hotrodharley
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I'm old. Bad vision. I finally got the schedule magnified . Just follow that schedule. Your plants look good.
Should I switch to flowering nutes?
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Btw I did week 4 feeding schedule about 3 days ago its time to water again and you see the plant do I do week 5 now check pic bro
hotrodharley
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I'm going to look for this system up here.
hotrodharley
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Just follow that schedule. It has eliminated the nitrogen.
So do I go with the side of the nutrients that has eliminated the nitrogen now or not to let it grow in height but then I see tiny buds Im stuck
hotrodharley
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Nitrogen won't increase bud size. Phosphorus will. Follow that schedule and get the Mykos. Light and the bloom nutes only. Follow that schedule. Be sure cal mag is included per the schedule. Week by week.So do I go with the side of the nutrients that has eliminated the nitrogen now or not to let it grow in height but then I see tiny buds Im stuck
hotrodharley
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You'll get good bud. You'll see. Most bulking is last few weeks.
Wont the bloom nutes and less nitrogen stop its height growth?
hotrodharley
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It's genetics are going to prevail. Once in flower they'll stretch a they're going to even if growing wild.
hotrodharley
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Your max yield is going to come now from bulking up the bud she'll have. Don't sell her short. I've raised short plants that were all cola at the end. Your nutrient schedule has you covered. Don't overwater and give her light.
hotrodharley
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https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-how-fungi-can-make-your-cannabis-plants-prosper-n357
"The fungi present can also make it easier for plants to access key building blocks such as phosphorous and nitrogen whichare paramount to optimal plant health, yieldsize and quality.
The formation of mycorrhizae also extends past nutrient uptake. This phenomena can also protect your plants against numerous threats that many growers face. Mycorrhizae plants show increased resistance to pathogenic microbial diseases that occur within soil. They are also better equipped at combating drought conditions that may occur, and are better at handling salt stress. They are also more resistant to certain toxicities that may occur in soils such as those with high metal concentrations."
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"The fungi present can also make it easier for plants to access key building blocks such as phosphorous and nitrogen whichare paramount to optimal plant health, yieldsize and quality.
The formation of mycorrhizae also extends past nutrient uptake. This phenomena can also protect your plants against numerous threats that many growers face. Mycorrhizae plants show increased resistance to pathogenic microbial diseases that occur within soil. They are also better equipped at combating drought conditions that may occur, and are better at handling salt stress. They are also more resistant to certain toxicities that may occur in soils such as those with high metal concentrations."
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