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ignore the names. it works well, ive used it. it will stimulate the root growth. all 3 of the main nutrients (NPK) are important for all growth in all phases.

How do the pilots find them...i wonder how many they've lost....im gonna go find me one :wall:

the chlorine isn't removed it just masks the odour. not any longer, just letting you now when they add more. it still all evaporates after about 24 hours no matter how much.

if you cure right, it will never happen

Ok, so your water ph is very alkaline and hard. i live close to the mountains (Calgary, Canada) so we get very fresh water at around 7.0-7.2 and rarely peaks to 8.0 ph, but its still hard because of alkaline soils in the area. i would advise to get a RO filter (you can get affordable countertop...

fair enough, you need to learn somewhere, right? thats why were here...to help, but you need to know what your PH is. PH will fluctuate with nutrients. with veg, it will slightly drop your PH but when adding blooming ferts like 0-10-10 for example it drops my PH to dangerously acidic levels like...

ok so the reason your numbers climbed is because that stuff already has worm castings and bat guano. those items a plant can handle in heavy doses on their own, but if you are adding nutes its too much. you will be good until your plant starts to get a little pail in colour then start feeding...

You have very nutrient dense soil...in the sense there are a lot of nutrients not being used up. I rarely, if ever go over 2.0. The reason is the nutrients aren't being used up in between feedings and the salts (nutrients) are building up. If it goes too long it will get nutrient lockout...thats...

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I'm not familiar with those nutes. Its only a guidline to go by. I never measure runoff but I always ec and ph my water before I also give my nutrients by ec number and not schedules but I'm versed in what my plants need. What was your ec number?

If its been in there 7 10 days then its roots won't be too big yet. You could easily wait for a week no problem. These plants are deceiving, they can grow big and fast in a hurry.

Just dont use full strength as it will be too much for a small plant. Start with 1/4 strength or less and move up to full as she gets bigger. The food it needs is relative to its size.

it looks like the result of an anaerobic cure...just like brick weed. I did it once to try and the weed went nasty. It was fine, just not my forte. It was a really mild smoke and tasted more like a cigarette rolled with shit, but some like it that way...not this guy. Does it smell musty, earthy...

I would also suggest getting it into a bigger pot before the roots get too big. Fabric pots are great! But not good when you need to transfer a plant to a larger one as the roots get caught in the fibers and you can cause root damage if done too late. I learned that the hard way. Didn't kill my...

It looks to be the beginning of nitrogen burn. A plant that size doesn't need much for nutrients.

@Dannydavito sorry bro, get excited sometimes I wasn't sarcastic about colour. I like the variation, it looks a bit leafy, but looks very, very good dry. Nice job. High potency, shit flavour, i hate that. Big bud is my same feel for that.

Thanks so much for the info. Those are beauty looking buds! Nice colour!

past exp. Ive used both. Deff takes longer through nirvana direct, but they were always discreet. I can't speak for US, but in cda I had a pack seized once. Nothing happened...10 seeds, it was under 28 g, so they cannot open it without your written permission...just destroyed.

How long do you do the topping for? I've never grown outdoors...is your window closing and when do they start to flower. I mean I can see she is still vegging...very well...preflower yet? Thats going to be a beauty...nice mainlining with lollipop!!

It depends on how aggressive you are on each stem. Ive fucked up a few. I usually take a pair of pliers with me, but I'm gentle if I'm doing lots...my hands are soft. Lol. No its just a bit hard on the fingers after a while. Just a gentle press, turn 90 degrees and press light...