Aussie Growers Thread

DustyDuke

DustyDuke

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Did a repot 2 were a bit small roots need a bit more time, these and the clones will go to my other spot this weekend. The GC has bounced back quick after the a bit of drama BT copped it a bit harder then I thought.
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Growoolit

Growoolit

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reza92 said:
hammering the foliar calcium through veg can help with that a little. Builds a strong cell wall so the pm can’t attack the plant and therefore doesn’t form.
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Isn't that what Silica is recommended for? I note that #Kaligrownbudz (on Youtube) recommends RecycleSil. Not sure if available in hydro shops or plant nurseries here.
 
reza92

reza92

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Growoolit said:
Isn't that what Silica is recommended for? I note that #Kaligrownbudz (on Youtube) recommends RecycleSil. Not sure if available in hydro shops or plant nurseries here.
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Yes but also calcium. without sufficient calcium Silica will do jack squat. Calcium is imo the most important element for plant growth and development. The fact it’s an immobile nutrient, locks out easily and is actually pretty hard for the plant to uptake sufficiently through the rootzone generally means most people aren’t providing their plants enough calcium.

calcium’s primary role is to allow mobile nutrients to move around the plant but also is the base building block for cell walls and directly contributes to cell wall strength and adhesion. An old saying I was once told about the importance of calcium (and boron). Calcium is the plants nutrient highway and borons the trucker who moves it all.
 
bursto

bursto

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power bills mine was 900 bucks it dont help when my kids leave on their electric blanket, all day, makes me look even worse,

i heard this morning you guys in vic are due for some mega antarctic blast this week, n snow n shit in tas
 
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