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InTheShed said:
I don't believe that MC will produce vastly different results from any other quality nutrient line. I see the MC advantage in simplicity and cost, along with the amino acid chelates being better than EDTA for those parts of nutes that are chelated. As @farside05 stated:
"EDTA is a synthetic, non-biodegradable, product. It is considered a pollutant and can build up in animal and human tissue."
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Exactly

And if it's easier, same results, it's a win win win situation..plus be nice to use tap water as well and no pH of the water
 
Chris Scorpio said:
plus be nice to use tap water as well and no pH of the water
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If you're running MC in DWC, hempy, coco, or E&F you will need to pH the solution within the same range as every other nute. The only place you don't need to pH is in a buffered substrate like Promix, Sunshine, or quality soil. This applies to every nutrient line. There is nothing special about MC in terms of pH. Nothing at all.
CraZysWeeD said:
Skipping some here and
had to hit the sack now will catch up tomorrow, plants look stunning!
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Thanks Crazy!
SlyTown420 said:
That Purple Skunk Krush has some fat leaves! Beautiful plants all around.
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Thank you ST! They aren't long for this world as they both appear to be males :eek:
 
Highya ITS,

It's a shame the PSKrush plants turned out to be males. They looked really nice! Maybe less schlepping is in order. Cheers
 
Bode said:
They looked really nice!
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Males are always the better looking of the species: lions, peacocks, cannabis... ;).
 
Sorry about the males though..., I was in a surprise myself yesterday when I found a seed in my last Glue batch. It was from three popcorn budsites. I have looked through the harvest and I cant say I can see anymore but there sure will be some more inside the buds.

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Happy belated birthday! Bummer about the males.
 
shottafire said:
How’s it going sheddy Krueger. Happy belated birthday brotha. We’re the GSK’s the ones I said were both male?
Hope all is fine and dandy on your end.
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Indeed, so :welldone:. Though you are you the one who pulled a female plant from the screen and put it outside ;).
CraZysWeeD said:
Sorry about the males though..., I was in a surprise myself yesterday when I found a seed in my last Glue batch. It was from three popcorn budsites. I have looked through the harvest and I cant say I can see anymore but there sure will be some more inside the buds.
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Free seed! :welldone:
candycane said:
Happy belated birthday! Bummer about the males.
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Thanks candycane. I'm okay with those being males as they both were leaning to the indica Grape Krush side. #noindica
Baron Von Blurple said:
Sorry for your loss.
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Thank you Baron!
 
BeezLuiz said:
By your description, I'm guessing they may be white fly eggs. I struggled with those in my outdoor garden (non cannabis) last year. What worked best for me (actually my wife did all the work) was diluted Castile soap sprayed/wiped onto the undersides of the leaves.
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Hi Beez and Shed, my niece has white fly issues now. What kind of mix did you use? 10 to 1 with the castile?
 
stoneotter said:
Hi Beez and Shed, my niece has white fly issues now. What kind of mix did you use? 10 to 1 with the castile?
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It should be unscented, and here are the details:

Castile Soap Spray for Plants

Castile soap can be used to create a homemade insecticide for plants. You'll need to...
homeguides.sfgate.com
"Mix 1 tablespoon of Castile soap in 1 quart of water, or 5 tablespoons in 1 gallon of water for a larger batch."
 
InTheShed said:
It should be unscented, and here are the details:

Castile Soap Spray for Plants

Castile soap can be used to create a homemade insecticide for plants. You'll need to...
homeguides.sfgate.com
"Mix 1 tablespoon of Castile soap in 1 quart of water, or 5 tablespoons in 1 gallon of water for a larger batch."
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Awesome Sir, thank a mil!
 
Good afternoon,Shed!
InTheShed said:
Though you are you the one who pulled a female plant from the screen and put it outside
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Well, @shottafire 's not the only one...my "male" started popping out pistils at day 52...(yesterday)
I don't have any place indoors to put it,so I guess I'll continue schlepping it in and out every day.
So my luck's not quite as bad as I thought,but my plant sexing skills apparently suck..

Maybe you might want to wait a little longer before culling that PSK...or not..
carcass said:
if pistils were going to show up, they'd have done it by now
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Let's pretend I never said that^^ ;)
 
InTheShed said:
The one in the living room with the balls and the crossed stipules? :eek:
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That's the one... They both started in the box- the first one was definitely male,as it had little stems on the "balls"and I culled it a few weeks ago.
This one looked pretty much the same,except no little stem on the balls...now I know why...
 
stoneotter said:
What kind of mix did you use?
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InTheShed said:
"Mix 1 tablespoon of Castile soap in 1 quart of water, or 5 tablespoons in 1 gallon of water for a larger batch."
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I used pretty much the same ratio as Shed. A 1/2 gallon sprayer got 2 TBS of unscented castile soap. Not sure why someone would need to use 5 TBS for a gallon (instead of 4) since there are only 4 quarts to a gallon. :hmmmm:
 
BeezLuiz said:
I used pretty much the same ratio as Shed. A 1/2 gallon sprayer got 2 TBS of unscented castile soap. Not sure why someone would need to use 5 TBS for a gallon (instead of 4) since there are only 4 quarts to a gallon. :hmmmm:
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Thanks Beez!
 
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