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Perfect! And this gives me the opportunity to link back to the post from last night 
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Highya ITS,
Love the presentation. It's always fun to see how someone else does things. Love the look of the Candida! CBD ladies most always look gorgeous when laden with flowers. Had to laugh at your sarcasm. Julie is like that, and it's funny most of the time!. Happy Smokin'
Love the presentation. It's always fun to see how someone else does things. Love the look of the Candida! CBD ladies most always look gorgeous when laden with flowers. Had to laugh at your sarcasm. Julie is like that, and it's funny most of the time!. Happy Smokin'
Hi Shed! The Red Dragon and Candida both look very happy after the up potting!My first real summer grow!
I just opened two little containers and dropped mine in water...
I need to add a description of my eight. Ooof!
None of mine split within 24 hours...
Ridiculous.
January 2018 sounds like a very good month and year.
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Thanks Bode! This Candida better be laden with seeds when the time comes.
And the rest of the time oof!
Thank you Boo!
That works too! I've sent them to others who don't scrape them up and they've done well with them.
It's just two descriptions though...
Either way, Amy says they get planted after 24 hours no matter what. Well done!
LOL!
Why is that?
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What's up with the new growth on the Tin Can Kush? Wondering for the Monday update:
First I thought it was just waterlogged and would grow out of it as the roots dried out the pot, but then I noticed it was starting on the Red Dragon as well:
I'm thinking it's a pest of some sort (though I couldn't see any through the loupe), so I sprayed them down with Safer's this morning and rinsed it off when it dried. Tomorrow I'll hit them with neem.
Anyone seen this before?
First I thought it was just waterlogged and would grow out of it as the roots dried out the pot, but then I noticed it was starting on the Red Dragon as well:
I'm thinking it's a pest of some sort (though I couldn't see any through the loupe), so I sprayed them down with Safer's this morning and rinsed it off when it dried. Tomorrow I'll hit them with neem.
Anyone seen this before?
What nutes are they being grown with?
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The TCK is on GeoFlora, and they're both on a custom blend of Blue Planet Grow and Micro, along with Stout monosilicic acid, epsom salts, and a pinch of Open Sesame from Fox Farms to boost the P a bit.
In PPM, the mix works out to 117-19-126 with Ca at 73 and Mg at 30. Sulfur is high at 37ppm.
In PPM, the mix works out to 117-19-126 with Ca at 73 and Mg at 30. Sulfur is high at 37ppm.
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@MrSauga noticed that there was no boron in my mix, though there is boron in my tap water. Here is what the Boron diagram is in the Jorge Cervantes chart:
Possibility?
Possibility?
Interesting... never seen a boron deficiency
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I can move them both over to 4.5g/gal of MC I already have mixed for the full-sized Candida clones, but they're nowhere near ready for more water...
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I think I'll water them with the 4.5g MC anyway and deal with the wet feet. It looks like a boron deficiency (if that's what it is) gets bad quickly. Still looking for any other thoughts tho!
Wish I had some, Shed.
But I do have a question. If an ion is an ion, is a boron a boron?
There's some out there for human consumption. Think it will work on plants?
You’re not concerned with lock outs using the MC on top of the geoflora? Got any thrive alive, super thrive, or other micros supplement?
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It probably would, as the instructions in Cervantes' book recommends either boric acid (used to kill roaches and ants and clean your eyes) or borax soap (no mention of how many mules needed per team).
I don't have any other source for micronutrients, but the GeoFlora hasn't even had a chance to start working yet, which is why I'm using synthetics in the meantime. Lockout would be an easier thing to fix down the road by just using plain water at that point.
Hello... nice catchups. 
Have to ask... is this tin can Kush (with the iffy new growth) the one where you sprinkled some GF powdered nutes to the transplant hole (along with the myco)? If it is, then... maybe it’s not so good directly on the new roots like that. I might be wrong - but when I saw you do that I wndered why. Can’t see that it’s necessary, or that it would help anything and it might upset them even
And while I’m here questioning your decisions, I’ll also say that adding mycorrhizae isn’t just about getting faster root growth, it’s inoculating and protecting the roots against pathogens, disease etc. so it’s for improved health in general. I was sad for the Candida that it didn’t get any.
And, Shedman, I of course don’t want to leave it at questioning your decisions so I’ll also say that the plants are looking fully wonderful in general - funky growth aside - and I’m stoked to see the summer plants pucked and raring to go!
Have to ask... is this tin can Kush (with the iffy new growth) the one where you sprinkled some GF powdered nutes to the transplant hole (along with the myco)? If it is, then... maybe it’s not so good directly on the new roots like that. I might be wrong - but when I saw you do that I wndered why. Can’t see that it’s necessary, or that it would help anything and it might upset them even
And while I’m here questioning your decisions
, I’ll also say that adding mycorrhizae isn’t just about getting faster root growth, it’s inoculating and protecting the roots against pathogens, disease etc. so it’s for improved health in general. I was sad for the Candida that it didn’t get any.I like that one best
And, Shedman, I of course don’t want to leave it at questioning your decisions so I’ll also say that the plants are looking fully wonderful in general - funky growth aside - and I’m stoked to see the summer plants pucked and raring to go!
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Question away Amy! You bring value here with every brainwave.
Also, the Red Dragon starting to show similar signs has no GF anywhere in it.
A lot of my plants never got mykos on transplant and they did alright.
It was just the mykos that went in the whole and on the roots, per your instructions many full/new moons ago. Sprayed with water to make it stick, just like you taught me! The GF was mixed in with the soil.
Also, the Red Dragon starting to show similar signs has no GF anywhere in it.
That's as may be, but I'll take my chances if it will slow down root growth! Please don't be sad.
A lot of my plants never got mykos on transplant and they did alright.Thanks! Always leave them with a compliment...I like your style.
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I know I don’t know a whole bunch yet, but Could it be thrips? It just reminded me of how my peach and plum tree leaves get funky looking in the spring due to thrips. By the time you see the damage the thrip is long gone.
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I didn't notice anything on there, but I'll be spraying it on the regular going forward to cover all bases!
i had actually misread you ..so, false - Thread starter
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Haven't seen any flyers, and didn't notice anything untoward when I filled the pots and mixed in the EarthAlive, GeoFlora, and Dynomycos.