Flush it. Did you not read the post. In soil you have a buffer. So if your mix the soil too hot. You flush the soil and your plant will recover. If you mix a dwc Rez too hot. Your plant will die almost instantly. And it won't recover as you have essentially mainlined an overdose of Nutes. Do you think peat based mixes aren't soil? Because they are... Pretending you're running hydro because you don't use standard potting soil is cute lol.
That absolutely does look like at least a 4 zip plant IMO. The only reason I even put 2 is because people do fuck up density. Widow seems to grow some decent shit though so probably not the issue there.Ahhhhh, sensing butthurt....
If it is 3.5 feet then it certainly doesn't look like a 5 zip plant. Rich, Tell you what, open a thread asking everyone to guess the weight given that height. I will owe you a dollar for every guess 5 and over and you will owe me for every guess under five. Sorry dude, neither the original plant pic nor your trimmed up one is overly impressive. If it/they are/were over 5 then, yes, impressively dense.
Edit: Forgot Kmog already guessed...counting me ... You start out owing me $2.
Coco and peat are DTW hydro, not soil, or so I've been told.
I would say peat based mixes are more like soil than hydro. I actually use a pretty much only peat and coco based soilless mixes in a soil style when I grow with pots/beds. So I guess part of it is how you treat the media/system. But I think roots organics organic soils are all peat based. Buildasoils soil is peat based I think I remember as well.
Based on the last paragraph, I'd say that that is strictly your opinion. Peat's a moss, not dirt composition. Drainage, composition, and action, I believe, classify it as DTW hydro, as it is not at all composed of actual soil, unless specified in a bag.
Lol I stated it is my opinion Throughout the entire post I'm pretty sure. But as far as there being peat based soil mixes you're wrong because there are a ton. And while I would say that the technicality of growing a soil style grow with a media that isn't using straight soil they pulled from the ground is technically not soil, it is fooling yourself or similar to giving yourself a pat on the back for doing hydro when it's really more a soil style grow. If you run. A hydro setup with soil as the media in your net cups, is it not hydro anymore? Or are you running hydro that happens to have soil as an aspect of its holding media.
Pumice is a volcanic soil stone. Other than that, I guess you're right, partially, in saying it's how it's applied.Lol I stated it is my opinion Throughout the entire post I'm pretty sure. But as far as there being peat based soil mixes you're wrong because there are a ton. And while I would say that the technicality of growing a soil style grow with a media that isn't using straight soil they pulled from the ground is technically not soil, it is fooling yourself or similar to giving yourself a pat on the back for doing hydro when it's really more a soil style grow. If you run. A hydro setup with soil as the media in your net cups, is it not hydro anymore? Or are you running hydro that happens to have soil as an aspect of its holding media.peat based soil mix.
You're not really getting the point. It's still peat based. And I've run 100% peat the same way i do soil and it works fine. I wouldn't call that drain to waste hydro. Again it's my opinion, kind of like internal Rez aero being glorified dwc. As soon as the roots are in the water, it's dwc not aero.
I pressed post early by accident.
Lol I saw that we were getting to the same thing. And yes that is
That particular plant was 150.5 grams. It was over five oz. heres the thread its on, you can check it out. https://www.rollitup.org/t/cali-connection-grape-kush-search-for-the-purple.893517/page-4Ahhhhh, sensing butthurt....
If it is 3.5 feet then it certainly doesn't look like a 5 zip plant. Rich, Tell you what, open a thread asking everyone to guess the weight given that height. I will owe you a dollar for every guess 5 and over and you will owe me for every guess under five. Sorry dude, neither the original plant pic nor your trimmed up one is overly impressive. If it/they are/were over 5 then, yes, impressively dense.
Edit: Forgot Kmog already guessed...counting me ... You start out owing me $2.
Do you start autos out with a flower-focused light? Obviously timing goes out the window, but does intensity matter after seedling stage?
What is cute is the thought of trying to flush out the problem of a newb mixing a soil too manure-strong.
Then you had really shitty soil and/or you were not organic.
Peat is also. Unlike soil, peat and coco are not there to feed but to hold the water the plant feeds from.
Well. I'm gonna go with. Umm. Bout a pound. That's my goto. You might owe the dude some dollars bro.Ahhhhh, sensing butthurt....
If it is 3.5 feet then it certainly doesn't look like a 5 zip plant. Rich, Tell you what, open a thread asking everyone to guess the weight given that height. I will owe you a dollar for every guess 5 and over and you will owe me for every guess under five. Sorry dude, neither the original plant pic nor your trimmed up one is overly impressive. If it/they are/were over 5 then, yes, impressively dense.
Edit: Forgot Kmog already guessed...counting me ... You start out owing me $2.
all you have shown with this post is that you do not have any idea what you are speaking about. And that your reading comprehension is not commendable either.
if you knew anything about organics and the way the plants utilize real organic nutrients you would understand that this post is wrong. Maybe go read a bit on living soil. Also you can go through my threads and posts on here over the past 8 or so years and then get back to me as to whether my soil/media is shitty. Also if you are mixing organics so hot that you can flush out a majority of nutrient buildup and you're killing plants, you should probably just quit growing cuz you can't follow basic directions.
Yep I was speaking specifically about peat based mixes treated as soil I'm a grow setup. But saves reading comprehension is a bit lacking it seems.