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How much EWC do they get per week?
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You should try a half cup per pot.
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Miss Sticky - Day 50 of Flower.
The flowers are very delicate and very frosty.
I can't stop the fade. Her brix are still good at 17 with good calcium.
She's buried up in EWC and extra unused flower soil to the junction at the 3rd node. The drippers are buried in there somewhere.
Her resin production is really increasing. Calyxes are still stacking under those long hairs.
The flowers are very delicate and very frosty.
I can't stop the fade. Her brix are still good at 17 with good calcium.
She's buried up in EWC and extra unused flower soil to the junction at the 3rd node. The drippers are buried in there somewhere.
Her resin production is really increasing. Calyxes are still stacking under those long hairs.
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I do 1 cup per 5 gallon every other week.
Ok, so double what I'm doing. I'll add more tomorrow and then increase the weekly allotment.
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See if it helps with nitro. Is your soil still fluffy on top? no crusting?
Ok, here are the 3:30 am numbers (damn you @Gee64 ! 
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82 air temp
80.1 leaf temp
33% rH
=2.27 ppfd
15 brix with a pretty well defined line
So, calcium is low which is surprising and may explain the yellowing leaves, leaf temp is good but the low humidity is still leading to too high a ppfd.
I may have to try to find a small humidifier that will fit in the box.
)82 air temp
80.1 leaf temp
33% rH
=2.27 ppfd
15 brix with a pretty well defined line
So, calcium is low which is surprising and may explain the yellowing leaves, leaf temp is good but the low humidity is still leading to too high a ppfd.
I may have to try to find a small humidifier that will fit in the box.
Well, I have a mulch layer of compost into which I mix in the weekly top dressing and castings, and which I mist in daily to keep up the activity and I do stir that around daily. I get roots up into that layer so I don't go digging around much to check that.
Very different! Very savory and nice! Who knows if you get the same pheno or our taste buds are in cal. but nice!I bet it was good!
Mmmmm Miss Sticky!
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Hehe your not the 1st person to say thatOk, here are the 3:30 am numbers (damn you @Gee64 !
Nice! get some dolo water in there and see where it goes. 15 is a good number
I think you meant VPD not PPFD. A VPD that high will drain the pot of calcium really quickly. Cal is mobile in water and she's transpiring like a maniac right now so she's pulling it all out of the soil
That would certainly help. One step at a time you are getting there! Speaking of PPFD, any idea what it is at the canopy? ,
It's a moot point, I only asked because it's quicker than a brix test. The refractometer reading is better. Roots up into the mulch is excellent!
Very nice Azi
. Your persistence is working. Get that RH under control and I think you are well on your way. Then you can start tweaking your recipe and every adjustment will show up in your brix score to guide you. The fun stuffWith a VPD that high Ca and Mg will forever haunt you. That doesn't mean your screwed if you can't lower it, but it does mean you need to supply it more regularly. Extra EWC may help here too.
Leaf temp is the biggie, if you get warmer than the air it goes bad quickly. It doesn't take long to run low on CO2.
Did you get a good yard harvest of inputs this year?
I just buried everything in 12" of leaves. I'll rake it off in the spring, run it thru the lawn mower, and return it as a mulch.
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I can't wait to try her. She's starting to look potent inside those flowers. Resin is coming in heavily now. She may live up to her name
Yeah, I'll bet you get that a lot.Hehe your not the 1st person to say that
I was quite pleasantly surprised given the yellowing of the leaves.Nice! get some dolo water in there and see where it goes. 15 is a good number
Yes, VPD. That tidbit is good to know so I can try to catch up.
It's about 875. I had it at about 1000 but the leaf temps were higher than ambient during the hot weather. I'll probably leave it as is for now and see if I can get the calcium line to fuzz.
I usually start mulching shortly after potting a rooted clone. BTW, I've started misting my cuttings at day 8 with a seaweed KNF foliar. I root in straight perlite and the cuts get pretty ragged looking by weeks 6-8. So far seems to be working pretty well with the cuttings holding their nice green color.
I do feel like I am making progress thanks in large part to your guidance.Very nice Azi
Maybe that will be the next thing I tackle. I'm a bit concerned that without automation in wildly fluctuating weather that I could be crossing into bud rot territory, something I don't typically have an issue with.
I did pretty well. My comfrey plants are growing nicely and after next season i should have well in excess of what I need. Years ago I watched a gardening show "Gardening with Rebecca" or some such and she was a big perennial flower grower. Whenever she moved plants around she'd say "in the first season they sleep, in the second they creep, and by the third season they leap!" Next year is year 3.
Those are in the ground so the famous tap root can do its thing. The Stinging nettle I grow in pots to try to keep them constrained, and this year I added a couple more pots to the mix. The roots are supposed to make a healthy tea so I'm anxious to try some of that as well.
Sure that ain’t a cabbage @g-one-threeWell I have started quite a few seeds over the last couple weeks including 1 auto. I just returned home after working out of town and found it out of the soil. Haha it's a mutant unlike I've seen before and perfect for Gee's page. I believe it's already topped itself lol.
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Wait till I show you what it looks like now haha
Black cherry punch is lovely @Gidorah
I grew it last year and it’s by far the best buds iv had, nice and tight, and lovely fruity smell, And when I was growing it, it smelt like sherbet, I will definitely be growing it again, along with gelato
Show us mate
She’s really flying now mate @Gee64Miss Sticky - Day 50 of Flower.
The flowers are very delicate and very frosty.
I can't stop the fade. Her brix are still good at 17 with good calcium.
She's buried up in EWC and extra unused flower soil to the junction at the 3rd node. The drippers are buried in there somewhere.
Her resin production is really increasing. Calyxes are still stacking under those long hairs.
Goes bad fast don’t it @g-one-threeI fear I may have pushed the nutes to hard and she may not recover. I've flushed with 2 gallons of RO water delivered slowly to across the top of the soil. The burn slowed but has begun again. I also backed the lights down 10% to 60%. Anything else I can do to help? I was trying to keep the burn out of the buds.
With synthetic nutes you get time to recover, it seems to me, with LOS, it takes the soil some time to adjust, and by then it’s escalated, hopefully your get her through thou mate
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Wow
I’m absolutely loving that little lady, what the hell is she going to grow into