600W C99 Organic Scrog

growman3666

growman3666

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Mechanical said:
I water/feed/water so for now she has only had to water. They will need to be watered with nutes Monday night when I get home. I was going 5 days in between waterings but by the looks of them in the pictures they are drinking more so I'll go every 4 days. That means next time I go to work she will have to nute them. Go box makes it pretty simple and she is a smart one. I'll make her watch and take detailed notes on Monday lol:)

I do have a question for any organic people out there. I want to add a product like Great White Shark or probably the Roots Organics brand. I can't remember the name right now. I know I top dress with it but I also wanna start using molasses on straight watering days. Can I use both at the same time or should I use the bacteria on my next straight watering and then the molasses on the one after that?
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Mycorrhizae need to be applied directly to the roots for them to germinate. I have earth juice and i know it isnt water soluble so it wont penetrate through the soil unless i apply when transplanting or dig
 
Jman305

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Dede7 said:
Thanks for the help with the pics :)

I watered them today and I'll probably go check on them again tomorrow night.

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DAMN the size of that stem! Just be sure to start weaving the branches under when they hit the screen. I'm subbed up to this grow. I'm using the GO line myself and have noticed tremendous growth. I grow organic as well and currently have a bagseed and bubblelicious sativa pheno in veg. I'm waiting for the clones to root and then its switch time. Im also ordering a 6 spot blackstar Chrome here as soon as my bank transfers my money to the proper account. If I'm not mistake, you guy lucky and got the pineapple pheno. The one with the skinny leaves that's taller. It looks the same as the ones on everyone else's grow. I think the other one is the fruit punch pheno. Both are good yielders and especially since this is a SCROG.
 
Jman305

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Yeah myco need to be lightly dug into the top 1-2 inches of soil or else applied when watering through a tea of sorts. These nutes breed VERY healthy AACTs. If you have any questions, ask. I'm not an expert but I read a lot and I learn from my own mistakes. :) You can use both at the same time, the molasses acts as food for the mycos to wake them up and start colonizing. 1 Tbsp per gallon.
 
doubletake

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Yeah I used great white I'm sure you can use the molasses with it that sounds like a pretty good combo actually ha I might copy you on that one ha
 
Thundercat

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If I get back to soil soe day I'm gonna have to really look into the whole organics thing. Last time I ran soil I just used fox farms nutes, and had great results, but I really like the idea of being fully, of almost fully organic.
 
doubletake

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I switched from fox farms to roots organica I like that stuff more actually that's a really good organic mix if your looking for something
 
Thundercat

Thundercat

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Well I'm not looking now, but I am following a couple organic grows right now, and I've been seeing alot about the roots organics.
 
Mechanical

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Glad to be fucking home!! Plants are looking good and growing right along. Started training last night.. Looks like they are ready for some food today.

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Mechanical

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growman3666 said:
Mycorrhizae need to be applied directly to the roots for them to germinate. I have earth juice and i know it isnt water soluble so it wont penetrate through the soil unless i apply when transplanting or dig
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So I will dig in about two inches into the soil on their next watering and add some Myco and water it with molasses water.. Sound good?
 
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puffdatchronic

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looking great man ,how long do you reckon it will take to fill your screen up..it's going to add alot more time on your veg time wouldnt it?
 
Mechanical

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puffdatchronic said:
looking great man ,how long do you reckon it will take to fill your screen up..it's going to add alot more time on your veg time wouldnt it?
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Oh ya it adds a lot of time but the increase in yield is worth it and its fun. Scrogging is not really a time efficient method. I'd like to one day have a perpetual sog going but I don't have room for 2 separate rooms atm.
 
Thundercat

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So I just left the grow shop and they have me a free pack of that mycos stuff. I'm thinking about using it in my soil for one or two of my mother plants to give it a try.
 
Thundercat

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So when I transplant into my soil I should apply it to the root ball? Should I just follow the directions otherwise.
 
Thundercat

Thundercat

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Sweet that's exactly what the packet said too. I also got some super thrive I'm gonna start using with my clones.
 
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