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My oh my! How did I miss the start of this thread?! Anyway, I am here now ready to scream when my brain gets too full. So many ways to grow! I had no idea. I'm subbed now and hope to learn a great deal!
You go girl!
Im excited for the little ones to pop up. What happened to the living mulch in Devil's pot? She is starting to get fat, btw.
Can you believe how this all came together? Makes me wonder what the universe has planned for me.
Boy, does that resonate wit dis guy!
When your standout success over a period of a year or more is growing pot, a person has to wonder what God has in mind ...
Seriously?
Here's hoping those little seeds kick out some serious roots and raise their beautiful heads! That pixie monster is amazing. It's going to look like a huge cola sitting upright on the dirt.
For all the new HBrixers....it's hard to create a "schedule" for feedings. The plants demands change over the course of the grow. When real small, they may go over a week without drying out. When ready for a transplant, they will need water every day. I think it is easier to make a list containing the sequence of feedings and cross them off when done.
for example....simplified, didn't allow for transplant or foliars. Foliars I do one of each per week, pick a day and repeat.
From seeds or clones
Phase 1
water
water (repeat till 5 nodes)
Phase 2
Growth Energy+ Tea
water
Transplant+ Tea
water (Repeat till recharge)
Phase 3 (flip to flower happened about 3 weeks ago)
Cat+ Tea
Cat+ Tea
Phase 4
water
Growth Energy+ Tea (repeat till harvest)
Make the schedule your own, it is quite adaptable. Feed(drench/soak) the plants when they dry out. I'm in 7 gal cloth pots and give each 1 gallon twice a week basically. On a SWICK, you would just top feed at the same frequency, but maybe use less water (1/2 gallon each time?). Foliars are important and just get done on a fixed schedule.
My 2 cents
On a SWICK, you would just top feed at the same frequency, but maybe use less water (1/2 gallon each time?). Foliars are important and just get done on a fixed schedule.