Love the purple!
Wife sure does like the color. If itâs as good as it looks itâs going to kick her right im the p_ss.
Weâll know in about 10 to 14 days. She generally smokes a bowl when it goes in the cure jar. I will leave it on the drying rack a day or 2 then into 2 gallon jar no lid so it doesnât dry to fast. Once in the 2 gallon jar it generally takes anouther 10 days to dry enough to start the curing process. Curing is a month or more depends. You know what Iâm saying.
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Man that is beautiful!! I love the colors! Congrats on the harvest 
Thanks man. That sht is going to be Dank.
D Rs Dank. Yes thats how itâs pronounced.
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@SmittyJ
First thing I notice is there is not a tray under your pots. That means that the pots suck back up the run off. I did that also when having this problem. To stop it I went back to air pots they automatically keep the pot an inch off the floor so that doesnât happen.
I have never gotten mold from leaveing my salts from the nutrients and water dry on the floor. As a matter of fact Iâve never gotten mold period. That is what I use to raise my humidity.
Next I never do what they call a flush. When I feed I run extra though them at about 800 to a 1050 ppm. I mix about 6 gallons of water with 1 shot glass big bloom 1 shot glass tiger bloom no grow big in flower. I also add 1/2 teaspoon of epsom per gallon of water. I also give molasses approximately every week and a half to 2 weeks.
I have to go for now but will come back to this later. If you see thit and have any questions just ask. I use to have the same problem with the leaves as you do with fox farm nutes. If you look through here you will see. I donât have the problem now.
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I will look into the air pots, I imagine that will help. I have noticed them on some of the grow journals that I looked through. I just harvested this particular plant on New Yearâs Day, but I have three clones going in my 4x4.
I was trying to find a way to elevate the clone pots for better runoff. I can see where the additional reuptake would build up, and, as the pots are on the floor, I canât get a pH or TDS reading with any degree of accuracy.
The results of this grow were good, especially considering my mid-flower foul-up.
I donât have space to hang the whole plant so I use a dry rack inside my tent. Lights out, inline cir fan on low, clip fan on low, average humidity is around 60, temp ranges from 68-72 depending on room fluctuations
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I like that spread and double net. Good work my friend.
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Congrats on the harvest looks good. I have a drying rack too.
I new you were getting close with this one. Thought I would try and give some advice on how to avoid those leafs on the next one.
I donât really have time to get run off numbers. I have the kennel pan in the bottom and all 4 plant run off goes in it. Leaving it in there to dry helps with my low humidity. I just donât want the pots to suck it back up.
To much calcium can lock out other nutrients. My water has calcium in it that is why I switched to just giveing magnesium. I donât really see people saying anything about having a calcium deficiency only magnesium. The molasses some tell me is a waste but I think it helps.
I switched from happy frog and ocean forest to promix bx stayed with the fox farm nutrients though. With them I feed at 800 to a 1000 ppm twice then I feed just plain water or water with epsom and molasses.
Every time I feed water I give it a lot of runoff about a quart to avoid salt build without flushing.
All this is when in flower. Veg is different.
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@IsItSticky
This is the place I put stuff. If you look through you will see I have adapted and advanced. I use promix bx medium and fox farms trio and just find this easy. I never flush the with fox farms. I have different methods that eliminate the need. I also donât have more than 15 minutes a day to spend with the plants. Photoperiod only though.
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@BadMandroid look through here. Basicaly my evolution with fox farms.
@Pothead64 they donât allow pmâs.
This is close enough it is yours. Sometimes I get wrapped up in a thread and do not notice the OP stopped interacting. If so was looking for help and somebody ran a bunch of back and forth well, I just thought it rude of us.
No worries. I do the same. I also try to not make assumptions. I would like to assume she has more than 100 watts but in readining what was said I canât say that there is.
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