EverythingsHazy
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Soil fungi caused by sprinkling of blood meal.
Also, if you spray a salvia plant with ga3 can you ingest the leaves in a few weeks or what?
Why does this salvia plant look like shit? lol
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Soil fungi caused by sprinkling of blood meal.
Also, if you spray a salvia plant with ga3 can you ingest the leaves in a few weeks or what?
CrownMeKing
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How did you acquire salvia seeds?
EverythingsHazy
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I didn't lol.
rory420420
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Looks like its being regrown after being cut? Prob a big factor...perhaps go studying in the growing forums..just a suggestion that mite help..
rory420420
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It really does suck,in my opinion..but if he likes it,there's no reason why not to help...
EverythingsHazy
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LMFAO. Never tried it but it seems like if you get used to it you can do some wild shit while being safe. Like seeing universes and stuff lolol also it was in a small small pot and i reported it into the one it's in like three or four weeks ago. Gave it some blood meal cuz it was browning and not so green and I topped it. It's looking shitty and I've trimmed the bad leaves twice so far
homebrew420
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She will be fine. I have grown back from the stumps before. Warm and deep shade. T5 rock the growth. Feed like ganja under lights. North window will kill it to. Misring and rich loose soil lots of humus and success will find you .
Good luck. Do you know which come you have? Wasson, Palatable?
Peace
Good luck. Do you know which come you have? Wasson, Palatable?
Peace
EverythingsHazy
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Not sure. Didn't even know there was two different ones. Just got it to try it out for the first time. Homegrown is always better imo.esp with something thatmindfucks you lol
homebrew420
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Loose rich well drained slightly acid soil will serve you best. Been growning S. divinorum for years. T5 are her best friend for artifical lighting. Northern window is the best. Also high humidity is going to do wonders. It is quite difficult to kill once established. Mine looks like crap right now as well. Too windy where she is.
Which specimen do you have, Wasson
Good luck
Which specimen do you have, Wasson
Good luck
homebrew420
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Take a lot of leaves for a pronounced experience. Sorry about the redundant info. Did see it posted.
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Skuxx
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Naww.... It's half alive
I remember growing some salvia in high school botany. The teacher didn't know what it was, but she knew why I signed up for the class heheh. ahh I was a bad kid. I planted some bud in another kids garden... and he got expelled for it.
EverythingsHazy
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LMFAO! That's horrible rofl
This plant also has gnats and mites in the soil. They look like spiders so prob spider mites? Pretty big and move fast. Also the gnats are prob fungus gnats right? I sprayed been on the plant and soil and move it outdoors so if it dies it doesn't infest everything indoors. Hopefully some lady bugs and stuff will clean it up a bit and I can take a cutting if it survives to bring in bug free
This plant also has gnats and mites in the soil. They look like spiders so prob spider mites? Pretty big and move fast. Also the gnats are prob fungus gnats right? I sprayed been on the plant and soil and move it outdoors so if it dies it doesn't infest everything indoors. Hopefully some lady bugs and stuff will clean it up a bit and I can take a cutting if it survives to bring in bug free
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