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Mad Hamish

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Hahahaha....all I did was buy one pack of grape stomper og,grow it out,post the pics...

M4k,seen the pics...as did skunkie...who was growing the same thing...

The day the site went up,I was on it...keyplay seen the pics,sent me Candydrop to test...the rest is history.


Or just a lucky guy.
M4k saw my Beaver run and decided my lab belongs to dankness lol... Some shared info on organics, and when the fella learned how little I know about Cali genetics blessed me with six packs. Three to test and three for education. I am beyond grateful. So generous. I owe @m4k a huge solid.
 

Flaming Pie

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Any comments on my girls up there? Kinda concerned for them. I do not like promix HP.

The peat is ground really fine and I feel it is contributing to compaction. I will go back to pro mix ultimate most likely as soon as home depot opens their garden section.
 

akhiymjames

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Any comments on my girls up there? Kinda concerned for them. I do not like promix HP.

The peat is ground really fine and I feel it is contributing to compaction. I will go back to pro mix ultimate most likely as soon as home depot opens their garden section.
Only thing I can say it let them do their thang and when they dry out not to water so heavy. I don't know anything about Promix but it seems like it needs extra perlite as I've seen a few people have problems with it holding too much water. Those pots your using isn't hwlping dry them out faster
 

Flaming Pie

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Only thing I can say it let them do their thang and when they dry out not to water so heavy. I don't know anything about Promix but it seems like it needs extra perlite as I've seen a few people have problems with it holding too much water. Those pots your using isn't hwlping dry them out faster
Pro mix ultimate is cheaper and has longer moss particles. I feel it made the mix lighter.

Pro mix HP is expensive, has way too much dust and is ground too fine. I mixed a bit of EWC in with the soil, but not much. 3 cups over 12 gallons of soil. sooooo... Not sure what is happening here...

This is me opening a bag of Pro mix HP.

 
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akhiymjames

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Pro mix ultimate is cheaper and has longer moss particles. I feel it made the mix lighter.

Pro mix HP is expensive, has way too much dust and is ground too fine. I mixed a bit of EWC in with the soil, but not much. 3 cups over 12 gallons of soil. sooooo... Not sure what is happening here...

This is me opening a bag of Pro mix HP.

Def add some perlite to that next time if you use it again. I don't know if I could have used it if it was like that :lol:
 

Mad Hamish

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Any comments on my girls up there? Kinda concerned for them. I do not like promix HP.

The peat is ground really fine and I feel it is contributing to compaction. I will go back to pro mix ultimate most likely as soon as home depot opens their garden section.
squeeze the pots so you see cracks forming in the soil. Scrape off all mulch before you do this, stop if you hit roots. Heating mats set to 24 degrees celsius help a fuktonne. Add direct air flow over soil surface. It will dry in a crust this way, till gently to break a crusty surface. Add mulch as soon as they perk up again. If it takes more than four days an emergency up can. You WILL have root rot. Two ways to go about this, is use Uncle Bens root pruning tek, which is merely running a metal ruler around the rim of the pot chopping roots as you go. Or get some Trichoderma fungus to innoculate the ladies as soon as they can handle water, it is mycovorous and does the same job as mycos so it will bind to your roots and eat all the bad molds and totally dominate. What I would do step by step is: RIGHT NOW prep some over size pots. Up can giving a gentle prune to roots. No water just some mulch. Soon as they perk up innoculate with a little trichoderma in solution. Wait till they get near dry, then and only then water down so all soil is moist. Personally I would shoot for a full strength ACT NOT NUTE TEA but ACT. Add another ten days overall to the time before they can flower, should be stress free by then. And yeah rather more perlite than less...
 
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