indicaskies
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Hey anyone used gravity by humbolt county's own.. just wondering how long to keep the lights raised. Not heard anyone mention how long is it just for the first day/week? Anyone had experience with this?
Anyone use gravity by humbolt countys own? How long keep lights raised for?
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Tangerine_
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Isnt Gravity the old Bushmaster?
If so, I dont think you'll find many growers here using paclobutrazol on their plants..
Unless its been reformulated but I've found no evidence to suggest that
If so, I dont think you'll find many growers here using paclobutrazol on their plants..
Unless its been reformulated but I've found no evidence to suggest that
Splinter7
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if you want short plants....apparently if you drop the ph to like 5.4 or so during the first couple weeks of flower they dont stretch much. they will not look the best or yield heavy, but it will work with no paclo. my last cycle i had a broken ph meter....i was growing an ace land race sativa and durban poison along with a few others. with a 6.5 week veg they ended up about foot and a half tall. i fixed the issue, but it still had the impact. it's nice i guess if you have a lot of area and no height.
indicaskies
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No bushmaster is one that is in my experience what splinter said - a product intended to stunt growing.. I am gonna use gravitation 10 which is humbolt county's own product for making the buds super dense..
indicaskies
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I've raised the lights prolly come back down with them tomorrow.. figured I'd post a pic.. this is 10 different strains phenotype project I'm doing.. they are all marked and thier clones are healthy and waiting for moms to be chosen out of them when I decide which I like the best..
indicaskies
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Three weeks into flower btw
Splinter7
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indicaskies
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I don't use it or keep ph low.. 
Splinter7
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I don't use it or keep ph low..
it might only matter if you had a severe height limitation in your setup. not ideal of course, but neither trying to grow bud in a short tent.
Tangerine_
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Bushmaster and Gravity both contain paclobutrazol with Gravity having almost double the concentration. Both are used to control height and as bud hardeners.
It appears Humbolts Own G10 is a reformulation of Gravity and they removed the paclo. Their new proprietary ingredient is likely just triacontanol.
Because the secret ingredient is "proprietary" its not listed in the GA
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weedstoner420
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"Proprietary kelp extract"...? This is about a bazillion times cheaper, and doesn't contain any potentially sketchy shit: https://www.blueplanetnutrients.com/shop/Easy-Weed-Soluble-Seaweed-3-5-oz-p104217223
Notice the NPK is so much higher than the G-10, that's because it's not sold pre-watered-down. That one little jar can fertilize like 300 gallons of water...
Notice the NPK is so much higher than the G-10, that's because it's not sold pre-watered-down. That one little jar can fertilize like 300 gallons of water...
indicaskies
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Truth.. I just used gravity 20 years ago and idk I guess I was just sticking with old tricks lol.. I will try it out cause I'm already doing it.. may not kee0 it up.. like that product you mentioned tho..
calvin.m16
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It's an overpriced kelp extract.
Kelp itself contains auxins, cytokinins, and gibberellins, polysaccharides, vitamins and a lot of micronutrients. I think micronutrients are the real benefit if I'm being honest. Lots of organic growers use "kelp meal" for the micronutrition over everything else.
I've grown without kelp and didn't feel like I was missing anything. It wouldn't hurt to add it though, but for the money make sure your not being scammed for kelp tea water in a kool plastic jug.
I would just use FLoralicious Plus by General Hydroponics if you are looking for a highly concentrated kelp extract in liquid form. You use it @ 1ml/gal where some of these kelp juices are 5ml/gal or more.
