I have read it put this way DST about water. If you can drink it, it's probably ok for your plants. This grow, I have not measured my ph once. Not in my soil and not in my liquids. Plants look the best so far out of all my grows. I've also recently read that some chlorine in your water is actually good for the plants. If you read enough stuff, you'll find contradictory statements about things you thought you knew to be true.
Indeed, there is a lot of reading material out there and a lot of contradictory thoughts and views on this that and the next. I guess that's why I just go with the flow of the plants.
Sweet DB!Just a pic of my current grow.
Doing five "Red Dragon" plants in a 48"x48"x60" growbox with a 600 watt mH & HPS set up.
Growing in a mix of 40% Ocean Forest, 40% sphagnum peat moss and 20% perlite.
Germinated directly in soil using 4" square starter pots, transplanted to 3.3 gallon round pots and started LST when enough time for the roots to expand had been given.
Unfortunately for my plants, I got sick and then hurt my back to the point where I slacked off on moving the light fixtures up in a timely manner (the first 35 days of vegging were under 480 watts of 48" T12 lights).
There was some minor leaf damage on a few of the leaves when the lights where left to touch them for too long, though nothing too bad.
My back is much better, so I'm finally able to tend to my herbs in the manner that they deserve to be cared for!
The plants tips have grown to where they are loosely clipped to the rim of the pots and are wrapped about 3 to 4 inches around the rim so far.
Gave them their first taste of nutes with last night's watering (Pure Blend Pro, Berry Sweet, Liquid Karma) so I should see an increase in growth rate since they're also under the mH HID now.
Will be taking some cuttings from the taller branches for clones (will be my first attempt at cloning), and to make the branches a little closer in size to each other as they flower by using the tallest branches for clones, as well as to clear the way for when the tips have grown full circle and it's time to top them and start flowering.
It's my first time trying the LST method, and am liking what see.
My last harvest is holding strong (about 5 ounces, dry) and I believe I'll have enough to last me until my next harvest.
It's heavy-duty couch lock material, and I've been enjoying the fruits of my labors prodigiously!
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Slow down Casey!!! Have a good day Heads Up!!!
yea its lemon OG..but the larry cut is sfv..crossed with lemon larry..i was gonna get the cali connection ones but i hear they have straight lemon larry or something closer 2 it..but the one u were talking about is a a good candidate..and i jus mean that i can take 21 days and have some nice bushes from seed..that a clone that takes 14-18days 2 put some roots down..and cloners r expensive a good one atleast..with atleast 60 sites..id rather root them myself but if the cloner is gonna ceritfy me 5 extra days shaved off rooting time..ill take it..
Looking good bro. That Red Dragon is a strain that I was seriously considering for a long time. I am real interested in seeing how it turns out, so please keep posting updates and most importantly a smoke report. Keep up the good work and I hope your health improves.Just a pic of my current grow.
Doing five "Red Dragon" plants in a 48"x48"x60" growbox with a 600 watt mH & HPS set up.
Growing in a mix of 40% Ocean Forest, 40% sphagnum peat moss and 20% perlite.
Germinated directly in soil using 4" square starter pots, transplanted to 3.3 gallon round pots and started LST when enough time for the roots to expand had been given.
Unfortunately for my plants, I got sick and then hurt my back to the point where I slacked off on moving the light fixtures up in a timely manner (the first 35 days of vegging were under 480 watts of 48" T12 lights).
There was some minor leaf damage on a few of the leaves when the lights where left to touch them for too long, though nothing too bad.
My back is much better, so I'm finally able to tend to my herbs in the manner that they deserve to be cared for!
The plants tips have grown to where they are loosely clipped to the rim of the pots and are wrapped about 3 to 4 inches around the rim so far.
Gave them their first taste of nutes with last night's watering (Pure Blend Pro, Berry Sweet, Liquid Karma) so I should see an increase in growth rate since they're also under the mH HID now.
Will be taking some cuttings from the taller branches for clones (will be my first attempt at cloning), and to make the branches a little closer in size to each other as they flower by using the tallest branches for clones, as well as to clear the way for when the tips have grown full circle and it's time to top them and start flowering.
It's my first time trying the LST method, and am liking what see.
My last harvest is holding strong (about 5 ounces, dry) and I believe I'll have enough to last me until my next harvest.
It's heavy-duty couch lock material, and I've been enjoying the fruits of my labors prodigiously!
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Who said "Pigs might fly"....well they do by all accounts, haha - I am watching you!
LOL.. im wid ya on that.. FDPif u see any pork choppers, call dr greenthumb
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but with seed you are not sure of the sex or phenotype, and the majority of my clones root before the 14 day period...the slackers get the extra time.
