Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2013

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OZAK47

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Jozikins said:
Maxsea Crop or Sea Crop are fucking amazing and the same damn thing, I like them because they are cheap. Grab some Shooting Powder by House & Garden or Kool Bloom by General Hydroponics (shooting powder is much better, Kool Bloom still kicks ass) and get some serious fucking WEIGHT in your last 2 weeks. Honest to god I garden organically because there is the potential to have far superior growth through the bacteria and fungi that live around the roots, but in my last 2 weeks "I DONT GIVE A FUCK!" - Samuel L Jackson because the second biggest reason I do organics is because it's cheap, not because I've unlocked it's potential. Lol, so in the last two weeks I juice them. Not this season though, all organic, all the time.
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Select your product size, then add it to your cart:
- Select Size -H & G - Shooting Powder Sachet - Single ($14.50)H & G - Shooting Powder Sachet - Box of 5 ($71.99)





This flowering booster starts a new flowering cycle after the regular flowering phase, significantly increasing the fruit's weight. The extra yield after applying this nutrient additive with surprise you. It actually creates a new layer of top of the existing fruit. Output increases of over 20% can be reached this way.

Application:

Shooting Powder should be used in conjunction with your basic nutrient (Aarde, Aqua Flakes, Cocos, or any other brand of nutrient). Add 1 sachet to 25 gallons of nutrient water during the first week of the last 3 weeks of flowering. Use 2 sachets per 25 gallons on nutrient water during the final 2 weeks of flowering.

Prepare your nutrient container as follows:

Add your base nutrient to the proper level. Ensure proper cicurlation of the nutrient water. Then add Shooting
 
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OZAK47

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GH Kool Bloom Dry - 2.2 Pound

For lavish flowers and reliable ripening, you can’t go wrong with KoolBloom.
$29.50




GH KoolBloom Liquid - Quart

Used at the onset of flowering to initiate a faster blooming response and increase essential oils
$21.95


Learning every day, again thank you JOZIKINS, i am realy deeping on urs ideas
 
crackbaby

crackbaby

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"A question, when should I switch to a flowering fert?" I usually wait until after the "flowering stretch" to switch to flowering nutes.
 
Jozikins

Jozikins

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OZAK47 said:

Select your product size, then add it to your cart:
- Select Size -H & G - Shooting Powder Sachet - Single ($14.50)H & G - Shooting Powder Sachet - Box of 5 ($71.99)





This flowering booster starts a new flowering cycle after the regular flowering phase, significantly increasing the fruit's weight. The extra yield after applying this nutrient additive with surprise you. It actually creates a new layer of top of the existing fruit. Output increases of over 20% can be reached this way.

Application:

Shooting Powder should be used in conjunction with your basic nutrient (Aarde, Aqua Flakes, Cocos, or any other brand of nutrient). Add 1 sachet to 25 gallons of nutrient water during the first week of the last 3 weeks of flowering. Use 2 sachets per 25 gallons on nutrient water during the final 2 weeks of flowering.

Prepare your nutrient container as follows:

Add your base nutrient to the proper level. Ensure proper cicurlation of the nutrient water. Then add Shooting
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OZAK47 said:

GH Kool Bloom Dry - 2.2 Pound

For lavish flowers and reliable ripening, you can’t go wrong with KoolBloom.
$29.50




GH KoolBloom Liquid - Quart

Used at the onset of flowering to initiate a faster blooming response and increase essential oils
$21.95


Learning every day, again thank you JOZIKINS, i am realy deeping on urs ideas
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No problem dude. KoolBloom dry is a finishing formula, liquid is something you use just about all the way through flower. But I definitely recommend the Shooting Powder over all, it sounds like a bunch of gimmicks, but you seriously see calyx stacking on top of calyx, huge weight gain. I always recommend Shooting Powder as the ultimate bud booster. And it's dry, so you can keep it around forever.

And like everyone else said, you can start flowering nutes as late as after the flowering stretch, or as early as the first day of flower.
 
Jozikins

Jozikins

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TWS said:
I hope my only cheating this year is floralicious.
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Floralicious Plus? Nearly the same thing as Bio Heaven, and it is almost organic. It has Ammonium Nitrate, which is the only synthetic in there (I think). I wish they used fish or corn as the nitrogen source, I have no damn idea why they don't, Ammonium Nitrate is acidic and changes the pH, also inhibits bacteria and fungal growth around the root zone in high doses, I doubt it could hurt anything in such mild amounts. It's mainly sea kelp and vegetable protein hydrolysate (probably derived from alfalfa) with humic acid added.

Oh, I guess it also has another synthetic, Potassium Sulfate; which I have no information about and don't feel like doing my homework right now, lol. But apparently there is a rare mineral form of it called arcanite. And I just did my homework anyways, it's really safe, and it won't leave any chlorine in your soil.


Don't worry bro, I guess I'm cheating too, I'm using Floralicious Plus all the way through!


And just because I love everyone on RIU so much, I present to you DELICIOUS ORGANICS!
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TWS

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I only have one other friend that is that knowledgeable right off the top of their head like that on this kind of stuff. Jozi is just way less opinionated. lol And open minded. :bigjoint: I use floralicious plus in my teas.
 
ambedexteras

ambedexteras

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TWS said:
That pot will be fine. How did you lose so much root mass on transplant ? you shouldn't lose any. roll the bucket around in your hands and tap on ground to free it , should just shake right out.
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ya man ive done lie 15 tranplants this yr. all without losing root mass. however most were from a solo cup to like a 2-3 gal container.
The transplanting becomes more difficult when you get to the 2-3 gal to the 10+ gal. but i will sadly do a couple more in
my garden this season so ill be testing out your method good sir. but ya she looks fine today. no issue with the minor loss of roots.
possible a little shock but shes perky and fine Atm
 
Xub420

Xub420

Active Member
this weekends pic of my unknown revegger and yes she stanky!
I noticed that that recent popcorn sites that i pulled....ended up with new growth....like fimming. (new growth regular)


the SoCal heat seemed to boost the shit out of her..
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oh yeah.. and the L.A. Cheese revegg....new growth still irregular.
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I actually went to pick her up and move her and roots were growing out the drain holes. So...DOUGH!!! I ripped them out when i picked up the pot. I believe that would just be a nice root trim huh? Ive read about it...but havent experienced it yet.
 
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