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Can you please elaborate? Thanks.

Hello my friend. This is not a joke. I am very interested in the details behind your claim. If indeed it is not OG, I would have been looking in all the wrong places. Can you please elaborate? What specifically about its morphology is not OG? Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks to anyone who legitimately read the post and tried to help. For those of us with no vision....or the inability to read...or just the propensity to spit half-assed jokes whenever they're confused by a difficult problem...there is a method to the madness. This is a complicated problem...

How do you know it's not cut #236? I'm not convinced you know. Please send me your bank acct info and I will activate smellevision so you can sample her nose...that way we can be sure.

I would guess the clone I got from the dispensary has seen more than 15 different growers...but, like me, perhaps many lost her too.

I knooowww....but I was hoping that would offer some morphological distinctions, which, combined with the nose profile, and (long shot) even the geographical location, maybe I could narrow it down to a couple cuts. It's the only thing I have left of her, memory and a pic, unfortunately. Like...

This is the most delightful, captivating, stop-in-your-tracks, amazing smelling OG I have ever laid my nose upon. I lost her to broad mites, stupidly threw her away because I didn't want to fight anymore. I really regret it and now I need to know what cut it was, so I can spend my life savings...

Nice, I didn't know they released S1s. I think the "Ya hemi" is project 4516 x melonatta. Yeah, I heard Gelato was in the 4516.

Thanks, yeah, I bet theres a lot more calcium locked in the mix due to high pH. I might have to adjust pH of the irrigation water. Old batch of soil. Someone on here mentioned mushroom compost as a possible high sodium amendment. That was in the original mix I bought. Not sure about sodium...

I'll check it out, thanks. I was anxious to get it going and I ended up adding the following to 200 gallon pots of the 'soil' in question: *My hasty approach was that since my soluble salts are a bit on the low side I feel comfortable adding some amendments in. Mg, K were super high...

My pH is 7.1 and my Mg and K are way high...that's why I'm adding the gypsum. Dont want to add too much gypsum, so I won't have to add more Mg or K. My pH is already on high side due to CaCO3 from oyster shell flour. What am I missing?

Newbie with gypsum here, but 8.5 lbs/yd3 seems a little high? Maybe 2 lb/yd3? idk.

Just found the actual guidelines for this test (left) to compare to my results (right). They refer to it as an "artificial soil media", and measures water soluble nutrient levels. I know it's not accounting for the insoluble reserves, but at least a starting point. Thing that worries me the...

Not bad radiant...other than phosphorus being out of whack, looks like you're in the pocket. ton of life!

Also wondering if the high pH and high potassium explains my symptoms last year, leaf margin yellowing near end of colas during flowering...perhaps lockout of sulfur and iron? Or maybe it really was potassium def, but I added langbenite late in flowering, too late to fix the issue, but now its...

Also still trying to understand how the conditions of the test affect the numbers reported....for example, does the pH 7.1 make the phosphorus number seem lower, since phosphorus is less available (i.e. soluble?) at neutral pH? And with all of the oyster shell flour I added last season, am I...

Tried out Spectrum Analytic. They recommended soluble nutrient analysis for my "soilless mix"...even though I think of my mix more like a "hybrid soil-soilless mix"...it has 20% coco, 30% turkey compost, 30% mushroom compost, 10 % lava rock, 10% perlite...then amended throughout last 2 grow...

thanks for link...looks like they're inop also due to covid

Oooooooommmm....oooooooommmmmm.....mellllloooowwww...melllllooowwww....rofl hahahah, fucking best weed comedy ever.

Thanks, yeah I've heard about 'em, but I heard they're wildly inaccurate. Real soil labs should be able to run tests that are inaccessible to home labs. Wonder if anyone has compared a home test to a real lab test?