Going to need some food to stop the larger leaves all yellowing and dying off quickly .Well she is finally starting to bud been growing since 2/14.
The potential is there looking good
SIP Club - Getting Hydro/Coco Results In A Soil Based Medium
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The potential is there looking good
You won’t have any problem chopping her with all that hardware lying around!
Nick
Nick
smokesbetter
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Damn Nice garden R-Dog , you got it figured out for growing veggies and that's just money in the bank /food in the mouth after a fatty 
Damn deer did me in this year , we will be eating venison this winter 
Damn deer did me in this year , we will be eating venison this winter 
Maritimer
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Ahoy There!
For those of us who mix our own growing mediums, beware. My back has had staples or sutures for some time preventing me from leaning over very well. Dolomite was the only additive to used medium.
I failed to mix enough. look at the price i pay now.
It may have been luck, but I have never lost a plant after such a great start.
Stir baby, stir
For those of us who mix our own growing mediums, beware. My back has had staples or sutures for some time preventing me from leaning over very well. Dolomite was the only additive to used medium.
I failed to mix enough. look at the price i pay now.
It may have been luck, but I have never lost a plant after such a great start.
Stir baby, stir
ReservoirDog
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Oh, how exciting! I've never heard of Six Shooter... maybe you're supposed to smoke it from the hip?? ha-ha. (Groaner) Anyway, I wanted to tell you that I've learned some really important things from your past journals, stuff that just wasn't getting through to me with other formats/presentations. Thank you for the effort, I benefitted a great deal.And we are off to the races
All the girls are in their final homes !
Journal link in my signature....
Cheers, eh ?
TequilaSIPr
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Hello all Day 20 here of my strawberry cheesecake fem growth seems to be picking up now
Chuckeye
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You mix and not make a trough to lay the dolomite lime in about 2 inches deep like the earthbox directions say for vegetables? I was hoping to try the trough method next round. I'm hitting my LOS Earthboxes with cal/mag regularly this run. I'd rather have it in there if possible. I think they have something with placing it above most of the soil action. But this toxicity of yours is concerning me!Ahoy There!
For those of us who mix our own growing mediums, beware. My back has had staples or sutures for some time preventing me from leaning over very well. Dolomite was the only additive to used medium.
I failed to mix enough. look at the price i pay now.
It may have been luck, but I have never lost a plant after such a great start.
Stir baby, stir
TequilaSIPr
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I mixed some in my earthbox as well thought that trough was for veggies
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Unless all that stuff is the neighbor 's.You won’t have any problem chopping her with all that hardware lying around!
Nick
Well it is. We're learning.I mixed some in my earthbox as well thought that trough was for veggies
When I was watering by hand I could measure how much cal/mag I was using/gallon. Now with auto watering I have to guess how much water they drink and add x amount to the rez. every day! That trough of dolomite may stop all that. I just don't want to leave it in my soil when the grow's done. It probably will stay right where I put it and can be removed so I can amend my soil for next run.
sjb504
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She gets fed every 3 days, it's in the strain I think, it's a clone the mother and all the sisters did the same. I thought it was something in the water but all my others are doing great, I chased this problem with the mother and her sister but still nothing. It's doesn't effect the bud tho so I just let her go,Going to need some food to stop the larger leaves all yellowing and dying off quickly .
The potential is there looking good
Here's an update on my Sensi Cheese plant.
It's been in the SIP now for 77 days and has grown to 78 inches high. During the peak of its growth, it was drinking 5-6 gallons each day. Now that it's in flower and has stopped stretching, it is only drinking about 1 gallon each day. Does this seem normal to you all?
I'm also starting to see some yellowing of the leaves. It's not unusual for about this time each year, but I thought that being in a SIP, it wouldn't occur as bad. I give it full strength nutes each time I add to the reservoir. Seems like a lack of Nitrogen, so I've started adding a little extra N to the mix. Hopefully I'm not making the situation worse.
It's been in the SIP now for 77 days and has grown to 78 inches high. During the peak of its growth, it was drinking 5-6 gallons each day. Now that it's in flower and has stopped stretching, it is only drinking about 1 gallon each day. Does this seem normal to you all?
TequilaSIPr
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Serious trunk on that one beezHere's an update on my Sensi Cheese plant.
It's been in the SIP now for 77 days and has grown to 78 inches high. During the peak of its growth, it was drinking 5-6 gallons each day. Now that it's in flower and has stopped stretching, it is only drinking about 1 gallon each day. Does this seem normal to you all?
I'm also starting to see some yellowing of the leaves. It's not unusual for about this time each year, but I thought that being in a SIP, it wouldn't occur as bad. I give it full strength nutes each time I add to the reservoir. Seems like a lack of Nitrogen, so I've started adding a little extra N to the mix. Hopefully I'm not making the situation worse.
best of luck hopefully one of the vets can offer some inputTequilaSIPr
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Happy saturday all I attempted some lst yesterday morning in a matter of hours she was adjusting and now the lower shoots are springing up i think she’s hit the res 
the growth is picking up i started adding water little by little checking gone adding more gone added a lil dynomyco to my water as well lifted the mulch cover no fuzzy white yet guess once res is full itll wick more to the top?
the growth is picking up i started adding water little by little checking gone adding more gone added a lil dynomyco to my water as well lifted the mulch cover no fuzzy white yet guess once res is full itll wick more to the top?
Maritimer
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Ahoy there @TequilaSIPr,Happy saturday all I attempted some lst yesterday morning in a matter of hours she was adjusting and now the lower shoots are springing up i think she’s hit the res
I have run my earthboxes to one side (opposite feed tube), but I stay closer to centerline. The root ball examinations after harvest convinced me to continue with this method. The roots for the most part do not venture down into the reservoir, and that it would probably be best to start with a noticeable mound in the tray above the top of the container height.
The wick action becomes amazing. Very efficient.
U have a very cool screen name. Mine sucks.
RedskinnedRhino
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Although they say that Dirt doesn't require PHing, I've found that if my nutrients are too far away from 6-6.5 in a SIP, it'll start causing issues. Possibly because of the amount of water it is trying to adjust? Prescription Blend was spectacular in that it always self-buffered, but other nutrient packages I use end up around 4.2 - this caused lockouts. A few drops of Ph-down righted the ship and got me green again.Here's an update on my Sensi Cheese plant.
It's been in the SIP now for 77 days and has grown to 78 inches high. During the peak of its growth, it was drinking 5-6 gallons each day. Now that it's in flower and has stopped stretching, it is only drinking about 1 gallon each day. Does this seem normal to you all?
I'm also starting to see some yellowing of the leaves. It's not unusual for about this time each year, but I thought that being in a SIP, it wouldn't occur as bad. I give it full strength nutes each time I add to the reservoir. Seems like a lack of Nitrogen, so I've started adding a little extra N to the mix. Hopefully I'm not making the situation worse.
TequilaSIPr
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Yeah i have to be careful right now make sure i dont chop her head off im gonna mound some more soil around the base thanks your name is original and cool as well lolAhoy there @TequilaSIPr,
I have run my earthboxes to one side (opposite feed tube), but I stay closer to centerline. The root ball examinations after harvest convinced me to continue with this method. The roots for the most part do not venture down into the reservoir, and that it would probably be best to start with a noticeable mound in the tray above the top of the container height.
The wick action becomes amazing. Very efficient.
U have a very cool screen name. Mine sucks.
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As long as it's still drinking regularly it will take what it wants, so I don't think you have an issue, even though it is less than before. Mine seem to shift down a few gears as well in flower so I just give them what they'll drink in a day or so.
TequilaSIPr
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Hi all! Ive officially started my first grow journal check it out if you can starting from day 1
4x4 Adv Grow Tent 400w Earthbox Grow journal 2023
What strain is it? Humboldt seed company Strawberry Cheesecake Is it Indica, Sativa or Hybrid? Indica What percentages?70/30 Indica Is it in Veg or Flower stage? Veg If in Veg... For how long? Day 23 If in Flower stage... For how long? Indoor or outdoor? Indoor If indoor...Dimensions (L x W x...
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