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Thanks Jim the tree fertilizer is working lowered the pH and the buds are fattening up.
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Great news Smokey! That should make you feel a lot better. We now know how to correct a rising or falling pH rather quickly which will be key for those running Promix I think.@InTheShed @MrSauga I just did a slurry test after two feedings with the tree spikes the pH is at 5.6 down from 6.6 so it's working for me also.
Yes it is I do feel better. Another tool for the toolbox. The advise shed got from there tech was spot on. Now I wonder how fast it will rise without the ammoniacal nitrogen. Tonight is feed night I think I will leave the ammoniacal N out of the mix and then do a slurry test 2 day later. I have been doing my slurry test 2 days after feeding on a 3 day feed schedule.Great news Smokey! That should make you feel a lot better. We now know how to correct a rising or falling pH rather quickly which will be key for those running Promix I think.
There will be losses at harvest but at least there should be some decent bud. Blue Cheese #2 I have started calling the freaky foxtail fuckup plant it will be good for edibles or maybe hash.
I think baked rolls are my second favorite aroma...you know the first..lol. Your thread always makes me hungry.Made some dinner rolls today pics here
Excellent save with the tree spikes and the plants are looking much better. Harvest saved!
Not sure what the issue is with foxtails. I've grown a lot of plants with them and no one has ever had a problem smoking them.
I actually like the look of them.
Thanks and your are correct without sheds info from the tech at promix my grow would of been doomed. Thanks shed for all you doGot me some fox tails too oldsmokey. I dunno, I just keep telling myself they must be inseason
That’s a hell of a recovery and well done to you oldsmokey and thank you @InTheShed for researching and posting the info for us all to see.