EastCoastGhost
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Thanks ChefDGreen, I’m so excited to watch these girls stack some bud. So far things have went smoothly so hopefully they will finish up strong
Who Let The Dogs Out? Chem Comparison Grow!
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Bean 7175
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That's one beautiful jungle, Ghost. Can, I ask, what do you feed them?Thanks Bard, they are really thriving right now, here’s a group shot of all the girls✌
EastCoastGhost
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Thanks Bean. I go simple as possible, I use dynagro protekt and dynagro foilage pro and that’s all I use besides a little calmag starting around week 4. Dynagro is a complete formula, it has everything you need in the foilage pro. I add the protekt cause it’s silica and silica builds stronger cell walls and that means stronger branches, it’s also helps the plant with environment stress along with other things. Dynagro is simple and easy, that’s why I like it and I’ve been getting great results with it. I’ve used 3 other brands of nutes and I like dynagro the best. I’ve thought about trying mega crop but I’ve got a gallon of dynagro so maybe once I use that up I may try it and see how I like it.That's one beautiful jungle, Ghost. Can, I ask, what do you feed them?
I've used Dyna Gro for the past year
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The Bard
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I am seeing more and more folks excited with their results from both Dyna Gro and Mega Crop. It sounds really simple and elegant. Maybe someday I will try one or the other.
I'm leaning towards Mega Crop. It costs about the same as a gallon of Flora Bloom. I have enough of that for this grow, so it's one or the other.
EastCoastGhost
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Yea I love dynagro, I’ve got a couple newbies on here to switch to dynagro and they are getting great results. It’s simple, easy, and don’t take long to mix lol. The results are the best though, since I started using dynagro my harvests started getting heavier. I may try megacrop one day but right now I’m stocked up pretty good on dynagro lol
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The Bard
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Thanks Ghost!
EastCoastGhost
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I use flora with my dwc plants, I would like to definitely try mega crop in dwc though cause dynagro don’t do as good in dwc, that’s why I use flora in dwc. I can’t get the ph to stabilize with dynagro in dwc so if mega crop does good in dwc that would save me some time there lol
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The Bard
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I'm leaning towards Mega Crop. It costs about the same as a gallon of Flora Bloom. I have enough of that for this grow, so it's one or the other.
Hope you get the same great results that I am seeing others get, Salty.
FYI... I am heading down to the dungeon now to mix up some STS. Wish me luck with my reversal! Doing one branch on a Super Skunk auto, as the DDA decided to bloom way ahead of schedule.
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The Bard
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I love growing in coco. I tried hempy this time around for a few autos. I'm not sure about hempy yet. Perhaps in the fall I will try one bucket of DWC. The results folks get are really amazing. Maybe I'll do the Dinachem in DWC, just for education and experiments.
Best of luck with it.
EastCoastGhost
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I really like dwc and plants grow super fast but I like coco also, coco is like a security blanket for me I guess, it’s hard for me to leave it completely so I’ve been doing a couple in dwc and the rest in coco. I have to say though, I’ve been getting great results in dwc. I may do all dwc next run and see how it goes
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The Bard
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Yup... it was seeing one or two of your beautiful gals in DWC that got me thinking about the possibility. Coco = security. Absolutely!
I've been working today on compacting my future posts that may have many images. I hate scrolling through a long list of images, but like to be able to view them full size. When going through other's posts I'll be scrolling through and sometimes miss the text in between the images. It's an easy to edit table with the images display 1/4 size in most desktop browsers (but not MSIE). Clicking on an image should bring it up full size, just as if it wasn't in the table. Hopefully this format will help:
What do you think? Go with this, or just leave out the tables?
5' Tent / Mars Hydro TSL-2000 (12/12 Light Cycle) Left to Right: Cream & Cheese, Sapphire Scout, Candida _______________________________________________________________ | 7' Tent / DIY Eight COB Light (18/6 Light Cycle) Left to Right: Cream & Cheese, Candida _______________________________________________________________ |
What do you think? Go with this, or just leave out the tables?
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The Bard
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I've been working today on compacting my future posts that may have many images. I hate scrolling through a long list of images, but like to be able to view them full size. When going through other's posts I'll be scrolling through and sometimes miss the text in between the images. It's an easy to edit table with the images display 1/4 size in most desktop browsers (but not MSIE). Clicking on an image should bring it up full size, just as if it wasn't in the table. Hopefully this format will help:
Left to Right: Cream & Cheese, Sapphire Scout, Candida
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Left to Right: Cream & Cheese, Candida
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What do you think? Go with this, or just leave out the tables?
Interesting. Personally, I like it when the images appear full size, without needing to click on them to enlarge. I am usually on my laptop (Internet Explorer) or my iPhone. Will be curious to see what your images look like on each one as you post in the future. The ones you just posted here are full size on my laptop, but are "bleeding" over to the far right so that I need to scroll right to see all of it.
Yes, that's what I saw in MSIE as well. I really hate that every browser renders the page slightly differently. Generating a browser specific page for each visitor has been the bane of HTML programming since the Netscape/IE wars back in the early '90s. We don't, and shouldn't have that level of control in these forums.
Should ask for green light to start gardening again! Its helps, for-real.
Glad to hear you back on your feet.
Wish me luck - got my Ortho 6 week checkup tomorrow. I wasn't supposed to be walking or bending my knee.
Took off the brace a week ago. lol Been walking dogs and hiking in the woods (with brace on).
So far so good. Weed helps. I wood say I couldn't do without it. lol
Newfun
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Great job. Ortho surgery has come a long way. Thankful you are doing so well. I hope your progress knocks the doctor on his/her a**. Glad the weed helps
I’ll start looking for work tomorrow then I have something me reefer to grow!