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It's ye olde Mulder chart...K locks our calcium on its way to showing K toxicity. I hope the WxW continues down the better road!
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Scottay
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Heya Shedster.... I have a question. I've never used silica. Is it worth it?? I trust your opinion. Happy Friday buddy!!! 
Happy Friday Scottay! I wonder if it is Friday on the whole planet right now.Heya Shedster.... I have a question. I've never used silica. Is it worth it?? I trust your opinion. Happy Friday buddy!!!
Hi Justin.I have a few lbs left of v1 and I’ll be sad when I’m out. The other versions don’t mix or grow the same for me.
Remo has been great for me but it’s 7 parts and like the others, the parts don’t run out at the same time and the cost compared to MC is so huge it will have you checking your math
For me, adding potassium based silica to MC gives me too much K and still not enough usable silica. It fries my leaves (pinholes and death) like Mr Sauga had mentioned- maybe his wasn’t bad, just pushed the K over the edge..
Not likely it was pushed over the limits since ive been using the same recipe for a couple of years now. Also, there is a completely different reaction with leaves when they have been overfed with K.
I can't say for sure if the expired silica was the issue, but it was the only other nutrient added to my base at the time. Once I removed it the damage stopped and it never returned. The plant is reaching 8' now, and the damaged leaves are around the two foot mark.
I leave them there as a reminder how easily a plant can turn at one watering, and be corrected at the next.
I had shares in the company, so it was in my best interest. My grows are normally indoors, so maybe not a fair comparison when the natural elements are keeping the trunk thick.
Its probably been my simplest grow as far as nutrient mixes goes.
I'll keep you informed as i have three inside starting off now.
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Happy Friday Scottay.
I'm not sure it is, and MrS (who gave me the silica buzz to begin with) seems to be doing well without it. I never found that it increased the strength of my branches or made my plants resistant to pests or PM, so I'd be hard pressed to say it's a must-have.It's always Friday somewhere.
How sweet, like carving your initials in the bark of a tree.
Oh that explains it! Thanks.
I know there's trunk porn on the site with pics of folks' huge trunks, but I pulled 329g (11.6 ounces) off a plant with a trunk no bigger than 3/4" in diameter, so there's that.
Nice. I look forward to being kept informed of your grows!
Nicely done. I think mine are around 1.5 - 1.75 inches. I don't expect them to get much wider than that. So, based off your numbers, I should be pulling off around 22 ounces per plant! What caused the lean on yours?
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Oh yes, I absolutely meant that trunk size correlates to harvest weight.
No idea, prevailing westerlies? It was 2 years and a few plants ago.
marcus611a
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great haul!Happy Friday Scottay.
It's always Friday somewhere.
How sweet, like carving your initials in the bark of a tree.
Oh that explains it! Thanks.
I know there's trunk porn on the site with pics of folks' huge trunks, but I pulled 329g (11.6 ounces) off a plant with a trunk no bigger than 3/4" in diameter, so there's that.
Nice. I look forward to being kept informed of your grows!
It is!
I was somewhat new to the game when I grew her. Despite being puny she was such a pretty plant! I wondered at the time it was so small that I might have the record-setting "healthy" plant.
heheIt's always Friday somewhere.
Hey Shed 
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Thanks Marcus!
I'm sure I have you beat unfortunately.
It's a Professor sighting! kind sir.
marcus611a
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You're welcome brotherThanks Marcus!
I'm sure I have you beat unfortunately.
Indeed! I'm just getting my crap together and hopefully soon will start journaling again. I need this.
Hope things are good in your world
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I'll be there with bells on. Drop a link here (or in your most "recent" journal) so we can find it!
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Well there's no way I'm going to bump this page five times, so I'll just drop the Tuesday update here and let it get orphaned. :annie:
Let's take a look at what's growing on in my backyard at the moment. Here are the Summer grow pair — CapJunky and Purple Ghost Candy — on flip day 53:
And the closeups, starting with the PGC:
And like Otter's tribute to @Amy Gardner a few days ago I thought I'd do one of my own:
Here's the CJ:
Every time I tie it up it finds another way to bend, so this might be a good flopper come harvest time!
I pulled out the scope to have a look at the trichs even though we're weeks away from harvest, because I know folks like trichome pics, so here are couple of the PGC:
And the CJ:
The PGC is further ahead than the CJ, which suits me just fine. I don't need to have them both come down at the same time.
Last is The Wizard auto on day 66 above ground:
This one is still pushing out some new pistils so it's got plenty of time left to bulk up.
That's it from me, and thanks for stopping by. I hope you and those you love are all doing well, and your plants are going gangbusters!
Let's take a look at what's growing on in my backyard at the moment. Here are the Summer grow pair — CapJunky and Purple Ghost Candy — on flip day 53:
And the closeups, starting with the PGC:
And like Otter's tribute to @Amy Gardner a few days ago I thought I'd do one of my own:
Here's the CJ:
Every time I tie it up it finds another way to bend, so this might be a good flopper come harvest time!
I pulled out the scope to have a look at the trichs even though we're weeks away from harvest, because I know folks like trichome pics, so here are couple of the PGC:
And the CJ:
The PGC is further ahead than the CJ, which suits me just fine. I don't need to have them both come down at the same time.
Last is The Wizard auto on day 66 above ground:
This one is still pushing out some new pistils so it's got plenty of time left to bulk up.
That's it from me, and thanks for stopping by. I hope you and those you love are all doing well, and your plants are going gangbusters!
plants are looking great Shed almost time to chop by the looks of thingsWell there's no way I'm going to bump this page five times, so I'll just drop the Tuesday update here and let it get orphaned. :annie:
Let's take a look at what's growing on in my backyard at the moment. Here are the Summer grow pair — CapJunky and Purple Ghost Candy — on flip day 53:
And the closeups, starting with the PGC:
And like Otter's tribute to @Amy Gardner a few days ago I thought I'd do one of my own:
Here's the CJ:
Every time I tie it up it finds another way to bend, so this might be a good flopper come harvest time!
I pulled out the scope to have a look at the trichs even though we're weeks away from harvest, because I know folks like trichome pics, so here are couple of the PGC:
And the CJ:
The PGC is further ahead than the CJ, which suits me just fine. I don't need to have them both come down at the same time.
Last is The Wizard auto on day 66 above ground:
This one is still pushing out some new pistils so it's got plenty of time left to bulk up.
That's it from me, and thanks for stopping by. I hope you and those you love are all doing well, and your plants are going gangbusters!
Put's me in mind of a Wendy's order Shed. Two large Frosties and one small Frosty. 
Ramblinrose1965
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Wow Shed those girls are beautiful. Now that's some bud porn. I may have to excuse myself and hit the bathroom.
Great work Shed 
some floppy out do weed 
once they flip they don't stop 
looks like a firework show you know when the box of rockets catches fire 
the Mind Melter I murdered flopped mainly because I kept moving her then wouldn't stop
some floppy out do weed once they flip they don't stop looks like a firework show you know when the box of rockets catches fire the Mind Melter I murdered flopped mainly because I kept moving her then wouldn't stop
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