was just hoping to keep the Bonsai Mom's in some high brix soil, if at all possible.
Thanks for responses.
K
