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1.25 to 1.5 puts the water level up to 3/4's way up the pot.

I'm about to give water+ trans soaking for 1 gal pot, how much trans do you use for that, said 1/4 oz for all plants, I've just been adding 1.5 ml if trans for the dunking

Transplant and GE are fed at the same rate, so 1/4 transplant is 1/4 of your GE dosage.
 
Well that would different but not hard. You still measure for soil first. 7 plants all in different containers all on the same cycle. That's how I would do it or at least try but if you have different plant on different drenched then you'd have to get as many plants fed on the same day as possible. At times I will make a plant wait a day so I can feed all at once. I have fed all plants in my flower tent and veg tent on the same days since the beginning. If you look at my veg tent everything is healthy and just waiting for flower. I have 6 in veg, 3 clones and some well trained ladies.

My guess is that feed as many as you can at the same time? You said it gets confusing, maybe I can help. I don't know if I can but I'll try. What part don't confuses you?

Edit: are you saying you just measure for gallons individually? Or are you starting in solo cups?

No, you have it exactly right - it is that simple. :cheesygrinsmiley:

I use 6 gallon pots, and I was doing it the way you describe, too. After all, if they're in the same size pots and in the same room, they tend to go dry together, or relatively so. I think next run, I'll pay more attention to individual plants, though.

So for example, I may have 2 plants that need GE/Tea and one that needs Cat/Tea, and maybe 2 Trans/Tea, and 2 just water. They're all in 6 gallons, so the drench measure is always 6 ml, and the Tea is always 0.6ml. I mix up a cup with water and 3ml Tea (for 5 plants). Then the same for the drenches - 10ml (a little light) GE, 10ml Trans, 5ml Cat, each in a cup with water. That's pretty simple. I put a gallon of water in a pail, dump the cup with the 10ml of drench into it, and feed two plants. Repeat with the Trans, then 1/2 gallon of water for the remaining one plant that needs Cat. Then mix and distribute the Tea (with another gallon of water) among the five plants. Lastly, water the 2 non-drench plants and top off the others.

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You just calculate your measure for soil gallons and that's your dose.

:Namaste:


[Edit] one more thing ... I don't pay much attention to whether the measure is 8ml or 10ml or 12ml. It doesn't really matter a lot. A lot of us end up using "plops" after a couple years. :laugh: So for other readers, ya don' hafta sweat exact measurements. The best part of this method is how hard it is to screw up.
 
No, you have it exactly right - it is that simple. :cheesygrinsmiley:

I use 6 gallon pots, and I was doing it the way you describe, too. After all, if they're in the same size pots and in the same room, they tend to go dry together, or relatively so. I think next run, I'll pay more attention to individual plants, though.

So for example, I may have 2 plants that need GE/Tea and one that needs Cat/Tea, and maybe 2 Trans/Tea, and 2 just water. They're all in 6 gallons, so the drench measure is always 6 ml, and the Tea is always 0.6ml. I mix up a cup with water and 3ml Tea (for 5 plants). Then the same for the drenches - 10ml (a little light) GE, 10ml Trans, 5ml Cat, each in a cup with water. That's pretty simple. I put a gallon of water in a pail, dump the cup with the 10ml of drench into it, and feed two plants. Repeat with the Trans, then 1/2 gallon of water for the remaining one plant that needs Cat. Then mix and distribute the Tea (with another gallon of water) among the five plants. Lastly, water the 2 non-drench plants and top off the others.

:slide:

You just calculate your measure for soil gallons and that's your dose.

:Namaste:


[Edit] one more thing ... I don't pay much attention to whether the measure is 8ml or 10ml or 12ml. It doesn't really matter a lot. A lot of us end up using "plops" after a couple years. :laugh: So for other readers, ya don' hafta sweat exact measurements. The best part of this method is how hard it is to screw up.

At first you got so detailed and I was so high, I confused the fuck out of myself and I though you were crazy as fuck. I was like "this guy has no idea what he is taking about". I'm so glad I sobered up and reread it before I posted ..That would have been so bad.... I would have looked so dumb lol. You got it bro, but I can tell you I don't desire that at all. To many gears moving and no one checking up on me lol
 
Um ...all that detail was probably THC induced, too ... :hmmm: :cheesygrinsmiley:

I'm smokin' ... lemme see ... Panama and White Panther tonight, with a little Utopia Haze x Buddha Haze from time to time for the lift. How 'bout you? :bongrip:



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.... Ooooo, I forgot ... I have a little Devil's Carnival left here, too. Gotta try some fruity ...

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[Edit] one more thing ... I don't pay much attention to whether the measure is 8ml or 10ml or 12ml. It doesn't really matter a lot. A lot of us end up using "plops" after a couple years. :laugh: So for other readers, ya don' hafta sweat exact measurements. The best part of this method is how hard it is to screw up.

Yep! Most "scewups" are environmental.

Overfeeding isn't a problem so much as underfeeding and letting soil energy go flat.

I'm a plopper when it comes to drench measuring, but I use a graduated shot glass for foliars. If you mix those too strong you can burn stuff.
 
On the contrary, it matters to people who are trying to be on a budget and save as many of their nutrients as they can when they fee. So me I like to be as exact as I can so that I can truly feed my plans the exact amount and get as much as possible out of what I paid for.
 
Operation: Train Apis Mellifera to Cannabis muwhahahahahah
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Way to go Ziggs! Nice action photo you got there too!
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Hey Nis,...so ,..ok , Ziggs and i are admiring a few of his gorilla grow plants , ok...then i hear this buzzin, and it aint comin from me...LOL, then i see a few bees buzzin around...look over to my left and there they are , two big hives . So Ziggs says , come over here (on the far side) i say what ?..past those things....LMFAO...Ziggs says , just duck down and scurry across..LMFAO....never got stung ..but i was just waitin! Good Times!...:Namaste:
 
Hey Nis,...so ,..ok , Ziggs and i are admiring a few of his gorilla grow plants , ok...then i hear this buzzin, and it aint comin from me...LOL, then i see a few bees buzzin around...look over to my left and there they are , two big hives . So Ziggs says , come over here (on the far side) i say what ?..past those things....LMFAO...Ziggs says , just duck down and scurry across..LMFAO....never got stung ..but i was just waitin! Good Times!...:Namaste:

That's just awesome! "What?...past those things". I can see it now...lol
 
Been meaning to ask you....what do ya think of it?


It's a little hard to pin down. :hmmm: It's the only fresh I have so I have to account for that, but it seems to hit with a fast thick rush and then fade to a buzzier high? Kind of opposite from what I expected. Usually it's the airy buzzy rush that comes first and then it thickens, but this is backwards. :cheesygrinsmiley: So that's cool ... And I still can't identify the flavor. It's fruity in a tropical way - no citrus at all - very fruity and thick on the tongue.

Have the phenos been fairly uniform in the high? I see all sorts of growing habits but I get the sense that the high is fairly consistent. If so, this is a very nice cross. I'll definitely be growing it myself!

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It's a little hard to pin down. :hmmm: It's the only fresh I have so I have to account for that, but it seems to hit with a fast thick rush and then fade to a buzzier high? Kind of opposite from what I expected. Usually it's the airy buzzy rush that comes first and then it thickens, but this is backwards. :cheesygrinsmiley: So that's cool ... And I still can't identify the flavor. It's fruity in a tropical way - no citrus at all - very fruity and thick on the tongue.

Have the phenos been fairly uniform in the high? I see all sorts of growing habits but I get the sense that the high is fairly consistent. If so, this is a very nice cross. I'll definitely be growing it myself!

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The flavors have seemed to be very similar but this latest generation is definately better IMHO. It's almost a bit "creamier" if that makes any sense. The only possible difference is if you were to get a green pheno, which I have only seen one of and haven't had the pleasure of smoking, it may be different.
 
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