N420
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Do it! I’d love to see that.Damn skippy!
Thanks N420! I know a place where I can take that jpeg and get it put on a T-shirt, and I think I'll do just that!
What else did I win?
You also win a socially distant pat on the back!
GDB's Express Grow
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You also win a socially distant pat on the back!
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Hello growers.
Just a quick update on the babies of the Express Grow.
It's day 8 above soil for the Pinkman Goo (rear) and the Black Domina (front). The Grape Ape (left) has been up for 7 days.
Both the PG and BD have the full second set of leaves, and the GA's are nearly formed.
The BD has an odd look to her at the moment but I'll give her time to grow out of it, which hopefully will be the case.
I think on tomorrow, I'll starting feeding these a bit of nutrients.
That's it for now.
Thanks for looking in.
Go Rams!!!
Peace.
Just a quick update on the babies of the Express Grow.
It's day 8 above soil for the Pinkman Goo (rear) and the Black Domina (front). The Grape Ape (left) has been up for 7 days.
Both the PG and BD have the full second set of leaves, and the GA's are nearly formed.
The BD has an odd look to her at the moment but I'll give her time to grow out of it, which hopefully will be the case.
I think on tomorrow, I'll starting feeding these a bit of nutrients.
That's it for now.
Thanks for looking in.
Go Rams!!!
Peace.
Highya GDB,
Youngsters look well. I agree, looks like BD might use a bump in nitrogen. My seedlings did that last year, and got some alfalfa hay, soaked it for a while in water, then applied to seedlings. They greened up nicely, and stayed until planting in the ground. I was just talking to @Krissi1982 about the same thing. Doesn't seem to be much nutes in potting soil, I guess. Happy Smokin'
Youngsters look well. I agree, looks like BD might use a bump in nitrogen. My seedlings did that last year, and got some alfalfa hay, soaked it for a while in water, then applied to seedlings. They greened up nicely, and stayed until planting in the ground. I was just talking to @Krissi1982 about the same thing. Doesn't seem to be much nutes in potting soil, I guess. Happy Smokin'
Look good on babies. One looks like she wants to be the tallest of the girls. Lmao. Funny how plants born same day but one wants to stand out more
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Hello growers.
The Express Grow is about to pull out of the station. I'm counting this as Day One for all intents and purposes. I typically start my count when the second set of leaves is fully established. This is the case for the Pinkman Goo and the Black Domina (both on 9th day above soil). the Grape Ape (8 days above) is just a hair behind in developing hers.
Today they got their first taste of nutrients. I have decided to take a familiar approach growing these. I'm going to grow them in FFOF and feed them MegaCrop. Each got a little today @ 1.6g per gallon.
EDIT: On tomorrow, I will change the light cycle from 24 hours on to 19/5.
All aboard!!!
Goo
Black Domina
Grape Ape
Does anyone know if it's too early to start including SNS 209 in their feeds? I like to get that firmly established in their root systems but I've never started using it with plants this young before.
As always, thanks for stopping by.
Peace.
The Express Grow is about to pull out of the station. I'm counting this as Day One for all intents and purposes. I typically start my count when the second set of leaves is fully established. This is the case for the Pinkman Goo and the Black Domina (both on 9th day above soil). the Grape Ape (8 days above) is just a hair behind in developing hers.
Today they got their first taste of nutrients. I have decided to take a familiar approach growing these. I'm going to grow them in FFOF and feed them MegaCrop. Each got a little today @ 1.6g per gallon.
EDIT: On tomorrow, I will change the light cycle from 24 hours on to 19/5.
All aboard!!!
Goo
Black Domina
Grape Ape
Does anyone know if it's too early to start including SNS 209 in their feeds? I like to get that firmly established in their root systems but I've never started using it with plants this young before.
As always, thanks for stopping by.
Peace.
Nine Toed Hippie
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I would call them NINE days old.
But that’s just my “lucky” number.
Looking fabulous regardless.
NTH
But that’s just my “lucky” number.
Looking fabulous regardless.
NTH
I personally don’t add anything other then Cal-Mag and mosquito bits to the seedlings until they get a little more established. But then again that’s about the only thing my plants get other then their dinner every 12 days for their entire grow.
N420
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Toot toot! Looks like they are ready for a long and healthy journey!
I second them . Nice start on them.
They look great GDB! Go Rams indeed. 
LOL! This ↑
Doesn't it say on the bottle not to use for more than a certain number of days? I'd wait until those days are in their final pots at least. Those are some sensitive roots in there now, and not too many of them.
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No it doesn't. And my question is about how early I can start using it.They look great GDB! Go Rams indeed.
LOL! This ↑
Doesn't it say on the bottle not to use for more than a certain number of days? I'd wait until those days are in their final pots at least. Those are some sensitive roots in there now, and not too many of them.
It provides use parameters for using as a foliar, but again, that's not what I'm looking for.
Maybe @Sierra Natural Science can weigh in?
This is what's on their website:
"DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
Add 1/4 oz (1/2 Tbsp) per gallon of water every time you water or fertilize for 1-2 weeks. Follow up with applications every 14-28 days, as needed. Discontinue use 2 weeks prior to harvest and allow the rosemary to flush out naturally.
This product takes 1-2 weeks to start working and will continue to work for up to 3 weeks. Over usage may cause leaf curling — it’s also a waste of product and money."
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I was just on their website and saw no such thing! Oddly, though, I do believe I've read that "somewhere" before.
Where on their site did you find this (only if it would be a pain to answer)?
Still doesn't answer the question of how soon you can use it.
SNS 209 Systemic Pest Control | Planet Natural
Sierra Natural Science SNS 209 is a natural systemic pest control used to protect plants against spider mites, fungus gnats, scale, thrips and whiteflies.
www.planetnatural.com
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That's odd that a vendor would have more comprehensive use info. that the originator's site!
Thanks for the info Shed.
I think I'll wait for them to get a little more grown-up and just hope the Borg don't like 'em this young.
This is what they have on their label:
Row Crops Chemigation: 2-6 quarts per acre • Mix well • Gently feed SNS 209TM solution directly onto the root area of the plants every time you water or fertilize for a minimum 5 consecutive waterings (may be added to reservoir) or until infestation reduces•Repeat after two weeks or if infestation returns• Thoroughly drench to contact as much of the root area as possible• It takes about 1-2 weeks for SNS 209TM to start working dependent on temperature and should continue to work for up to 3 weeks
Row Crops Chemigation: 2-6 quarts per acre • Mix well • Gently feed SNS 209TM solution directly onto the root area of the plants every time you water or fertilize for a minimum 5 consecutive waterings (may be added to reservoir) or until infestation reduces•Repeat after two weeks or if infestation returns• Thoroughly drench to contact as much of the root area as possible• It takes about 1-2 weeks for SNS 209TM to start working dependent on temperature and should continue to work for up to 3 weeks
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I've got the bottle so I've got the label, Shed!This is what they have on their label:
Row Crops Chemigation: 2-6 quarts per acre • Mix well • Gently feed SNS 209TM solution directly onto the root area of the plants every time you water or fertilize for a minimum 5 consecutive waterings (may be added to reservoir) or until infestation reduces•Repeat after two weeks or if infestation returns• Thoroughly drench to contact as much of the root area as possible• It takes about 1-2 weeks for SNS 209TM to start working dependent on temperature and should continue to work for up to 3 weeks
My question was about when I can start using it!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
I think it's too early even though it says "every time you water." And seeing that you have to stop using it for ~2 weeks, I think it's better to start later when the bugs usually show up.
And it's not my birthday. But thanks!
And it's not my birthday. But thanks!
GF for the win!!!
I was feeling all special and such for a brief second...until I realized i wasn't actually tagged. I take my birthday wishes back then!@Carcass, thanks to you and @InTheShed, @N420, @BakeARea and @MrSauga (and perhaps a few others whose quips I may have forgotten), this has been a wonderful laugh-fest of a Birthday!
One for each of you!
Never mind...GF for the loss...
Too early in my opinion. I would wait until they have at least moved up. I have no information on that, but just what I was
Agreed. Wait because we said so!
Did someone say FLUSH club?! 
I think you missed the quotation marks and the italics!