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I don't know WTF I'm doing here.....

Marq1340

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Apparently the tallest plant was as close as a 12" from the light. I haven't adjusted it in a week or so.

Raised things to about 19" or so.
 
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Bought a few packets of recharge. Want to see if it's just all hype........(expensive and no code..)

I also used all of my Bloom City Seaweed+Kelp today, they don't have that small bottle available anymore.
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Bought Dr Earth's pump grow for veggies and fruit instead and will use that in place of the kelp. 10ml per gallon of water.
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have a few spots over a few plants, nothing that has me worried though.
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Pretty ladies!
 
Hollatchaboy

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Marq1340 said:
Bought a few packets of recharge. Want to see if it's just all hype........(expensive and no code..)

I also used all of my Bloom City Seaweed+Kelp today, they don't have that small bottle available anymore.
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Bought Dr Earth's pump grow for veggies and fruit instead and will use that in place of the kelp. 10ml per gallon of water.
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have a few spots over a few plants, nothing that has me worried though.
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Pretty ladies!
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Recharge is good but a lil pricey as you mentioned. I dunno how much better than a good aact, but your soil life will be booming with it.
 
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She may receive the least light in the tent but she recently started picking up gains in weight and hight.

From the picture below I can see the portion of the plant that's up against the tent and doesn't have much going on there.
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Sadly it's no room to train her.
 
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Marq1340

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Let's see what's to this recharge. 1x teaspoon of recharge, ⅛ teaspoon Alaskan salmon, vitamin c, all in a gallon of tap.
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Good thing I read the instructions...was going to put the entire packet into one gallon of water.

We wait.


Edit: not one teaspoon of Alaskan salmon....just ⅛ of a teaspoon.
 
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2nd top dress is completed!

Flowering plants got

Half cup
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One cup
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Two tablespoons of
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Half tablespoon
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None flowering plants got the same as above but instead of the two TBLS of flower girl they got four TBLS of 4-4-4
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Third top dressing coming Wednesday.

Only difference this time is 4 tbsps of flower girl each plant, pllus I will add a small amount of perlite.
 
Marq1340

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Hollatchaboy said:
Any ewc and kashi?
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Definitely ewc. It'll pretty much be the same as it was a few weeks ago, just with added perlite and more flowering nutes.

As for Kashi, I've heard of the wonders it works when composting, haven't researched it much in grows so I haven't brought it into the tent as of yet.

There's a couple new things I'll be introducing the plants to this week. Hopefully everything stays green in the tent.
 
Hollatchaboy

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Marq1340 said:
Definitely ewc. It'll pretty much be the same as it was a few weeks ago, just with added perlite and more flowering nutes.

As for Kashi, I've heard of the wonders it works when composting, haven't researched it much in grows so I haven't brought it into the tent as of yet.

There's a couple new things I'll be introducing the plants to this week. Hopefully everything stays green in the tent.
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I know you've prolly heard me say it before, but cannabis prefers fungally dominant soil. The kashi helps give a mycelium layer at the soil surface, and helps the breakdown of organic matter(i.e. your plant food.), and making your soil fungally dominant and healthy.
 
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