here's a blue mystic that i harvested a few months back. nice clean buzz, i liked it... wish i had some left....
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it was grown in mg organic mixed with perlite at 10 to 1. i mostly use fox farm's ferts.
I got the organic. I figured since they were already in an organic type soil it would be an easier transition for them. I still haven't gotten perlite but i'll put that in the transplant for sure when i do them.they are looking great. i would hold off on transplanting until they are ready to go into larger pots. which fox farms soil did you get?
Sorry, water being "magnified" by light and thus burning plants is an old wives tale. If this was true the 105 degree jungles in the tropics would be burnt to a crisp with a 1 min cloud burst and this is where many Sativa strains come from. Water does not magnify light, it spreads it. Plus, it just goes against all horticultural knowledge and science.Misting is a good idea during vegetative stage. It is just not a good idea to mist heavily during light period unless you have some means to dry the leaves before they get burn. Do you check soil pH and the pH of your water regularly? Also what is the moisture level of your soil? Remember it should be close to dry on top, moist in the middle part and close to wet or wet at the bottom (not too wet tho). Also good luck with your grow.
you have no idea what your talking about.Sorry, water being "magnified" by light and thus burning plants is an old wives tale. If this was true the 105 degree jungles in the tropics would be burnt to a crisp with a 1 min cloud burst and this is where many Sativa strains come from. Water does not magnify light, it spreads it. Plus, it just goes against all horticultural knowledge and science.
do you mean initially or in my most recent pics?i think you over watered!!