Watch This Flux - 1st 420 Outdoor Fluxing - Presents Fluxy Lady - Fully Restrained

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great share les:thumb:, i appreciate that, immensely!:circle-of-love:

gf next up, yes, im working backwards,
 
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thanks GF, another great share, i think this started on page # 537.

:thanks:WILD ROSE BUD:green_heart:, i was not referring to you helpful ON TOPIC post, that should stay,:circle-of-love:

thank you for jumping here and helping, anything like that, is far from an OFF TOPIC/ TRESPASS post:high-five:

STILL READING
 
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WildRosebud I APOLOGIZE, I WAS not REFERRING YOUR

very helpful & on topic POST:thumb:
 
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gardenfaerie said:
That pH value chart means absolutely nothing to me. When you grow in a container you can provide every nutrient and have it fully available. But, good luck trying to keep a soil pH to 6.2 in the ground. It's utterly ridiculous to even try. The only way to buffer the pH is with organic matter and lots of it. Plenty of slow release fertilizer in a granular form, molasses for the microbes and added iron for soils with elevated pH, etc. Trying to keep a pH where you want it so elements are available is not attainable in soil. It's also unnecessary, in SOIL.
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Garden Faerie:thumb:, i know ive said it before but i say it again,

"you r a 420 blessing":green_heart:
 
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B A R said:
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pics:high-five:
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what about FOLIAR FEED in the shade?:thanks:

new pics coming
 
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fresh pics, she looks,,,,ok:thanks::circle-of-love:

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My first thought was lack of calcium. Second thought , maybe it got cold? Some of my outdoor plants look that way first few days outside as they harden off... I dunno for sure

Your Flux is Fluxtastic by the way! <3 'drools
 
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trichomes said:
THANKS

lets talk epsom salts, no google pasting please, lol any shares on this?

PS: to O.T. violators! dont worry about my lashing out back there:circle-of-love:,

i'll be asking for all that shit in my yard,

to come back, just not today.:green_heart:
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I used Epsom salts in my grow after watering with distilled water for the first 30 days. I used a tablespoon per gallon of water to head off a Cal/mag Def. After 2 weeks I discontinued use, because after all, it is a salt!
 
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Based on what I see in the photos, the plant may be wilting from all the watering you did. Do not water until the soil has dried out at least two inches deep from the top. The next time you water, water using this if you want:

1T Liquid Seaweed
1T Epsom Salt
1T Black Strap Molasses

Make two gallons using ph adjusted water. I use rainwater. It's what the plants really love.
Do not get this on the foliage, for now, but it is an excellent foliar spray.

It should be fine in the sun. It really looks okay. You may also be starving it of carbon dioxide when you put her in the cabinet at night. Are you still doing that, or are you done and its finally warm at night? Can you believe we are supposed to go down to 50 again next week. I can't friggin believe it.
 
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WildRosebud said:
Soil is unpredictable unless purged and then added components later (soil amendments , compost ect...). Something I notice plants do when you put them in the ground with no liner. They harden fast , growth behavior can change on a whim due to fluctuations or contamination but an interesting phenomenon usually occurs , they adapt and grow hard lol or not.... Outdoor can be hit and miss with soil that is why most people make holes with a liner and use soiless mix , this controls the root zone environment and makes it manageable if you need to dial in for consistency. People who use actual soil with success , you are pro's and never second guess your methods!
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Thanks again WildRoseBud, I had GREAT success in the ground last year, no barriers, just good soil,

I'm thinking of putting her in the same spot, with new soil.

I like Lester's idea of another transplant, into a more consistent medium.

I;m still way behind I'm not ignoring anybody:circle-of-love:
 
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gardenfaerie said:
Based on what I see in the photos, the plant may be wilting from all the watering you did. Do not water until the soil has dried out at least two inches deep from the top. The next time you water, water using this if you want:

1T Liquid Seaweed
1T Epsom Salt
1T Black Strap Molasses

Make two gallons using ph adjusted water. I use rainwater. It's what the plants really love.
Do not get this on the foliage, for now, but it is an excellent foliar spray.

It should be fine in the sun. It really looks okay. You may also be starving it of carbon dioxide when you put her in the cabinet at night. Are you still doing that, or are you done and its finally warm at night? Can you believe we are supposed to go down to 50 again next week. I can't friggin believe it.
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Sweet! What brand of liquid seaweed would you suggest?
 
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Hiddenkoncept said:
Yeah she cannot die! She will not die! She is a fighter.

Thanks for the advice, I have heard that it could just be genetics so I'm not too concerned.

As for your plant, I'm not an expert at all so she looks absolutely beautiful to me!
Also growing in soil seems to be a lot harder than I thought!!!
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Are you talking about my plant here? If not, please EDIT it out! just leave a smiley face in it's place,

I'm not furious, but WTF, I'm trying to catch up, I'm getting this OFF TOPIC SHIT, in the middle. If you dont know how to edit it out, just ask, we will help.

Its frustrating, thanks Hk:thumb:
 
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Honestly Trichs,

I read & re-read Lester's post a couple of times. What he wrote made complete sense to me. I am glad you are seriously considering that option. I believe that in the long run, if you do decide to implement Lester's advice, you will have a less stressful grow by implementing a more stable medium.

Keep her growing strong Buddy!
 
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WildRosebud said:
No worries! Never take anything I write as if I think I know it all truth be told , I know very little lol...

Be safe and best luck :) wish me some too I could use some haha j/k I will take what I can get ;)
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thnx:thumb: for my 1st :) WRBud:high-five:
 
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Transplanting was best idea I saw too , leave it to Lester to have the best idea lmao thanks Lester!
 
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WildRosebud said:
I would never grow any type of plant without Epsom salt :) I call it my "Fixerupperstuff"

This is a plant I had a mag deficiency with and epsom salt corrected it pretty swiftly

I used half suggested dosage of Epsom salt to correct this issue with one application.
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again!:thumb: WRBud phenomenal shares :thanks: stepping up to help me, cant thank u enough:circle-of-love:

WildRosebud REPS:green_heart::BH:
 
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WildRosebud said:
My first thought was lack of calcium. Second thought , maybe it got cold? Some of my outdoor plants look that way first few days outside as they harden off... I dunno for sure

Your Flux is Fluxtastic by the way! <3 'drools
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AGAIN WRBud :goodjob: BIGGEST ISSUE NOW IS WHEN WATERRED/ FLUSHED, THE RUNOFF, OUT TH BOTTOM, IS ACID!

WATER FED TO TOPSOIL GOES in at 6.3 PH, it comes out the bottom/runoff is 5.2 that is bad!

it should come out about the same as it goes in, right?:thanks:
 
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WildRosebud said:
Sweet! What brand of liquid seaweed would you suggest?
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Any form provided it is organic, which it is anyway. You can use Maxicrop if you can get it, that's a reliable brand. It's available online everywhere. They sell it in the box stores too.

Epsom salts provide two things, magnesium and sulfur, hence, magnesium sulfate. It will mellow the soil and aid in the uptake of other nutrients which are not available at differing pH levels. I can say more if necessary, but it is a really good product.
 
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Oh BTW Trichster,

I would like to congratulate you on becoming a "Cannabis Connoisseur" Well deserved!

:adore:
 
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