Salt N Pepa: Back Again

I have some GeoFlora nutes I'm going to try out soon, but I know @Mr. Krip is doing a run with them now (along with a host of other things) so he might have some advice for you.

I can tell you that autos need the same amount food as photos from my experience.
 
Yes i have been keeping up with krip's geo journal we got ours around the same time. Maybe i should ask of he adds anything else but maybe I'll add more and see if it helps. I am happier this go with geo then the gsc. My buds on the tw are thick where as the northers will be more on the airy side like the gsc
 
I had asked him previously if he had to adjust the amount he was feeding for any deficiencies or lockouts and he said no, that he fed per plan but wasn't too exact on feeding at the 2 week mark. That he said he would vary a few days as he would find time to feed them. I think the only other thing he used beside the Geo was Terp/Purpinator.

I'm using it for both indoor and outdoor plants vegging and flowering per directions without any issue. I'm also dosing with additional silica, cal/mag, and terpene enhancer with the waterings.
 
There is some Ca and Mg in the bags, but 0% Si so good call to add that.
 
midwestgrown said:
Anyone out there able to help with some nutrient advice. I use geoflora organic dry nutes. I will add that I've been using a little less then recommended on the website because I have read that autos don't need as much as phenos. I also added pics of how high up the light is from the plants. Its over 20 inches but what would be best? Is it from the light or nutes? pics of the trainwreck has darker leaves. The northern has lighter leaves.
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FYI, the only other thing I added to this last grow was the Purpinator.

It looks like a Calcium deficiency in a few of the pics. A couple of those "spotted" leaves are either very mild signs of the cal deficiency or, and I hate to say this but, possible pest damage. I'd check the undersides of the leaves with a magnifying glass just to make sure there's nothing there. If there are pests in the root zone, there could be root damage which is effecting the uptake of the nutrients and there is Cal in the @GeoFlora Nutrients. That being said, if you've been feeding light you might just want to try a couple doses of Cal-Mag to see if it helps. :goodluck:
 
Lol no bugs... Gosh i wish i had wood to knock on... I was petrified of that as well. I will add more and see if that was the problem. I mean I'm super thrilled with geo 7 weeks and this is the first sign of deficiency so I'm hoping the addition will help.
 
I will submit that I don't think of @GeoFlora Nutrients as a traditional nutrient that you can adjust to 1/2 strength for an auto or any other situation. This is an organic feeding system using the organic feeding circle that involves the microbes, fungi and the roots, in a symbiotic relationship. Using Geoflora, you are putting raw nutrients and the microbes to process them into the soil, and the organic feeding circle will only be able to feed the plants what they need... Always remember that in an organic system you are not feeding the plant, the microbes are.

So if you give a lesser amount of Geoflora (or try to run a large plant in a small container) you are not really giving the plant a lesser amount of nutes by shorting the suggested application amount... the microbes and the plant will continue to communicate as they do and the plant will ask for and receive what it needs, just as always. Because you have put less raw nutrient in there to work with for that two weeks, feeding at the normal rate is simply going to cause the system to run out of nutrient early, nutrients that should have been able to last for the entire two weeks at the suggested application rate. When the supplies run out for this or that, deficiencies arise.
 
Emilya said:
I will submit that I don't think of @GeoFlora Nutrients as a traditional nutrient that you can adjust to 1/2 strength for an auto or any other situation. This is an organic feeding system using the organic feeding circle that involves the microbes, fungi and the roots, in a symbiotic relationship. Using Geoflora, you are putting raw nutrients and the microbes to process them into the soil, and the organic feeding circle will only be able to feed the plants what they need... Always remember that in an organic system you are not feeding the plant, the microbes are.

So if you give a lesser amount of Geoflora (or try to run a large plant in a small container) you are not really giving the plant a lesser amount of nutes by shorting the suggested application amount... the microbes and the plant will continue to communicate as they do and the plant will ask for and receive what it needs, just as always. Because you have put less raw nutrient in there to work with for that two weeks, feeding at the normal rate is simply going to cause the system to run out of nutrient early, nutrients that should have been able to last for the entire two weeks at the suggested application rate. When the supplies run out for this or that, deficiencies arise.
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Girl you are simply a goddess and was hoping to get your input... Thank you! Ok im going back to full dose and hope she comes back from my being a bad first time mom who reads stupid stuff lol
 
Ok did a feeding yesterday back to normal amount of nutes and the northern blueberry took off and added a lot of sugar. My tw is only at week 7 but im sure she will be done in the next 3 weeks. Which will be nice cuz the northern will be longer. I know i keep telling myself and my lady I'll take a break after these 2 but i really wanna pop either my bruce banner or green crack... Although i should do both amnesias cuz if they hermie as well i wanna let the breeder know right away... Lol i wish i could just grow them all
 

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Good morning guys and gals!! My tw is smelling like im growing a pineapple. And my northern is getting skunky...
Jack was not so excited to be a gnome all day
 

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Will it matter if i dont change my timers for daylight savings? I dont wanna but now i just thought shit will it fuck them up? Or since its still technically 18/6 it wont make a difference
 
It only matters if the lights need to be on at a specific time for your schedule. Just for clarity's sake, daylight savings is what just ended!
 
Lol i hate daylight saving and i miss living in AZ where we didnt have it
 
I love daylight savings time and wish we had it all year so we didn't have to change our clocks.
 
Happy election day guys!!

So many more votes... What a turn out
 
I dont really share although all i can say about it is I'm over the white house being a reality tv show and I'm ready to have it go back. Either way were fucked and neither are for my issues really. It would be nice to have someone in office who wont try to dismantle my right to marry my girlfriend.

Im so proud of the voting on womans right to choose. I'm very pro choice and I think what has happened in our country involving planned Parenthood is a sick joke. Most of them dont even do abortion but they do give woman a safe place to get testing and education.

I'm also super happy 5 more states are legal marijuana now woot woot... I doubt we'll have a president who legalizes it federally in my lifetime but maybe just maybe my state will soon join or I can get the f out of the frozen tundra and back to where the weather is nice.
 
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