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RVDV in 107litre tote of Rev's mix.
Brix is ready for flower. I'm calling it a 21.5.
RVDV in 7gal of Rev's mix.
Calling that a 20.5 brix.
RVDV in a 7gal of Rev's mix.
18-18.5 brix
BK manifolded Revegger in 25 gals of my compost mix.
Gonna say 18 brix, which is fantastic. 2 days ago it was 14 and a crisp line. One dose of dolo water jacked her back up. She needs 1 more shot.
And a storm is rolling in now, so you can add 2-5 brix. When I say that no matter how many soil recipes I have tried and I can't better Rev's, this is the proof.
The cagey old Fucker knows his dirt. And not once has he ever muttered the word brix. I wonder if he even knows?
I need to check in 48 hours after the storm, maybe I can beat my 26.![Smiling face with sunglasses :sunglasses: 😎](/community/styles/420style/emoji/1f60e.png)
The only straying from Rev's recipe is that I used The Answer potting soil as my carbon, not coco. Hopefully I don't get a K def in deep flower.
Of you remove the BK in compost from the equation I have 3 clones from the same mother registering 21.5, 20.5, and 18.5. The reason for the variance is because the 21.5 is on the south end of the 3 and it shades the 20.5 a bit, which shades the 18.5 a bit more, so light is a big player.
More photosynthesis means more sugar.
At a certain point genetics are the limit, but if you can make your soil better than your genetics then you can achieve full genetic potential.
Now I just have to maintain 3 leaf-eaters for 3 months, what could go wrong![Thinking face :thinking: 🤔](/community/styles/420style/emoji/1f914.png)
Brix is ready for flower. I'm calling it a 21.5.
RVDV in 7gal of Rev's mix.
Calling that a 20.5 brix.
RVDV in a 7gal of Rev's mix.
18-18.5 brix
BK manifolded Revegger in 25 gals of my compost mix.
Gonna say 18 brix, which is fantastic. 2 days ago it was 14 and a crisp line. One dose of dolo water jacked her back up. She needs 1 more shot.
And a storm is rolling in now, so you can add 2-5 brix. When I say that no matter how many soil recipes I have tried and I can't better Rev's, this is the proof.
The cagey old Fucker knows his dirt. And not once has he ever muttered the word brix. I wonder if he even knows?
I need to check in 48 hours after the storm, maybe I can beat my 26.
![Smiling face with sunglasses :sunglasses: 😎](/community/styles/420style/emoji/1f60e.png)
The only straying from Rev's recipe is that I used The Answer potting soil as my carbon, not coco. Hopefully I don't get a K def in deep flower.
Of you remove the BK in compost from the equation I have 3 clones from the same mother registering 21.5, 20.5, and 18.5. The reason for the variance is because the 21.5 is on the south end of the 3 and it shades the 20.5 a bit, which shades the 18.5 a bit more, so light is a big player.
More photosynthesis means more sugar.
At a certain point genetics are the limit, but if you can make your soil better than your genetics then you can achieve full genetic potential.
Now I just have to maintain 3 leaf-eaters for 3 months, what could go wrong
![Thinking face :thinking: 🤔](/community/styles/420style/emoji/1f914.png)