What up GTS!! And thanks for the info and advice! I'm already utilizing a few of those techniques, but I've got a question on the G.H. Bloom stuff. How often did you fert with that, and what did you supplement it with? Just a general grow formula? I know it's good stuff, and can be used non- hydroponically; it's actually what we're usin at my friend's house for our soil grow, and it's workin just fine.
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Use it every time you water, start with 1 or 2 tablespoons per five gallons and work up to five tablespoons per five gallons by September. It does not build up in the soil because it is super soluble so you need to add it every watering. It increased my yields by six times and up.What up GTS!! And thanks for the info and advice! I'm already x
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I just read the whole thing, your pictures are very very nice.
Impressive outdoor grow my friend
Looks like you live in paradise, haha great scenery
Wow!! That's a most impressive jump from 2 to 14 lbs!! And were all other things constant between grows? Strain, soil, exposure, etc.? Things have changed quite a bit since I last grew, and I'm not at all opposed to trying new things, especially if we're talkin exponential increases in yield!!! I've got some Earthjuice Microblast for trace elements I give 'em every couple of weeks, but maybe I'll try the G.H. Bloom, for sure!! Maybe I'll just continue using the Age Old Grow 12-6-6 with it during flowering. Hmmmm, food for thought. What do ya think?
Thank's Tahoe, and you're welcome also!! You know, I was gonna talk to you anyway. You wouldn't happen to have the # for the girl in your avatar would ya? I'm thinkin I REALLY need to converse (
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Thank's Tahoe, and you're welcome also!! You know, I was gonna talk to you anyway. You wouldn't happen to have the # for the girl in your avatar would ya? I'm thinkin I REALLY need to converse (
It sounds good. That is what I do, just keep using my vegetative fertilizer at about the same strength I use for vegetative. Most of the soil I have grown is heavy in clay. Usually I grow in swamps when the water level goes down in the summer (easy to dig a well) but I have grown in hardpan clay mixed with broken up sticks and still had good results. As long as it drains fairly well and you use lime, you should be good.
I would never ever joke about udders!!udders.... LOL..... was just joking around about udders the other day
It sounds good. That is what I do, just keep using my vegetative fertilizer at about the same strength I use for vegetative. Most of the soil I have grown is heavy in clay. Usually I grow in swamps when the water level goes down in the summer (easy to dig a well) but I have grown in hardpan clay mixed with broken up sticks and still had good results. As long as it drains fairly well and you use lime, you should be good.
Another thing that increases yield is to widen the stain when you water. Instead of just watering around the base of the plant, I water a wider and wider area as they flower. The buds get a lot fatter with the wide root mass. you also get more terminals because the side branches lengthen. Wide root mass = wider/more terminal buds.
One 'problem'. When the buds start getting big they want to flop over or break. Especially when it rains. I pound four tall branches into the ground around the plant, tie string around them then run support strings through the plant. This can be an ongoing battle but if you tie them up well enough, they wont break or fall apart.
During vegetative, I water every week. During flowering, I water every other week but give them twice as much water.
The only marked difference from the way I did it previously was using the bloom. Taper the nitrogen fertilizer down towards the end and none the last week or two, but keep adding the bloom to the end.
The strains that Ive used are ones that I got from seedbanks that finish in late September. Generally ones that are relatively cheap and potent. Ive had bad luck with early finishing purple strains. Ive also had bad luck with strains that finish too early. Anything in the last half of september works for me.
The more exposure to sun, the bigger the yield. The most I got was almost two pounds off a plant that I grew in a swamp, that got horizon to horizon sun.
The beauty of swamps, besides the fact the you can easily dig a well, is NOBODY GOES INTO SWAMPS!!
........ sun exposure is definitely key.... and water water water those flowering plants, they will use it
maintaining N during flowering is a good thing to do,
my daughter said "are we going to wait for the udders?" (others)
my mom said "why are you thirsty"
my daughter said "No, I just really want the udders"
Started a running joke in the conversation......
I said "How many of those udders do you want?"
maintaining N during flowering is a good thing to do,
my daughter said "are we going to wait for the udders?" (others)
my mom said "why are you thirsty"
my daughter said "No, I just really want the udders"
Started a running joke in the conversation......
I said "How many of those udders do you want?"
