DesertPlants
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The Voidwalker in coco is coming along nicely.
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Madriffer
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How many bottles do I have to mix for a full, clone to chop grow? Asking for me.
Madriffer
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I like the structure there.
Madriffer
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So, my comp plants are done. Game over for me. That said, I cut the power to my flower room. Heat and humidity are ridiculous at the moment. On top of that I have a reservoir leak. Floor was flooded.
I'll still harvest about 1.25lbs dried from what I have there. About 12 zips will be early and get blasted. A tray of 36, which are beastly bitches will live on. A tray of 16? Youngins will be compost.
Going to run my 4x8 tent with 3 600w hps till I get my leds.
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I'll still harvest about 1.25lbs dried from what I have there. About 12 zips will be early and get blasted. A tray of 36, which are beastly bitches will live on. A tray of 16? Youngins will be compost.
Going to run my 4x8 tent with 3 600w hps till I get my leds.
Peace
Big Perm
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The 32 fl.oz bottles in those kits will last a few grows. One plant, those size bottles will last you quite a few grows. Depending on size of plant of course, hydro, soil, coco, etc. The kit was designed for a pretty decent sized grow. I would say that the kit would last maybe 2 two of my size grows in a 4x4.
As far as actual bottles? @homebrewer can answer that one for you. It's really up to you, and in any product line usually. FF, DG. They both have a base veg, bloom. You add on from there if you want to, but you could grow out a grow with those two just fine, imo.
Big Perm
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Down the road some I'm going to run a comparison on Dyna-Gro Grow vs. Dyna-Gro Foliage Pro
DesertPlants
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Damn, sorry to hear you're having issues. Hopefully it's easy enough and cheap enough to fix.
homebrewer
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For your ebb-n-flow system, two bottles. Bloom and foliage pro.
H.A.F.
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Might be. My grow is as dry as it's gonna get, and has been curing for a few weeks. The other 3 plants with different nutes I dumped in together. Other than size and plant growth, the smell and flavor profile was the same. I still have the DG buds separate. She smelled better when growing, and has kept a different profile since. No difference in the buzz, but the taste is different - and when ground up it smells like 2 different strains.
Big Perm
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Were these clones or seeds?
H.A.F.
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They were seeds, so it could be that as well - not that it's a different strain, just different plants. It's still definitely skunk (as much as the rest is) , but there is more of a diesel overtone and it's more 'floral" or fruity.
Mysturis420
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Heres my first bud to be trimmed from the comp looking pretty faarosssty can wait to harvest the rest at full ripeness my mom says "idc about that terpene shit I just dont want to pass out every time I smoke" so almost no amber for ma lol but still had plenty time it nowhere near "pre mature" smelling real good right now like sour raspberries kinda gassy not grassy GASSY but yea heres the pics 
Big Perm
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Talked with the big dog at DG about my grow. We put together what happened.
I was running organics in a sip. At the first sign of a deficiency I added Dyna-Zyme to break down the organic matter faster, but my fate was already sealed.
While the Dyna-Zyme was doing its job over time, I continued to see the deficiency spread, and I supplemented with a light DG schedule.
I under estimated the Dyna-Zyme, and it's organic breakdown capabilities, actually. So when the organic elements became more readily available, I was already dosing with nutrients. The two came to a head and frizzled my plants. I immediately backed off, but the damage is done and the lesson is learned.
I was running organics in a sip. At the first sign of a deficiency I added Dyna-Zyme to break down the organic matter faster, but my fate was already sealed.
While the Dyna-Zyme was doing its job over time, I continued to see the deficiency spread, and I supplemented with a light DG schedule.
I under estimated the Dyna-Zyme, and it's organic breakdown capabilities, actually. So when the organic elements became more readily available, I was already dosing with nutrients. The two came to a head and frizzled my plants. I immediately backed off, but the damage is done and the lesson is learned.
H.A.F.
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My Northern Lights that was so beautiful went to shit because of gnats. I had to chop it at about 1% amber just to get the pot away from the grow room. If anyone cares, I am trying fungus-gnat-specific nematodes now. If it works it's worth it. It was about $10 for a pack that treated 2 gallons of water, which inoculated two 3gallon pots and seven 2 gallon.
Anyway, I took 7 clones from her in week 3 of flower (6/3) because she was my only NL seed. 100% re-veg.
Anyway, I took 7 clones from her in week 3 of flower (6/3) because she was my only NL seed. 100% re-veg.
J.James
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Organic growing is very proactive and not very reactive. You also need faith and patience to be honest. When I run into a potential issue, I’v learned to drag my feet in correcting it because over compensating one way or another will throw off the balance and do more damage then good
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