It will be 3 days since my tea tonight and I’m going to check moisture levels when lights come on, I had been using Bk for I think 4 feeds before any of this with the 6:1 ratio but the last two things she’s gotten have been just herc/oly on Friday (1.5 gallons too much I know) and 1 gallon of herc/oly/SLF/microbe tea on Sunday . She’s going to get just herc/oly on the next feed at a half gallon. I’ve cut most of the super super burnt and fucked up light blocking growth and she doesn’t seem to be declining as rapidly/possibly not declining at all anymore. I also plan to cultivate my root zone before feeding again with a bamboo skewer per advice from hotrod Harley on a different thread where we’re discussing the issue.
you just feed herc/oly ? was this a herc day ? or a feed day ?
should be following the feed feed herc , feed feed tea ... the idea is when you transplant you should be sprinkle either dr root or Bigfoot in the hole then water in either Bigfoot concentrate or cultured veg tea then start with the feed feed herc and feed feed tea ...
Just herc/oly. I was advised to back off from full feedings due to all of the extra nutrients that are likely locked up in the soil and to feed this for a week or so. Last 3 feeds have been herc/oly, microbe tea, and herc/oly. I’ve Also been advised that’s it may be beneficial to do a few PhD water only feeds incorporated with cultivating the soil to try and free up anything that’s stuck down there for nutrients that could be burning
if any lock out it will show in slurries too .... looking back at your pics just the tops look at that ? if yes then light is to close ... I dont know why any one would want you to water only , nectar is not a salt nutrient , but maybe that tea your using is .. so lets get to the bottom of this and figure it out .. that tea your using is a "feed tea". and that makes me nervous ....
The compost tea I’m using is buffaloam compost tea. https://www.domyown.com/buffaloam-organic-plant-food-loose-compost-tea-p-3510.html
Good info, thanks! I've been meaning to ask about Bigfoot, I'll add that to my list. Speaking of list OCG has a sale coming up and was wondering what should I have on my radar?
Are those pots in the photo their final home? It's a good place to start the feed feed tea/ feed feed flush regiment. If all you have done is feed so far, do a TEA next and start the regiment.
definitely shocked her, yes just water and possibly a kelp foliar......and no intense light or heavy fan breeze!! If not bouncing back over next 48 hours it might need to be topped to stifle the plants energy that the lead growing tip requires!!
should only have to use plain water once or twice......once to water in the fumbled transplant and one light watering to just keep the soil moist......then Gaia is a nice stress reducer to correct the shock!!
your in good shape, that plant will be back to normal in no time.
