theloadeddragon
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water first... mix in as you add the water.... then mix in nutes.....
Yep,that's what we did. No pics for today was kinda tired and vegged all day..water first... mix in as you add the water.... then mix in nutes.....
You guys would of laughed your asses off if you would of seen me. Hell I was laughing at myself I will try that next wateringYep,that's what we did. No pics for today was kinda tired and vegged all day..
Who's to say I didn't and am not still doing so? Chair is in the garden and awaits your arrival..You guys would of laughed your asses off if you would of seen me. Hell I was laughing at myself I will try that next watering
where's my chair?Who's to say I didn't and am not still doing so? Chair is in the garden and awaits your arrival..
I have a bench outside that can be moved into garden, how's your back?where's my chair?
I use the garage (3 car) and some of the house. No barn yet but that's in our long term plan.. A big Hey to all in Tenn.. Since the plants are different strains, we stagger the harvest, takes 3 to 4 weeks to get all in and another couple months to trim it up..how long u think its gonna take u 2 harvest that crop , and do u have a barn ? lookn great
Hey Hodgegrown, I've been lurking on this thread for months and watching your awesome grow. So, you double the dose of bloom nutes when your leaves pale and yellow at this stage of flowering? Mine is at a similar stage and it's yellowing like a mother. The smaller leaves close to the branch/flowers are still green, tho. I just gave my plant a dose of fish emulsion to help it get through the flowering stage. I use Fox Farm's Big Bloom nutes at a rate of 4 tablespoons per gallon of water. If I doubled that dosage I would run out pretty quick. Not a big deal if that's what I should do.You can see by the yellowing of leaf that the plant has used most of it's nitrogen reserve, reason I've doubled the dose of bloom. This is the Crooked Prairie.
I'm good, need no meds for pain, just for physiological reasonsI have a bench outside that can be moved into garden, how's your back?
I use the garage (3 car) and some of the house. No barn yet but that's in our long term plan.. A big Hey to all in Tenn.. Since the plants are different strains, we stagger the harvest, takes 3 to 4 weeks to get all in and another couple months to trim it up..
Me too...... but mine are about a week or so behind yours in flowering (because they were transplanted late)..... pistils poppin always makes me excited...... Love to youNew pics from today. Bloomed and fed molasses today...
I dont feel so bad posting my trunk poics now. Mine arent anywhere near where yours are but there big enough. Plants and buds looking spicy. I had to chop some of my JS 1 due to bud rot. Its moister down here so I think the sativas and sativa hybrids will do better. Wont be long now...and..