Flump's Grow: Dinamed CBD, 2019/12

We're seeing anthocyanin production in veg.....those leaves are still photosynthesizing. Leave 'em for now. They 'll get taken off soon enough.

I think this plant is going to be very colorful in full bloom. Could be a real looker.

So....let's transplant this thing when it next needs a drink. We'll use Transplant at 1oz per gallon and 3 mils of Tea for watering it in after scoring the roots (use a sharp razor blade, not a knife....the roots won't be massive) and dust the sides of the hole with Roots!, etc.

I suggest a DeStress foliar, full strength today, or tomorrow.

Doc
 
Today's pictures! She's definitely growing! Pot still heavy.
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Doc Bud said:
We're seeing anthocyanin production in veg.....those leaves are still photosynthesizing. Leave 'em for now. They 'll get taken off soon enough.

I think this plant is going to be very colorful in full bloom. Could be a real looker.

So....let's transplant this thing when it next needs a drink. We'll use Transplant at 1oz per gallon and 3 mils of Tea for watering it in after scoring the roots (use a sharp razor blade, not a knife....the roots won't be massive) and dust the sides of the hole with Roots!, etc.

I suggest a DeStress foliar, full strength today, or tomorrow.

Doc
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Gotcha.

You were mentioning some tricks for transplant. Anything else to do than the "normal" stuff? Like planting part of the trunk in the soil perhaps?

Will perform my 1st (ever!) foliar tonight or tomorrow. Full strength == what's written on the bottle right?

Thanks Doc :high-five:
 
Flump, use 1 or 2 oz of water with 1 or 2 ml of brix. 1 & 1 is probably more than enough.

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Flump said:
Gotcha.

You were mentioning some tricks for transplant. Anything else to do than the "normal" stuff? Like planting part of the trunk in the soil perhaps?

Will perform my 1st (ever!) foliar tonight or tomorrow. Full strength == what's written on the bottle right?

Thanks Doc :high-five:
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No tricks, please!

Normal, non-tricky transplanting:

first, prune from the bottom up, leaving the top 3-5 nodes intact. If it's a strain you haven't grown before, leave the top 5 nodes and be ready to prune again in a couple weeks. If you're going to top it, transplant day is a fine time to do it.

1. Make a hole in the final container with a pot exactly like the one your plant is currently in. You can do this with the plant in the pot if you don't have another just like it.

2. Yes, bury part of the trunk.

3. Score the roots vertically with a sharp razor blade. 4 scores, 90 degrees apart.

4. Dust the inside of the hole you created in step one with Roots!

5. Massage the container so the root ball pops out without much effort. This is easier if the soil is dryer, rather than super moist.

6. Gently lower the scored rootball into the Roots!-dusted hole and then gently pack the soil around the rootball horizontally towards the center, in order to make sure the soil contacts the roots all around.

7. Water in with Transplant, 1oz per gallon. 1 gallon for a 7 gallon pot is about right, half down the top, half in the saucer. If you're not using saucers, pour it down the top VERY SLOWLY, wetting every inch of the soil. No rewatering with runoff or other silliness!!

8. Let it go dry like in veg once. Note the weight of the pot and then keep it slighly moist....not super wet....not super dry throughout bloom.
 
weenmeoff said:
Flump, use 1 or 2 oz of water with 1 or 2 ml of brix. 1 & 1 is probably more than enough.

:passitleft:
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I'm advising him to use DeStress this time. 1/2oz per quart is the ratio for DeStress, while 1oz per gallon is the right ratio for Brix.
 
Oops. I saw foliar and read brix. Still he will need no more than 1oz of water which he would add 1/2 ml of destress to. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Thanks Doc! :passitleft:
 
Doc Bud said:
No tricks, please!

Normal, non-tricky transplanting:

first, prune from the bottom up, leaving the top 3-5 nodes intact. If it's a strain you haven't grown before, leave the top 5 nodes and be ready to prune again in a couple weeks. If you're going to top it, transplant day is a fine time to do it.

1. Make a hole in the final container with a pot exactly like the one your plant is currently in. You can do this with the plant in the pot if you don't have another just like it.

2. Yes, bury part of the trunk.

3. Score the roots vertically with a sharp razor blade. 4 scores, 90 degrees apart.

4. Dust the inside of the hole you created in step one with Roots!

5. Massage the container so the root ball pops out without much effort. This is easier if the soil is dryer, rather than super moist.

6. Gently lower the scored rootball into the Roots!-dusted hole and then gently pack the soil around the rootball horizontally towards the center, in order to make sure the soil contacts the roots all around.

7. Water in with Transplant, 1oz per gallon. 1 gallon for a 7 gallon pot is about right, half down the top, half in the saucer. If you're not using saucers, pour it down the top VERY SLOWLY, wetting every inch of the soil. No rewatering with runoff or other silliness!!

8. Let it go dry like in veg once. Note the weight of the pot and then keep it slighly moist....not super wet....not super dry throughout bloom.
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I am transplanting tonight....a few things in that list I can add to my routine. :thumb:
 
Doc Bud said:
No tricks, please!

Normal, non-tricky transplanting:

first, prune from the bottom up, leaving the top 3-5 nodes intact. If it's a strain you haven't grown before, leave the top 5 nodes and be ready to prune again in a couple weeks. If you're going to top it, transplant day is a fine time to do it.

1. Make a hole in the final container with a pot exactly like the one your plant is currently in. You can do this with the plant in the pot if you don't have another just like it.

2. Yes, bury part of the trunk.

3. Score the roots vertically with a sharp razor blade. 4 scores, 90 degrees apart.

4. Dust the inside of the hole you created in step one with Roots!

5. Massage the container so the root ball pops out without much effort. This is easier if the soil is dryer, rather than super moist.

6. Gently lower the scored rootball into the Roots!-dusted hole and then gently pack the soil around the rootball horizontally towards the center, in order to make sure the soil contacts the roots all around.

7. Water in with Transplant, 1oz per gallon. 1 gallon for a 7 gallon pot is about right, half down the top, half in the saucer. If you're not using saucers, pour it down the top VERY SLOWLY, wetting every inch of the soil. No rewatering with runoff or other silliness!!

8. Let it go dry like in veg once. Note the weight of the pot and then keep it slighly moist....not super wet....not super dry throughout bloom.
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Perfect. All noted. I'm using saucer. Looking forward to transplanting! More soon! Thanks Doc.
 
Doc Bud said:
I'm advising him to use DeStress this time. 1/2oz per quart is the ratio for DeStress, while 1oz per gallon is the right ratio for Brix.
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I gave the wrong ratio.....haven't smoked in over a month so my brain is foggy.....

1oz per quart is the correct ratio for Brix. not 1 oz per gallon as I said above. It's on the bottle.
 
Yes and for those of us with just a few plants or 1 small one like Flump, these ratios are helpful: for brix 1oz of h20 with 1ml of brix and 1/2 that for destress. Easy!
 
Flump, did you mean an hour after lights on? How much do you have left. I'm not sure it can be saved. Most of us mix up just enough so there is minimal waste.

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weenmeoff said:
Flump, did you mean an hour after lights on? How much do you have left. I'm not sure it can be saved. Most of us mix up just enough so there is minimal waste.

:passitleft:
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seedlingmtl said:
I thought we went over this over at PC's place....isn't it best in the first 10-15 minutes on lights on? :hmmmm:
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I mean 1h after lights off.. My light schedule is from 3am to 7pm and I won't wake up at 3am to foliar spray :rofl: I got from PC's thread that the 2nd best option is 1h after lights off. Am I getting something wrong?
 
Maybe that should have been 1 hour before lights out. I don't think 1 hour after lights out is good because the stomata are closed. 10-15 minutes after lights on is probably ok but 1 hour is better.

Plant looks great Flump. Any topping in her near future?
 
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