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Awesome, this was my first time using it. There a noticeable difference or is it just routine?

Looking good! I'd snag those apples off the ground in the back and make FPJ!

I'll definitely have to give this strain another go. Smells like grape perfume.

Have you come across strains that have very low yields but are top notch flower in smell / frost / color? Pics welcome. I want to run a couple next year and because it's for personal use, I don't really need pounds of bud.

Will do, thanks

Yea it's a bit weird. Here are some more pics.

I've transplanted in flower before with no problem. Most people don't recommend it because newbies don't know how to transplant properly. There's a chance that placing them into new soil will make them focus on root growth though. IMO the main risk is that the soil they are transplanted into...

Not too late but I think it will be a two person job. Pulling the fabric pots off is a pain, and you'll want someone to stabilize your plant while you're tugging. Cutting the fabric might be easiest but wasteful. If you're gentle and transplant without disturbing the roots too much it should...

Here's a little Mendo Purple Urkle photo I got this morning. I love this hobby so much.

Thanks man! I'm learning a lesson in defoliating indicas this year. Sneaky bastards just throw fan leaves left and right, causing all sorts of problems with mold. Looking like next year I'm going to have to stick to plants with GSC structure, nice and spaced out nodes. Lol I hope that my...

Whatsup RIU! Figured I should start documenting my grow in a thread rather than a personal journal. Entering flower now but better late than never! Here's the gang: Back mid = Zkittlez x T-1000 Back right = Secret Service (T-1000 x Obama Kush) Front left = Bubba Kush x T-1000 Front right =...

Most oils work as a fungicide. The only problem is you can't spray in flower.

It's great. The bactieria is Bacillus amloliquefaciens. Check out the patent description for the strain: https://patents.google.com/patent/CN104560837B/en "Bacillus amyloliquefaciens of the present invention can be applied to the prevention and treatment of...plant diseases such as powdery...

They look great! One thing I'm doing for BT on flowering plants is mixing my BT with Southern Ag Garden Friendly Fungicide. The GFF is a bacteria as well, and the two combined are helping knock out the caterpillars and protecting the buds from rot. I haven't seen any mold since I started...

Ya he's legit, I just think he has issues with his distribution sometimes. Needs a little reminder to head to the post office :D

I botched the feeding on this little plant during early flowering, so it has small buds. Seems to be swelling but also might throw it's second round of pistils. What do you think, 4 or so more weeks?

How's the progress? Should be entering flower?

I think part of the reason coco growers use salt nutrients is because of it's lower CEC compared to peat. If they're feeding more often and more "precise" ratios, coco is perfect. One flush and you're back to no nutrients. I much prefer feeding the microbes and allowing the plants to take up...

Coco gave me too high of a pH. So I had to add a bunch of bottled fish fert to lower the pH. I did use langbeinite, but langbeinite is pH neutral so it doesn't change anything aside from providing quick K, Mag and S. Don't get me wrong, coco works great for some people. It's just not for me.

Yep spot on. It essentially occupies areas of the plant where unwanted fungus can populate. I use the Southern Ag version, it's cheap and effective.