Baywatcher
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Loving the macro, nice.
Why do you say that?
Careful, looks like it may start to reveg...
That's what I think too... week and a half from now is 9 weeks (Monday after next) - I think somewhere between week 9-10 she should be ready. There are only 4-6 that might finish in this timeframe the rest all need at least 2-3 weeks... i think the smallest chernojill may even need 4, but looking at the oldest one they look immature late and are maturing quick at the end.Another week or two, man.
The plant uptakes what it needs, if it's in the soil. 100% organic won't stay green till the end? Bullshit.100% organic, they won't stay green until the very end. You can't force Organic N onto the plants.
Synthetic, you can force N onto them.
And I'm talking about the fan leaves. Not the bud leaves.
Those aren't done And hell yeah I know a lot because I put work in. You wanna make snarly little girly comments, go ahead.100% ORGANIC, and they look pretty damn green to me. Right before harvest btw.
Hit the books and get back to me. If I need to drop some literature I will.The plant uptakes what it needs, if it's in the soil. 100% organic won't stay green till the end? Bullshit.
this may be wrong, but....
FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT!!
Sorry couldn't help myself - let's keep it friendly
I really don't know the answer myself -- I don't see why if a plant will take synthetic ferts til the end it would not take organics. It's true organics have to be converted into a useable form -- however with super soil most of the conversion is down while it sits for a month and bakes - the end absorbable product is already there in final form waiting to be absorbed, and more is being converted until the raw materials are all used up (they won't be -- the peruvian seabird pellets take months to fully break down.
The good thing about keeping the leaves green is it preserves the hash material in the flower fan leaves. Once those yellow up and die a lot of that's gone... but i'm not trying to keep'em green... they just ended up with a lot of N due to it being a last minute mish-mash soil mix... next time is normal formula super soil and I expect to see more fade at the end.
if you wanna keep your plants green as fuck all the way through, put peruvian seabird pellets in the soil... they aren't hot an break down slow and are both high N & P. You can even put'em in without baking the soil first.
LOLOLOLSomebody, hold my baby mannnnn lol