Gage Green Seeds (Grape Stomper x Og(Underdawg)

genuity said:

thanks,jus what i wantd to hear,im a heavy cal/mg user in my feedings.

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No worries and they'll go mad for it mate, I can't get hold of botanicare nutes very easy if at all myself, so I use the Canna mononutrients to basically make my own extra added elements additive mixes used along with the base A+B nutes. Mostly the nitrogen, calcium and magniesium as and when needed. >>> http://www.canna-uk.com/mononutrients

THESkunkMunkie said:

No worries and they'll go mad for it mate, I can't get hold of botanicare nutes very easy if at all myself, so I use the Canna mononutrients to basically make my own extra added elements additive mixes used along with the base A+B nutes. Mostly the nitrogen, calcium and magniesium as and when needed. >>> http://www.canna-uk.com/mononutrients

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you know,i was going to go full coco n canna,but i wantd to get the hang of this coco thing first,but i must say,being able to feed your plants exactly what they want,is nice.

genuity said:

you know,i was going to go full coco n canna,but i wantd to get the hang of this coco thing first,but i must say,being able to feed your plants exactly what they want,is nice.

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I prefer hydro as I can be more in control of my plants and flushing is quicker too. I only just started using coco myself and tbh now I wont be using another medium as the coco is the best for my set up I've found

THESkunkMunkie said:

I prefer hydro as I can be more in control of my plants and flushing is quicker too. I only just started using coco myself and tbh now I wont be using another medium as the coco is the best for my set up I've found

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thats the stage im at now,i was useing fox farm soil,but this sunshine mix is just the thing ive been looking for.

genuity said:

thats the stage im at now,i was useing fox farm soil,but this sunshine mix is just the thing ive been looking for.

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Which sunshine mix are you using, I decided to try #4 but I'm not liking it all that well.

stonedmetalhead1 said:

Which sunshine mix are you using, I decided to try #4 but I'm not liking it all that well.

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#4 advance mix,what are you not like about it?

I'm having ph issues that I don't normally have and basically I'm not having the results I get from something like ocean forest. Switching out the OF for the #4 mix is the only thing I changed and the growth just doesn't seem to be the same

stonedmetalhead1 said:

I'm having ph issues that I don't normally have and basically I'm not having the results I get from something like ocean forest. Switching out the OF for the #4 mix is the only thing I changed and the growth just doesn't seem to be the same

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hmm,thats what im waiting to see here,i like the fox farm,it jus came down to the cost
it would take me 4 bags of ffof,and two bags of fflw,that would run me like $108.
as with sunshine mix,two bales cost me $64,now i know that im usein more nutes,so ill see how that go.

Does that Sunshine #4 have nutrients already mixed in? I use the Sunshine Organic Planting Mix (in the brown bag), and it is pretty much just peat and perlite (into which I mix all sorts of organic goodies).

Jerry Garcia said:

Does that Sunshine #4 have nutrients already mixed in? I use the Sunshine Organic Planting Mix (in the brown bag), and it is pretty much just peat and perlite (into which I mix all sorts of organic goodies).

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no nutes at all.
Beginning with carefully selected ingredients and formulated by a team of professional horticulturists, the Sunshine Advanced #4 Growing Mix is made from high quality raw materials and provides an ideal growing mix for your indoor and outdoor growing needs.
The foundation of the growing mix is Canadian Sphagnum peat moss, sustainably harvested from carefully managed bogs in rural Canada. The peat moss is screened to remove large clumps and sticks and is blended with horticultural grade perlite and coir (a by-product of the coconut industry). Peat moss reduces the leaching of nutrients from the growing mix allowing them to release slowly over time. Perlite keeps air spaces open while coir combined with peat allows good water retention. This provides a balance of air and water that results in good root growth and the foundation for good stem and flower growth. Dolomitic lime, a starter organic fertilizer, mycorrhizae and an organic wetting agent are added to complete the mix. Lime adjusts the pH for optimum fertilizer availability; the starter organic fertilizer helps transplants establish; mycorrhizae assists in fertilizer uptake and the organic wetting agent helps peat moss absorb water better

I believe for the price i like sunshine #4 or the organic. it just needs to be amended. i find with FFOF i donty have to feed for so long i forget to do it. but im using sunsine mix organic and im feedng every watering.. Subbed btw

well i had to do some room upgradesmy two beast are getting wide..

she is putting out some good bud sites,with thick white hairs

TrynaGroSumShyt said:

I believe for the price i like sunshine #4 or the organic. it just needs to be amended. i find with FFOF i donty have to feed for so long i forget to do it. but im using sunsine mix organic and im feedng every watering.. Subbed btw

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i was thinking the same thing,maybe 1 bale #4,and 2 bags FFOF?....hmmm

i have tried that as well. but i like to add perlite to my fox farm and my sunshine mix. light warrior is too expensive for my pockets. mixing em also makes it easier for me to use my soil in my perpetual. because all stages tolerate it pefectly fine, from seedling to harvest.

TrynaGroSumShyt said:

i have tried that as well. but i like to add perlite to my fox farm and my sunshine mix. light warrior is too expensive for my pockets. mixing em also makes it easier for me to use my soil in my perpetual. because all stages tolerate it pefectly fine, from seedling to harvest.

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yea that lw do cost,it sucks cause it is just right for the mix,
i always did the 4 bags FFOF,2 bags LW,mix was so good,just pockets only go so deep.

Good lookin plants! Keep up the good work, looking forward to seeing them in a few more weeks

genuity said:

View attachment 1614945they will be two weeks of 12/12 on the 25th...

lighting:600 x 2-open bulb
medium:sunshine advance mix #4
veg time:5 weeks/16" plants
nutes:fox farm line
ventting:8" vortek fan
cooling:window ac
temps:78-80 light temps-75-78 night temps

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Beautiful plants my friend +Rep

Maik said:

Good lookin plants! Keep up the good work, looking forward to seeing them in a few more weeks

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thanks Maik,updates comeing soon on plant #2,she has the skunkeist smells ever,looking like og pheno.

Alphadawg said:

Beautiful plants my friend +Rep

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thanks,im really likeing the way these gals are growing,#4 is the one i like best,update comeing soon.

Hey man u should come join my group.... (The Og snobs)lol
Im recruiting ....jk

Looks like u got some og stretch in there..or vegged a long time...
The grape will help with yield an probly keep it shorter and compact...
Will be interesting to see which will be dominant .. the purp , chem , or og.....

323cheezy said:

Hey man u should come join my group.... (The Og snobs)lol
Im recruiting ....jk

Looks like u got some og stretch in there..or vegged a long time...
The grape will help with yield an probly keep it shorter and compact...
Will be interesting to see which will be dominant .. the purp , chem , or og.....

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lol,that og/chem family is ,as you know some of the best smoke..
all of these plants got 31 days veg,def some og in these gals,#2 for sure.ill get pics soon.

i be lurking in your threads,and you gots lots of good info on strains,if by any chance,what can you tell me about them new chemdog strains?