Thirvnrob
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You said if I was willing to try you were willing to watch. I’m using the liquid cheats though…Thanks Rob. I only have 1 question.
Who's gonna try this for us all?
The Gee Spot - You Finally Found It
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Sweet! I did say that and I am gonna watch!You said if I was willing to try you were willing to watch. I’m using the liquid cheats though…
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How much soil is Rev's newest recipe for, and how much dolomite does he put into the base mix? I'm trying to wrap my head around overall calcium input.
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You and everyone who reads this post and uses these recipes are now required to buy the book.
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I’ve been using it for a week now & so far so good!Sweet! I did say that and I am gonna watch!
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I'll definitely be buying it. I just haven't got up to Indigo Books yet. It's across the city where I rarely go.
I see he has lowered his calcium inputs in his mix. It all makes sense now. Thanks Rob
I think it's safe Carmen. Back when I bought a bag of it maybe 4 or 5 years ago I watched a video where in a hive they put what looks like a course bees take, and when they do there's a little too tight a space for them, and it knocks pollen balls off them into a collector. So this is from managed hives, not from bees in the wild.bee pollen! Isn't this a bit rare? How can using 1tsp of bee pollen per potion per grower on the planet not harm bees?
What's the properties of bee pollen that are needed. Can't you find that somewhere else? I hope the rarified weed is worth the sacrifice
Sorry, I am not shooting the messenger, just asking panicked questions. Aren't we already doing enough to exterminate bees and now we must add their precious pollen to our weed potion. Dear gods...
Reading on it a little I'm seeing Good Bee farmers that want some bee pollen will take 2 or 3 days in the midst of the heaviest pollen time and set pollen traps at the hives. The rest of the time the bees get to keep the pollen that they feed to their young. They equate it to us taking honey from them. So if one is an ethical person, farming bees, I think everyone can be happy and have a healthy bee population, enjoy honey, and use that bee pollen! Some folks take it like vitamins. That's my opinion today, the google told me that so...I hope it's true. Sounds ok to me.
He says every time, but he says that about everything! If that were true he couldn't possibly keep his 50 - 65 ppm rule for total ppm when watering period.Thanks Stone
Does he say how often he uses it, and does he still add dolomite to his soil mixes prior to cooking?
Here's the soil recipe. Yes he does.
Yeah baby! great growing G-1-3Just thought I'd finally share this here because I had been kicking around the idea of journaling an organic small pot grow with an emphasis on high Brix. I had reached out to Gee about it and talked about some stuff with it and ultimately I chickened out on journaling it lol. Boy did I miss out on a chance to show that you don't need super big pots to achieve high Brix plants. Anyways this in my Northern Lights bonsai style plant at day 50ish. 1/3 gallon pot sitting on a perlite swick bed. The tents 20"x21"x14" 100w light set at 25% 20/4.
I'll be in next week!
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I have a 40gal cloth pot. I'm tempted to do a 5 x 5 scrog next grow.I would absolutely do a 1 plant 20 gal grow and just spread that thang for daysI hate one plant grows cuz no insurance but I would def risk it for a chance to do a 20 gal. I would train it exactly like my newest additions to flower !! ...
I recently had 4 of my 6 big flowering girls herm in this hunt!! I saved my harvest numbers and transitioned 4 veg girls to flower w 2 left over in 1 gals. I need to find my keepers so. Flowering these too and experimenting. I would train my 20 gal girl just like this
Sorry about the hermies. Was it you or bad genetics. Bagseed if I recall?
Ramblinrose1965
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Thanks for the help Geeman! I'm headed out to the potting shed to grab some goodies and warm them up. It's bout time to up pot these little ladies.Hey Keith
Boom Baby! She's dialed
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I just had a buttload of older posts come thru on my feed. Not sure if it's my cache or a server thing, but if I have missed anyones post please poke me with it again.
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@Ramblinrose1965 , did you happen to grab a brix reading?
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No I did not, I was being lazy.
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I guess I better up my game, you all are leaving me in your rear view mirrors!
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I hear ya! Forearm muscles are for more than brixing!
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I like your place here Gee64. I always learn a lot here. I'm not going anywhere soon.I guess I better up my game, you all are leaving me in your rear view mirrors!
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Lol speaking of forearm muscle, over Christmas my 20 year old nephew who is bigger than me challenged Unc to an arm wrestle. Unc let him win, then asked for a rematch and winner gets to shave losers head. He has about an inch of hair, I'm a hippy. He fell for it. Unca Gee is still a hippy