Exceptionally High FECO Yields

Maritimer said:
makes a solution of approximately 147ppm which will work well with a wide variety of plants. 100ppm also seems to work very well also.

Recommended dosage is 100-145ppm.
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I just read what they had on their site, that you pasted. The vial in a gallon makes 147ppm which is more or less 150. If suggested dose is 100, you could take 1/3 of that 147 and put it to 2/3 more water to make a gallon of 100ppm. Add another gallon to that and have 2 gallons of 50ppm, while still having 2/3 of a gallon of the original 147 to mix out into other concentrations.

I did a web search for "cannabis methyl jasmonate" and a lot popped up including a thread on THC Farm from 2012, plus I remember seeing other hits that I never looked into, so there should be more info out there to get you more information to help make decisions with.
 
I just looked in my math in the previous post and can already see that I'm dead wrong, so please do the correct math, but the info is mostly there, you know 1 gallon is 147, lol.
 
From powergrown just now :) you were correct about the alcohol. Now to figure out what he means. LOL
Hello, it must be dissolved in several ml of alcohol first. 0.386g will make 1 gallon of 100ppm solution. 0.5g or ml will make about 1 gal of 150ppm

Awesome owner operator is my customer support. Cool guy. After chatting with him I will be preparing both 100 and 150 ppm. solutions. We will still baby step this with our primary grow, but when the clones hit the flowerbed, hah.
 
MEJA Study Update​

In this study we will examine foliar application of phytohormones (MEJA) purchased thru a supplier from New Zealand (Powergrown.com) whom claims this product increases trichome production by 99%. In our investigation we intend to determine if indeed we observe the increased trichome production, and also does the corresponding cannabinoid level of the flowers increase as well.

The elicitor shall be prepared in staged doses beginning with a very low concentration and gradually raising the concentration ratios. Our less is better until proven otherwise stance continues to be our practice. Identified application sites on the cultivars will be documented and digitally photographed for comparative analysis. Initial target sites will be peripheral extremities of the artificial illumination sweet spot where less than prime flowering conditions exist due to less available light. Those less than prime shoots at the limits of your light source, we will target for improvement. Foliar solutions will be prepared in 100-ppm. and 150- ppm. concentrations after the meja has been dissolved in alcohol then separately diluted with ro water. The first application will occur on flower day 40 targeting two identified colas on a very healthy Northern Lights specimen utilizing 100 ppm. concentration. A second treatment on flower day 49 utilizing the 150-ppm. concentration targeting the previously identified sites is also planned at this time.

This Northern Lights strain has several phenotypes that are drought resistant in that they were proven able to withstand the rigor of an 11-day drought. This may indicate a genetic encoding enabling the high tolerance too abiotic stressors. This could hamper our investigation as we hope to trigger reactions, and not be simply ignored by the plant’s defensive mechanisms. This is a bummer for sure if it gets in our way. Dang, why did i think of this. maybe we need a different cultivar. hum oggsc?
tbc...
 
Abscisic acid ABA jazz.
We are performing an alcohol extraction of the fresh American Sycamore (AS) leaves we collected after the storm. Separately we have a large mason jar filled with fresh AS leaves and ro water soaking.
 
Next shot for the win.
 
The Cali Orange clones were up-potted today. They are living side by side in two kitty litter (~3.5Gal.) containers, under a single 300W FS LED. Undecided about a scrog or not for these two. Probably knowing me. They are in the main flower area but not getting any useful HID lighting, as they are kind of off by themselves. Most importantly photoperiod will go from 18 hours a day down to 12 tonight. Tomorrow will be clone flower day 1 for the books. :bongrip: .
 
If you never did a ScrOG, you have to do it at least once, but then you'll likely not do it again as it has some limitations.
 
I always run a scrog. My overhead ceiling height is less than desirable. I run clones without, if all 3 scrogs are full. My plants blast thru them eventually anyways. LOL
Curious why you don't like them?
 
Maritimer said:
I always run a scrog. My overhead ceiling height is less than desirable. I run clones without, if all 3 scrogs are full. My plants blast thru them eventually anyways. LOL
Curious why you don't like them?
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they forbid plant movement, some can't be walked around, harvesting is harder, plus that form of training can be accomplished by tying branches down to the pot individually. I also remember needing to pull a few branches down so I could push them back up through more outer cells. I now have 5' fish netting stapled to my walls so I could wrap the plant at like week 4 like a tomato cage, but that's flawed too as I can't clean the netting and I spray fish guts in my sprays. It seems all systems have pros and cons, but all the long term growers I know all do not scrog anymore, and I know exactly why, lol.

I will soon build me a 9x9 bloom room, and when I move in there, I plan to use tomato cages sawed open, or maybe just bamboo stakes. Whatever is the simplest will likely be the most practical.
 
I had to get up for the startup this morning because I hooked up my lights to come on at same time and wanted to make sure all went well. The 20 amp circuit would pop if overloaded as I run GFI's everywhere. I figure the cold strike time on the HID gives the LED enough time to fully energize before the HID demand is applied. All went well. Because I was up early I actually got out of my own thread and went out socializing. Yep, checked in on bro-otter. Soon started thinking about experimenting with his setup. This stuff gives us sick folks reasons to get going. Thanks bro
 
Skybound said:
I will soon build me a 9x9 bloom room, and when I move in there, I plan to use tomato cages sawed open, or maybe just bamboo stakes. Whatever is the simplest will likely be the most practical.
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A special room for flowering changed my yields. Things got real in a hurry outside a tent.
Happy for you.
p.s. build extra exhaust capacity and you will be glad. temps and humidity can be spanks.
 
Maritimer said:
A special room for flowering changed my yields. Things got real in a hurry outside a tent.
Happy for you.
p.s. build extra exhaust capacity and you will be glad. temps and humidity can be spanks.
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When the room is built, these pair of fans/filters will be hanging about 1' away from where this pic was taken which will make for much easier access. As is now, I have to carefully crawl, ensuring I land a knee on each rafter or I'd be stomping holes in ceilings, lol.

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