Doc Bud's High Brix Q&A With Pictures

...It's disturbing that someone would pull such a stunt...a real cork soaker!...what's more disturbing and unfortunate, is that Neiko got caught up in it...hoping for a happy ending for Doc and Neiko...cheerz,,,h00k...:rollit::passitleft:...
 
This journal is about to hit 1000 pages ...

So fellow misfits, I did the first trench yesterday, no, the day before. Am I good to go with the Brix now? In the instructions, the guide schedule, bricks is indicated the day after plain water. Should I wait till then? I have a number of true nodes already.

:Namaste:
 
OK,..Pay Pal...i got a recent story to share too! I was recently trying to sell something and nearly got scammed out of 200 bucks...and much more , no doubt. Very sorry to hear about this Doc....Neiko...that's too weird bud. FFS man...i'de be lookin at PP if i were you. I know it messed me up...very first time i try and use it...no thanks!
 
Doc Bud said:
So....someone reported to Paypal that DocBud's sells CBD....which we don't, never have, never will and haven't ever.....

Consequently, until we get the issue straightened out----gonna take some time a lawyers----we're scrambling to get things back up and running.

Try again later today or tomorrow and we should be good.

I'm very sorry about this. It appears an unknown competitor has falsely reported us.
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Sorry Doc! Hope it get started squared away without to much of a headache
 
Amy Gardner said:
This journal is about to hit 1000 pages ...

So fellow misfits, I did the first trench yesterday, no, the day before. Am I good to go with the Brix now? In the instructions, the guide schedule, bricks is indicated the day after plain water. Should I wait till then? I have a number of true nodes already.

:Namaste:
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Go ahead Amy...Brix now if ya like...good time.
 
Morglie said:
I'm having an issue that just cropped up with the leaf tips on my Malawi curling up. I just noticed this yesterday, so it's very recently gotten this way. Normally I would think it was nutrient burn as she's a light eater, but she's had a Transplant drench on the 7th and plain water on the 11th and 15th, so nothing recently to cause over feeding. She just got a recharge today along with her water as she was due. And she'll be ready for her first Cat in about 4 days when she's thirsty again.

Any thoughts on what this could be?
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I have this happening now on two Sativa leaning plants, Genius and Golden Pineapple. In my case it started as minor tip burn on all my blooming plants, the others are Indica leaning plants. I’m in 3rd run soil, and at recharge time I also top dressed some EWC. This may have been where I went wrong, as the soil probably didn’t need any more. I tried a half strength Cat drench at 30 days post flip, and the curl and burn got worse with these two specific plants, so I’m running straight water the rest of the way. The temps is 81 lights on, and I also raised the RH from 50% to 60%. I’m in 7 gal pots with these. The straight water and RH adjustments appear to be helping, as there has been no more progression of the burn, up curling leaf tips. Interestingly the Indicas responded with dark green leaves that the tips curled down “clawed” but with less tip burn.
 
DopyLemontree said:
I have this happening now on two Sativa leaning plants, Genius and Golden Pineapple. In my case it started as minor tip burn on all my blooming plants, the others are Indica leaning plants. I’m in 3rd run soil, and at recharge time I also top dressed some EWC. This may have been where I went wrong, as the soil probably didn’t need any more. I tried a half strength Cat drench at 30 days post flip, and the curl and burn got worse with these two specific plants, so I’m running straight water the rest of the way. The temps is 81 lights on, and I also raised the RH from 50% to 60%. I’m in 7 gal pots with these. The straight water and RH adjustments appear to be helping, as there has been no more progression of the burn, up curling leaf tips. Interestingly the Indicas responded with dark green leaves that the tips curled down “clawed” but with less tip burn.
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Thanks DL. This is weird for this cut. Normally the tips are dark green, almost blue (slight P deficiency) and curled down most of bloom as it doesn't like the amount of nitrogen in the soil. That's even in 1st run soil. This time I've been going light on all drenches with an extra water between drenches as well. I think I am still feeding as often though because of the companion plants speeding the water cycle up. She's due for a Cat shortly. I think I may squeeze in another plain water first though.
 
Dang Doc, almost to a 1000 pages! Pretty cool.


Update on payments stuffs: Stripe is now DBHBB's new payment processor, and as of now is up and running on DocBudsBrix.com. Orders should be able to move smoothly.

FWIW, Leaf Wash, Transplant Drench, Roots!, and 1st Run Amendment will soon be available on Amazon (likely next week); other products to follow.
 
I have had that leaf tip curling like that before as well. Had it on the Stankberry and on Ms Stank's Hindu Kush. Not sure what it is. Was hoping someone would know what caused it. The plants that we have had that showed this finished fine. Hopefully Doc will know and be able to shed some light on it.
 
Leaf curl like that...when in our soil is caused by too heavy or too often a foiler spray ,causing roots to burn ....and/or too heavy a Drench.
 
So what would that equate to in a plant not grown in the Kit. I think I got it after using an ACT if I remember correctly.
 
Please follow Docs directions with foilars at 7 to 10 days between...no more often ..or no stronger.....will burn roots causing leaf burn and curl.
 
Van Stank said:
So what would that equate to in a plant not grown in the Kit. I think I got it after using an ACT if I remember correctly.
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Yes...a strong ACT will cause that too.Thats why i say to use our Tea very carefully.
With lighter feeding Sativas or plants with week root systems will be more vulnerable to this...cheers.
 
We all have to remember that foliars feed the heard thru root exudes...and if those foliars are too strong or too often ...the roots can simply not handle it and so we see that in things above the soil looking crappy.
 
Yeah had to be something in the ACT. I don't do a whole lot of foliars, maybe one every 2 weeks unless I see signs of any potential pests.

Wish I knew exactly what it was that caused it in the ACT. I don't use a lot of stuff in my ACT....just EWC, a bit of kelp, some malted barley, and occasionally some seabird guano. Interesting how its only effected those two strains of mine even though they all generally get the same ACT.
 
Van Stank said:
Yeah had to be something in the ACT. I don't do a whole lot of foliars, maybe one every 2 weeks unless I see signs of any potential pests.

Wish I knew exactly what it was that caused it in the ACT. I don't use a lot of stuff in my ACT....just EWC, a bit of kelp, some malted barley, and occasionally some seabird guano. Interesting how its only effected those two strains of mine even though they all generally get the same ACT.
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Ya...know how ya feel bud...it can be a bit maddening sometimes, especially when only one or two plants get affected.
 
PAGE 1000! It's a party! :theband::hugs::cheer::high-five::surf::volcano-smiley::smokin2::rollit::bong::yummy::ganjamon::roorrip::passitleft:
 
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