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osowhom

osowhom

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i dont understand why it is so hard for the average joe to grow a darn plant without issues at such an early stage? i think the answer is over thinking over feeding over watering and just all around messing with them the answer is simple start off with good genetics great soil and the correct lighting and atmosphere then their will be no "deficiencies" and or "nute burn" oh and dont forget good water lol i would toss them and restart the whole grow instead of adding this and that lol
 
osowhom

osowhom

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best of luck to you i am sure if growing is for you it will happen and if it isnt it wont
 
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MintyDreadlocks

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osowhom said:
i dont understand why it is so hard for the average joe to grow a darn plant without issues at such an early stage? i think the answer is over thinking over feeding over watering and just all around messing with them the answer is simple start off with good genetics great soil and the correct lighting and atmosphere then their will be no "deficiencies" and or "nute burn" oh and dont forget good water lol i would toss them and restart the whole grow instead of adding this and that lol
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even "good soils" can lack in ca/mag very early on... Normally i use FFOF and have no problem early but im using Coast of Main soil and they lack on ca/mag early on but otherwise is a very rich soil... also even great genetics sometimes are more demanding of ca/mag.... doesnt make them bad genetics.

ca/mag is a very easy thing to supplement and a very common deficiency and would be worth saving.
 
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BeastLebanese

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MintyDreadlocks said:
even "good soils" can lack in ca/mag very early on... Normally i use FFOF and have no problem early but im using Coast of Main soil and they lack on ca/mag early on but otherwise is a very rich soil... also even great genetics sometimes are more demanding of ca/mag.... doesnt make them bad genetics.

ca/mag is a very easy thing to supplement and a very common deficiency and would be worth saving.
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I agree, definitely worth saving. And yeah some great strains can be like hungry hungry hippos when it comes to feeding, others are like a baby in a high chair when you comin with a spoon making airplane and train sounds and they shut their mouth last second and slap the spoon out your hand like "bitch, I told you I wasn't hungry!" Lmao
 
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MintyDreadlocks

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BeastLebanese said:
I agree, definitely worth saving. And yeah some great strains can be like hungry hungry hippos when it comes to feeding, others are like a baby in a high chair when you comin with a spoon making airplane and train sounds and they shut their mouth last second and slap the spoon out your hand like "bitch, I told you I wasn't hungry!" Lmao
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Yeah exactly. lmao. The Dosidos i have going right now by G13 is hungry monster for ca/mag while the two other strains are just fine without supplementing.
 
osowhom

osowhom

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MintyDreadlocks said:
even "good soils" can lack in ca/mag very early on... Normally i use FFOF and have no problem early but im using Coast of Main soil and they lack on ca/mag early on but otherwise is a very rich soil... also even great genetics sometimes are more demanding of ca/mag.... doesnt make them bad genetics.

ca/mag is a very easy thing to supplement and a very common deficiency and would be worth saving.
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i never tried cal mag? what exactly is it i hear a lot about it is there a way to get cal and mag naturally?
 
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MintyDreadlocks

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osowhom said:
i never tried cal mag? what exactly is it i hear a lot about it is there a way to get cal and mag naturally?
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Epsom Salts are natural and were first found in a saline spring in England. They are a high source of Mg.

Calcium can be derived from lime and eggshell compost.

Calcium chloride is natural as it is derived from limestone (semi sythetic tbh) think cocaine. it uses solvents to get the good stuff. Thats the case with getting the calcium chloride. it uses hydrochloric acid to get the salts from the limestone. So depending on how you think of it... its natural. But like i stated above you can just go the compost route before planting. and foliage feed Mg.
 
osowhom

osowhom

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MintyDreadlocks said:
Epsom Salts are natural and were first found in a saline spring in England. They are a high source of Mg.

Calcium can be derived from lime and eggshell compost.

Calcium chloride is natural as it is derived from limestone
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ok i make a brew with 9 tblspoons of epsom and 1 of sugar in the raw per 1 gallon distilled water and add 3 ounces to each gallon i water or feed with thats why i never have deficiency
 
osowhom

osowhom

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MintyDreadlocks said:
Epsom Salts are natural and were first found in a saline spring in England. They are a high source of Mg.

Calcium can be derived from lime and eggshell compost.

Calcium chloride is natural as it is derived from limestone (semi sythetic tbh) think cocaine. it uses solvents to get the good stuff. Thats the case with getting the calcium chloride. it uses hydrochloric acid to get the salts from the limestone. So depending on how you think of it... its natural. But like i stated above you can just go the compost route before planting. and foliage feed Mg.
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i also have an iron calcium supplement i always thought calmag was some type of bottled stuff they love to sell
 
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BeastLebanese

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That's why I love me some blackstrap molasses. Organic and unsulphured.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/garden-how-to/soil-fertilizers/feeding-plants-with-molasses.htm

Really good stuff. Supposed to be really healthy.
www.mashed.com

When You Drink Molasses Every Day, This Is What Happens To Your Body - Mashed

Molasses, a thick, syrupy, dark brown sweetener, is used in a variety of recipes from baked goods to barbecue sauce. What happens if you drink it every day?
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Full of Calcium and Magnesium, plus a bunch of other beneficial stuff.
Here's a snapshot of the minerals in 1 cup.
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Fromhttps://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/sweets/5573/2
 
osowhom

osowhom

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BeastLebanese said:
That's why I love me some blackstrap molasses. Organic and unsulphured.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/garden-how-to/soil-fertilizers/feeding-plants-with-molasses.htm

Really good stuff. Supposed to be really healthy.
www.mashed.com

When You Drink Molasses Every Day, This Is What Happens To Your Body - Mashed

Molasses, a thick, syrupy, dark brown sweetener, is used in a variety of recipes from baked goods to barbecue sauce. What happens if you drink it every day?
www.mashed.com www.mashed.com

Full of Calcium and Magnesium, plus a bunch of other beneficial stuff.
Here's a snapshot of the minerals in 1 cup.
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Fromhttps://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/sweets/5573/2
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my girls get grandmas molasess every friday 2 tablespoons per gal i use my kuerig coffee maker put the molasses in a cup with steaming hot water stir the pour it in a gallon of water and shake
 
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