Search results

Im about to harvest a decent amount of flower, at least a pound will be going to concentrate. I already have a 10 ton rosin press that i have experience with and i know i can get roughly 15 to 20% yeild. I was considering saving myself a lot of work and doing fresh frozen bubble, then press into...

I have 4 plants at 40 days into flower. 2 grape ape and 2 blueberry (all from seed). I wasnt really looking to get any mothers going right now but at the 4 week mark, 2 of my plants, one grape ape and one blueberry started looking really amazing. Smell is insane, like candy. Trich coverage is...

Ive only done flower but next im gonna try live hash rosin. Might be something for you to consider again because of yeild. When doing bubble hash first and then pressing, you will get better quality and lower yeild than flower rosin. In your situation, needing to dispose of extra, i would go...

Depends how good your buds are. Nice frosty stuff, 20%. Im getting usually 15% on my half decent stuff. Temp that you press at makes a difference too. If youre gonna have excess, press at lower temp for higher quality lower yeild. Id say aim for a half pound to guarantee an ounce of rosin but...

One thing to consider, since sativas take so long to fully mature, im sure its much more common for them to be harvested early, therefore giving more of a head high

Haha!! Really? Like its not this whole damn forum all the time? I would say about average most threads get about 6 posts deep before a bunch of assholes start pissing all over each other. Always someone attacking someone else for some bullshit drama. Go check out my feed water water thread if...

Started growing last winter indoors with seeds that i ordered. Never had any spider mite issues. This summer i decided to try outdoor which went well other than the spider mites. Every plant which was in 3 separate locations on my property all got spider mites. The couple plants i had in my...

Thanks, every once in a while i get little bits of constructive input between all the BS on here so i guess thats why i stick around.

Makes perfect sense and logically what i would assume is correct, But according to guys like bk78, you are wrong and you will never get as good of results with feed, water, water and something so ridiculous could only be learned from youtube I was just curious why feed water water is commonly...

what is your point? you just tried to tell me that youve never seen it on a nutrient bottle EVER and basically i must be a moron that learned everything i know from youtube to believe something so idiotic as "feed, water, water". Then you say " id love to see a crop grown following that feed...

Yes, its relevant to the amount of feed, but why would it ever need to be in intervals and not just adjust the amount in every feeding.

Are you serious? im looking at one right now, techna flora, says to feed every 3rd irrigation. Like literally its everywhere. I can link a few if you like.

I still have no idea what you're talking about

Wow, ok buddy. As i already said, its everywhere. Bottles of nutrients, many threads, grow journals, etc. Are you gonna tell me right now that there isnt highly skilled growers out there that follow a similar schedule? Sorry you didnt like the word "we", obviously not you and the concept doesnt...

And again, what?

What?

I still dont see the logic. Yes, you should read your plants and feed what they ask for, but why in an on/off schedule? Container size is irrelevant. If soil grows use larger container that hold more nutrients, then drop the ppm to match what the plant is consuming. Why alternate feed and water...

Well logically i would agree with you and see no reason why not to feed the correct amount every feeding, i was just curious why it seems to be such a common recommendation. There must be some kind of reasoning behind it. As for no feed last 2 weeks, im familiar with the studies. As im sure you...

Really? For starters straight from the instructions on multiple nutrient brands, i literally see it all the time in posts, videos, grow journals, etc. You act like you've never even heard it before. Search feed, water water on google and read a couple threads of it being discussed. Literally...

It seems to be generally accepted that plants being fed in soil should follow a schedule similar to this. Water with nutrients, then just water a couple times. We dont do this in coco or hydro, rather we give a steady consistent amount of nutrients that the plant is happy at. So why in soil...