Doug Dawson
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You should probably start your own thread bud but to answer your question, yes they are. That is about 4.7 gallons which you can house a huge plant in without any issues.
Should i kill my plants and throw them to the garbage ?
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Cvntcrusher
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Thank you just needed a quick answer lol
Kassiopeija
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Well, I fertilize not according to their plan but look at the plants and then decide on the spot which bottles I pick. But BB allmix has a salinity of EC 2.2mS and is quite sharp.
I use Fishmix in veg or for a N source as its NPK is 6-2-4, whereas BB Grow is cool to usew in veg when you use their Lightmix as that one has much less P & K so BB Grows 4-3-6 fits well. Also this is a good flower formulae. Bio Bloom is 2-6-3.5 and I only add that with just a minimal dosage 1ml/l in order to prevent P-def.
Biobizz grows work better if you feed the plants with a alkaline water (medium hard - EC 0.4 - 0.6) containing some chalk. Because most of their products are acidic it's ok to feed neutral around pH 7. The breaking down of the fertilizer is going to introduce some acidity to the soil anyway...
Algamic is ok too if you have softwater or as leaf application, or to add some more micronutes when no further NPK is necessary.
The other products are stimulants and they can fuck up your grow if you mindlessly use them.
I have absolutely no clue why your buds don't make you high, you either have a non-drug chemotype or something locked out iron and manganese. Both are essential for cannabinoid development. But it doesn't look like...
Do you perhaps have a water analysis at your disposal?
Skyhound
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Im pretty sure nutrients and water is not the problem , they didnt show problems only after many days after the estimated harvest time they started degrading . I just wanted to know for sure if the 33ºc inside the tent for more then 1 month was the problem so i could at least get my mind to rest since the crop doesnt makes me high , theire still alive , thricomes wont go amber maybe just like 1% , its like it doesnt even has thc to degrade to amber . If anyone could confirm me it was the heat that destroyed the thc i would have my mind a rest
Kassiopeija
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I think heat has a much more heavy burden on flavour & terpenes and not on Cannabinoids as these are oily encaptured in the bulbs of the trichs. Also, hemp is a C3-sunplant that can tolerate heat up to 50°C (photosynthesis begins to throttle around 35°C and comes to a halt around 45°C). In its natural habitate - this state is oftentimes reached during full summer middaylight and these plants have developed tactics to being able to cope with it (actually trichs ARE is one of this method). I've also grown with much higher temps 35°C ambient + 600w HPS in a 4x4 and the sativas didn't even experience heatstress....
Is this perhaps a tissue culture derived plant?
Is this perhaps a tissue culture derived plant?
BB doesn't publicise it's formulaes so we have no data to look into micronutes... I've written them numerous times but they didn't give in!
Skyhound
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I think heat has a much more heavy burden on flavour & terpenes and not on Cannabinoids as these are oily encaptured in the bulbs of the trichs. Also, hemp is a C3-sunplant that can tolerate heat up to 50°C (photosynthesis begins to throttle around 35°C and comes to a halt around 45°C). In its natural habitate - this state is oftentimes reached during full summer middaylight and these plants have developed tactics to being able to cope with it (actually trichs ARE is one of this method). I've also grown with much higher temps 35°C ambient + 600w HPS in a 4x4 and the sativas didn't even experience heatstress....
Is this perhaps a tissue culture derived plant?
BB doesn't publicise it's formulaes so we have no data to look into micronutes... I've written them numerous times but they didn't give in!
"Is this perhaps a tissue culture derived plant? " i dont understand what u mean with this ? its from seed and genetics have good reputation .
Yes they can tolerate that temperatures outside because the roots are more fresh but inside my tent around pot level temps were 31.5c
Aussieaceae
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Not to alarm, but have you double / triple checked the center of your colas?
Ime unseen bud rot looks just like that.
Hope I'm just mistaken.
Ime unseen bud rot looks just like that.
Hope I'm just mistaken.
Skyhound
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the flowers i tested and were a few didnt have any bud rot and i looked plenty with jewelers loup and microscopeNot to alarm, but have you double / triple checked the center of your colas?
Ime unseen bud rot looks just like that.
Hope I'm just mistaken.
Aussieaceae
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That's awesome then!
