Ganjahoarder
Active Member
Thats the best bs I have heard. U dont starve a plant when it is trying to pack on weight in the last few weeks. Dont do this.
what do u use to sweeten your buds?
- Thread starter Krondizzel
- Start date
Thats the best bs I have heard. U dont starve a plant when it is trying to pack on weight in the last few weeks. Dont do this.
Samwell Seed Well
Well-Known Member
a lot of growers swear by a faded leaf pattern . . .all rosey and yello wand slightly green at the chop . . . ive done green cut and faded cut, imho faded harvested plants are smoother after cure
but my opinoin is entirely subjective, i only base it on of the few grower si know with my strains that harvest,dry,cure different then i do
i would not reccomend it until you know your plant, starving it is bad, weening down is ok, but you have to know what the plant can take, you can fade a plant without damaging it at all,
but my opinoin is entirely subjective, i only base it on of the few grower si know with my strains that harvest,dry,cure different then i do
i would not reccomend it until you know your plant, starving it is bad, weening down is ok, but you have to know what the plant can take, you can fade a plant without damaging it at all,
Alexander Supertramp
Well-Known Member
Many of those microbes should be feeding on the urea and ammonia thats part of our feeding schedules, making them usable to the plant. Not feeding and breaking down sugar. Maybe a bit of molasses to get things going in the beginning of the grow. Or when brewing a teas.
But as a part of a feeding schedule or late in flower to make buds sweeter. IMO will cause more issues in the end......
Alexander Supertramp
Well-Known Member
Bingo. Know the strain, understand your feeding habits, read your plant, harvest and cure properly. Now that will be a sweet bud..........
Samwell Seed Well
Well-Known Member
yup thats how i understood it
it was explained to me like this
when the plant is mature, meaning at teh end of its cycle its no longer really absorbing nutrients anyway .. . so if you time your weening down with the plants natural maturing phase you get a better tastier and sweeter plant. . . . . that will keep for a long time if kept in proper RH, along with no wasted nutrients but i dont run to waste so i waste very little always, fucking 20% run off more like throwing 20% down the drains
Alexander Supertramp
Well-Known Member
I dont run to waste either. I supplement my landscaping program with runoff water. I hear ya about wasted runoff. Know your garden. Feedings with less runoff still knowing you got the entire medium wet. Just water probably a good bit more runoff depending on your feeding habits. You can flush without flushing so too speak. Use this runoff also landscaping. Again habits. Its container growing for goodness sakes! Happy Holidays All.........
spot on!........
