So I went in and performed a Brix foliar with Wa10x (12 ml Brix and 3ml wa10x in 1.5 cups of water) Had to step up the amount of foliar because the plants are getting so friggen big! Then I noticed that the fabric pots were light. WHAT? Wow these girls are drinking some water due to that Cat drench. The cat drench is just a FLOWER ON! switch and the girls are looking amazing. In general they are shorter than their Chem counterparts but their buds are equivalent or larger in size than their chem sisters. So that's a win win in the stretch department for sure. So not wanting to wait a day I gave them a transplant watering last night. 1.5oz transplant and 2.5mls tea.
I will take pics tomorrow or the day after which will be three days post Cat drench week. The difference before and after is well... you will see! I checked in on the girls this morning and all had leaves raised tot he light. The Huck Kush #3 (tall pineberry pheno) leaves were at a 45 degree angle so I will take it as a sign that she approves! Huck Kush #11 continues to impress, I just love her so much. And the Agent orange #5 is smelling so strongly its almost like you sit in a smell cloud of citrus, pine, and fruit. Its like you can feel the smell around her. I am beaming can you tell?
I also thought I would comment on something. So for my chem grow I measure out 1ml/gallon mbfert booster, 1.5g/5 gallon agsil 16H silica, at this point 45ml micro/20ml grow/75ml bloom, 1gm/gallon "the heavies" (PK booster), then adjust pH to 5.8 with pH down. I am exhausted before I even water!
For the high brix I measure 1.5oz drench and add 2.5mls tea, then water. No pH adjustment. I am even using tap water with chloramine (catalytic carbon filter for water is on the list). Why do people think High Brix growing is hard???