True. Most folks don't do a reset ever, much less every 6 weeks!
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My current Dr. S CBD (photo) has that problem. Was ok to move a few times but now has lost all hope of ever standing up straight again. Done in a week anyway, but this happened last time I grew it indoors too. Doesn’t seem to be a problem with the autos as much, mine are more stout and can be tossed around without much issue.I’m wary of moving my flowering plants. They get too heavy, and sometimes when they flop around too much their branches lose structural integrity completely. That happened to one of my star pupils.. I couldn’t get it to stand up straight by the time I harvested
edit: I should mention that’s much less of a problem with bamboo stakes
Thanks, Beez. After I thought about it I only bumped it from 3.2 to 3.375. I really relied on the fact that the plant wasn't asking for more and I didn't want to force much more on her.My experience with MC which I have used quite a bit is that I keep bumping it up .25 grams every other feeding until I start to see just the tiniest "burning" of the leaf tips. Once I see that sign I hold where I'm at with the MC dosage until the plant is fully into flowering at which time I slowly start bumping it up again. The leaves on your plant have a real healthy color and look nice and shiny. She looks real healthy.
Great discussion, Chef and Shed.Bamboo stakes and 7 gal pots max is my method. Last summer's 10 gallon pots were nearly impossible to carry on watering day.
I'm hoping that's when I start too Shed, but I am never sure. I use the gauge of when the leaves grow past the edge of the pot.I start when I think the plant has grown roots all through the medium.
I pop in from time to time but the site has lost it's allure for me personally. Nice to see you're still kickin!Hey beez, nice to see you around!
Thanks, Beez. I hope the fire gets lit again for you!I pop in from time to time but the site has lost it's allure for me personally. Nice to see you're still kickin!
I forgot to welcome you, Shed. Welcome!Just found your new hangout! I'll pull up a beanbag if you don't mind. Ironing boards are too rigid for me.
You can easily fill that 2x2 with one plant, so it's perfect!
Then you're never watering to runoff. Might work for LOS but isn't recommended for synthetic nutes.
Hey beez, nice to see you around!