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On a cellular level theres alot of processing/converting processes occuring inside plant cells. Each plant cell has numerous things going on in it. Each cell is actually a factory. Each process is in a different area of the factory. Each process requires a slightly different ph but they are all between 6.2 and 6.4. By watering at 6.5 it allows the soil to naturalize to that number which gives the microbes full availability to all nutes. The plant can easily and does constantly sway the ph on a cellular level to its individual process needs. Too far away from 6.5 and the microbes cant mine nutes or the soil/fungus ratio gets out of whack AND the plant has to spend all its energy trying to internally sway ph. Plants will just shut down and even commit suicide by starvation while they still have a chance to seed out so keeping ph flatlined at exactly 6.5 lets the microbes and fungus balance to mine max nutes and the plant spends zero energy trying to internally balance the ph. A deficiency is a starving plant consuming itself in the first stage of suicide. Its almost always a ph thing. Even low nute soil can grow a plant with good ph to let the microbes/fungus mine the soil and not causing the plant to burn any extra calories on balancing its internal ph.
 
All im saying isnt 100% accurate but its 98% correct. We could argue some finer points but Im just trying to put it in a sense that makes sense. A 98% perfect plant is better than what most will ever grow. You will know when you get organic balance. Your plants will go nuts and all the qualities, look,taste,smell,and buzz of your weed will be fantastic. You dont need to be a pro you just need a stable healthy balanced environment with soil nutes available for a balanced microbe/fungii army to do its thing. Then you just sustain that and a beautiful plant grows. This applies to any plant in a pot. The ground is a fair bit different sort of.... Do this and you will also have the best tomatoes and peppers too. You may just need to adjust what in the soil to give veggies what they need
 
Ok JP my huge rants should pretty much be over. This is enough knowledge so that when you read articles you can understand if its organic, or living organis. Huge difference here being that living organics caters to microbes/ fungii. Regular organics is just non organic styles using organic nutes but in nonliving ways that kills microbes and fungii.
So... a small trade secret that will put your future living organic grows over the line into the epic catagory...
-knowing what you know now that soil fungus/microbe balance is everything
-ph is detrimental
-plants can influence the types of microbes/fungii that they coexist with ( as all plants need different microbe/fungii than the next. A carrot needs a different biosphere than a tomato)
-As you reuse your soil you condition it to be more and more friendly to canbabis
- Each strain and definitely sativa vs indica requires a different balance
Soo....
To cross the line into epic if you grew a purple kush in pot number 1 always try to grow another purple kush in pot number 1. Every time you grow weed in the pot it gets generally better at growing weed but every time you grow purple kush (or whatever just an example) in the same pot it specializes that pots microbe/fungii system dialling it in for purple kush in particular. 3 or 4 grows in and shit gets epic.
 
Sorry 1 more thing and in containers its important.
Now that you know the microbe/fungii relationship with a plant you can understand and appreciate your tents atmosphere. Any plant has an optimal growing condition. For weed its 76 degrees and 60ish humidity in veg and 40ish humidity in flower. This isnt just for the plant. The plant has hand picked its fungii which have purposefully raised its needed microbes and all this likes the same steady atmosphere. Fluctuations make the plant speed up and slow down which makes the fungus fluctuate to keep up which gets the microbes scrambling. The end result of an unsteady atmosphere is pissed off soil life. Regular warmth every day and regular coolness every night makes everyone happy and regular humidity makes the plant grow and metabolize at a steady rate. Dial this in and everything good gets magnified alot.
 
Hello all! I apologize for my absence! I was insanely sick last week for multiple days so I was laid up in bed for the majority of the week! Good news! When I go home tonight the girls are officially being switched over to flowering light cycle! I cannot wait! 4 of my plants are about 3-3.5 ft tall id say! Will definitely keep you all updated! Gee thank you for all the fungi info!!!!
 
Sorry 1 more thing and in containers its important.
Now that you know the microbe/fungii relationship with a plant you can understand and appreciate your tents atmosphere. Any plant has an optimal growing condition. For weed its 76 degrees and 60ish humidity in veg and 40ish humidity in flower. This isnt just for the plant. The plant has hand picked its fungii which have purposefully raised its needed microbes and all this likes the same steady atmosphere. Fluctuations make the plant speed up and slow down which makes the fungus fluctuate to keep up which gets the microbes scrambling. The end result of an unsteady atmosphere is pissed off soil life. Regular warmth every day and regular coolness every night makes everyone happy and regular humidity makes the plant grow and metabolize at a steady rate. Dial this in and everything good gets magnified alot.
Gee,

I'm going to take some pictures of the girls tomorrow when i get home since they're lights are already off. I have the lights turning off at 7 pm and i water them at around 5:30 pm...right when I get home from work! Is that okay? Just curious since they just had their first flower light cycle last night
 
Gee,

I'm going to take some pictures of the girls tomorrow when i get home since they're lights are already off. I have the lights turning off at 7 pm and i water them at around 5:30 pm...right when I get home from work! Is that okay? Just curious since they just had their first flower light cycle last night
they say its best to water at least 8 hours before lights out so the plant can feast on the nutes but my job has no set schedule so I water when I can. It doesnt seem to harm anything but when I consistently water in the mornings just after lights on I do notice a bit faster growth.
 
they say its best to water at least 8 hours before lights out so the plant can feast on the nutes but my job has no set schedule so I water when I can. It doesnt seem to harm anything but when I consistently water in the mornings just after lights on I do notice a bit faster growth.
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Okay so I woke up extra early today and now I'll start watering them first thing in the morning! You can see as a whole they're coming together quite nicely! I started flower on Monday! However I did have a runt plant that was noticably smaller than the rest. I had to move her to a different light because she was literally getting choked out by all my other plants! A good problem to have? Lol other than that little issue everything seems to be going good! I don't see a difference in the plants since I've switched them over to flower. I'm sure it will take more time to start seeing any noticeable differences.
 
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Okay so I woke up extra early today and now I'll start watering them first thing in the morning! You can see as a whole they're coming together quite nicely! I started flower on Monday! However I did have a runt plant that was noticably smaller than the rest. I had to move her to a different light because she was literally getting choked out by all my other plants! A good problem to have? Lol other than that little issue everything seems to be going good! I don't see a difference in the plants since I've switched them over to flower. I'm sure it will take more time to start seeing any noticeable differences.
And I am beginning to run of out room for the light with how tall a couple of my plants have gotten ! I'm gonna have to figure a way to hang them higher up....
 
lol The Stretch.... Damn you stretch!!! lol. Too bigga plants....First world problems I cant wait JP this will be great. A hard earned flowering but they all made it and look spectacularly healthy. Well done man! If you can get your hands on some Foxfarms bigbloom its fantastic Living Organic friendly bloom food. Arguably the best out there. Dont let its low numbers fool you. In living organics numbers under 3 for p and k are what you want. Tbe fungus and microbes do the rest. Use that and some general organics calmg+ in your teas and flowering will go really well. Its a perfect balance of EWC and guano extracts so 100% true organic. But any brand with numbers like .5-.9 -.7 or similar, under 3's will do it if your soil was built propetly for living soil organics. If not and a deficiency shows up you just hit them with any big numbered organicish flower fert to finish them and prep your next batch of soil a bit differently is all. High p and k numbets will harm the fungus and microbes but if its needed you do it to finish and start differently next grow is all. LOOKING AWESOME DUDE!
 
lol The Stretch.... Damn you stretch!!! lol. Too bigga plants....First world problems I cant wait JP this will be great. A hard earned flowering but they all made it and look spectacularly healthy. Well done man! If you can get your hands on some Foxfarms bigbloom its fantastic Living Organic friendly bloom food. Arguably the best out there. Dont let its low numbers fool you. In living organics numbers under 3 for p and k are what you want. Tbe fungus and microbes do the rest. Use that and some general organics calmg+ in your teas and flowering will go really well. Its a perfect balance of EWC and guano extracts so 100% true organic. But any brand with numbers like .5-.9 -.7 or similar, under 3's will do it if your soil was built propetly for living soil organics. If not and a deficiency shows up you just hit them with any big numbered organicish flower fert to finish them and prep your next batch of soil a bit differently is all. High p and k numbets will harm the fungus and microbes but if its needed you do it to finish and start differently next grow is all. LOOKING AWESOME DUDE!
Just put a bottle of big bloom in the Amazon cart gave the girls their first flowering tea last night so I'm waiting for tomorrow to see them sprout a bit more! I have another marshydro 300w coming in today because I'm getting dark spots of light on some of the budget plants! Also most of the very bottom leaves are dying off. I figured that's the plant just redirecting nutes to the parts of the plant receiving the most light? I'll take some pictures in a bit! They don't look much different from the other day, but I want to show you how close some of my plants are getting to the lights. I'm glad my lights barely produce any additional heat because the one is pretty close!
 
Dont hurry the flower nutes. Stretch is a huge vegetative effort on the plant. I wait for 2 weeks of stretch then start blending towards flower nutes (but all strains vary you will know when stretch starts to slow down) and when stretch stops 2 things change. 1 is they are in full flower so full flower nutes can be used and 2 is roots dont grow anymore so you dont need to let them get really dry between waterings. What the heavy dryness does is expand the roots as they chase the water. That wont happen after stretch stops so you can keep the soil a little moister to please the microbes. Extra teas to up the microbes is a great way to do that. Even if they arent feeding teas just kelp molasses and EWC to boost microbe levels. The smart pots make over watering almost impossible.
 
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Heres where Im at. Theoretically its 8 days to harvest but my trichs are totally clear still so 2 to 3 weeks I would guess which is fine as they are adding weight really quick right now and still sprouting new white hairs.
Gee!! Those are so beautiful! Came home from work today and I noticed my plants looked a little different!!! What do you think??? ;)
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And I attached this last one to show you that stretch plant of mine
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its hard to tell if theres actual hairs yet but the fine pointy leaflets in the tops are the start of flowering. In the next few days it will really start to bud up
I really can't wait!!!! I do have another question for you gee. So I started the grow with galaxyhydro 300w lights. I recently just got a mars 300w installed and I'm loving it. Much easier to actually see the plants because the light is so much clearer and not so pink. I'm looking to get another light to help out all the girls beginning to bud. How does this one look? I could probably take out one of my current lights. I have 3 running right now.

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