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I'll be sure to do that when I have oil again. I only managed to save a few spoonfuls of this stuff.Some dipping their hand in the cookie jar? Try a doubled up piece of Saran wrap on top, it makes the lid grip tighter.
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I'll be sure to do that when I have oil again. I only managed to save a few spoonfuls of this stuff.Some dipping their hand in the cookie jar? Try a doubled up piece of Saran wrap on top, it makes the lid grip tighter.
I usually use coconut or olive.That's a good thing about using refined coconut oil- solid at room temp, so no spillage.
Although, I still manage to make a mess with it when it warms up a little....
Thanks Vg! I had heard it mentioned in passing on another platform about how someone had experienced leaf damage from feeding when dry. I didn’t think much of it until reading your post and had a light bulb moment!Somewhere along the road of cannabis cultivation I seem to have convinced myself that cannabis has its own set of rules. While this may be true for NPK ratios and lighting duration ,it doesn't mean that some of the general plant rules fly out the door.
One that I'd like to touch on is feeding a very dried out plant that's in flower.
At one time or another most of us have come across our plant being bone dry and drooping.
I would often panic a bit upon seeing their state and promptly feed the plant at it's normal strength. Soon after I get burned tips and lockout issues...loose a bunch of leaves.
For most plants kept inside the proper way to go about feeding a bone-dry plant is to wet the soil with plain water or a very diluted feed for at least a half hour and then feed at normal strength to run off. This should protect the roots from burning.
I know some of you are well seasoned growers and already know this. However,It's something that I don't see talked about very often and thought it good to mention it anyway.
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It's something that I don't see talked about very often and thought it good to mention it anyway.
I've been guilty of this so many times.Thanks Vg! I had heard it mentioned in passing on another platform about how someone had experienced leaf damage from feeding when dry. I didn’t think much of it until reading your post and had a light bulb moment!
Of course when you see your plants bone dry you rush to give them a feeding, I know I have definitely done that. Never again! Bit of water then a feeding, thanks again Vg!
Glad to help when I can.
Thanks Hon.Looking good from this angle as well.
Good to see you back, DAB.Those ladies are looking as fine as ever, VG! Looks like I have returned for the exciting part. Keep up the good work, and I hope your back smartens up soon!!
FTFYJust taking it easy forever so I don't reinjure it.
Hope I can manage to stay injury free for a little bit. Trimming and transplanting isn't helping me.FTFY
Back is trashed HG.Morning, VG and Happy Women's Day!
You grow some beautiful plants. I hope the Blueberries I grow this summer look as great as yours does.
Congrats on the GG takedown and I hope your back continues to feel better.
#GirlPower
Not having a working lux meter makes it tricky. I have a great par map for this light but didn't have one for the last one.Urine titled to make one mistake per grow!
Virgin, Virgin....you "blew" it? That's a joke, right? THIS is blowing it? My god, if that's how it is I blow it on every plant! I think you're overstating the level of the error a bit, no? My god, a few burns spots. So you change the light. It's new. First grow. And that's your only hiccup? Are you insane?Hey y'all.
I blew it. Thought I'd switch to a new light without a hiccup.
Burned em...
Praying leaves that bleached and then turned brittle. Scorch marks under the brightest part of the light. That's light burn if I'm not misdiagnosing.
I suck...oh well..
So far,yes. It's been going too well..Virgin, Virgin....you "blew" it? That's a joke, right? THIS is blowing it? My god, if that's how it is I blow it on every plant! I think you're overstating the level of the error a bit, no? My god, a few burns spots. So you change the light. It's new. First grow. And that's your only hiccup?
Could be. I often ask myself the same question. There is a theory that you wouldn't know if you're insane. I'm in the constant internal battle...so....50/50 chance.Are you insane?
The cola on the Peppermint Kush that had damage is right next to the Blueberry cola that has damage. While I'm not 100% that light burn is what's going on, it seems like the case.Here's another theory: I just looked close at all your pics. I don't see any burning or singe-ing on the tips of your pistils. Your prayer angle on your fan leaves is spectacular. It doesn't at all look like too much light. I assume you had already changed it when you took these pics? What I'm suggesting is that you are seeing (***MAYBE***) something NOT light burn. Something else. If it were me I'd check your responses - wonder if I'm the only one who feels this way.
I'm super anal about my plants. One of my many downfalls.Regardless, the plants are insanely gorgeous. I can't wait til I'm running on your standards and I think this is blowing it. Lmao.
FTFYI'm super anal about my plants. One of my many qualities.
Most would kill for this to be their major happening. [Insert something about anal.]without anything major happening
[Insert something about anal again.]maybe that's asking too much
You can look back on earlier grows and answer that question without having to feel.Sometimes I feel like I haven't grown much as a cultivator. Other times I feel like I'm doing ok..