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Flaming Pie · Mar 24, 2016

May I just say, this alohagrapestomper is the shit. The difference in potency is noticeable. To me at least.

I can't wait to get this girl her own mother tent.

If you like it , put a ring on. I'm all in. Full commitment baby.

Flaming Pie · Mar 25, 2016

All six Cherry Jo popped. They are in soil now.

Been a little crazy around my house lately. They got a little longer roots than I like but I think they should be fine.

I will probably transplant the clones later tonight or tomorrow.

Flaming Pie · Mar 25, 2016

Toppdressed the girls with 1/3 cup garden tone and a cup of ewc.

Not sure if the potassium and calcium deficiency is from using the Epsom salts or if the garden tone doesn't have enough potassium and calcium to see it to harvest.

I need to look up a long term release of potassium.

I would of thought that the azomite would of been enough calcium.

Either way, organic top dressing certainly can't hurt.

Flaming Pie · Mar 25, 2016

Then it could also be that due to stress from underwatering. They didn't droop but the soil was very very dry.

Hopefully the top dressing will help.

Flaming Pie · Mar 25, 2016

4.5 weeks 12/12

We'll see what happens.

Mohican · Mar 25, 2016

Look at how perfect they all are!

Mineralz · Mar 25, 2016

Gorgeous as usual Pie =) You're getting great results with your recipe and the stacking of your plants is ridiculous lol bongsmilie

Flaming Pie · Mar 26, 2016

Mohican said:
Look at how perfect they all are!

Lol.. im a perfectionist. I can't accept anything less. Less than perfect equals stress for me.

Suggestions for a slow release potassium ammendment in my mix?

BobBitchen · Mar 26, 2016

Flaming Pie said:
Lol.. im a perfectionist. I can't accept anything less. Less than perfect equals stress for me.

Suggestions for a slow release potassium ammendment in my mix?

it shows in your grows my dear.
picture perfect evrytime :clap:

Mohican · Mar 26, 2016

Kelp meal.

Flaming Pie · Mar 26, 2016

Mohican said:
Kelp meal.

That says soluble potash tho. Doesn't that mean that it will wash out or get absorbed quickly and then I'll go deficient?

Mohican · Mar 26, 2016

It is plant material and breaks down like compost. Worms love it too.

Flaming Pie · Mar 26, 2016

Mohican said:
It is plant material and breaks down like compost. Worms love it too.

I will have to grab a bag of that and add it to my mix.

Why does it say soluble tho? Is plant matter soluble? I thought soluble meant dissolves in water.

Flaming Pie · Mar 26, 2016

I'm thinking of adding some limestone too, but I have no idea what to add for a steady long term calcium release.

BobBitchen · Mar 26, 2016

Flaming Pie said:
I'm thinking of adding some limestone too, but I have no idea what to add for a steady long term calcium release.

http://buildasoil.com/products/oyster-shell-flour-replacement-for-dolomite-lime

Mohican · Mar 26, 2016

I use egg shells and you can soak them in vinegar to make a liquid calcium solution.

Flaming Pie · Mar 26, 2016

BobBitchen said:
http://buildasoil.com/products/oyster-shell-flour-replacement-for-dolomite-lime

I just bought the kelp meal and oyster shell flour.

Thanks guys :clap:

Flaming Pie · Mar 26, 2016

Mohican · Mar 26, 2016

Nice!

mr sunshine · Mar 26, 2016

Da pie, da pie.. The pie is on fire. We don't give a damn..

Let the muthafucker burn..

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