Mephisto and rocbuds organic grow

Frank Nitty

Frank Nitty

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I quit... I'm looking back at my old pictures and out of five years and I don't know how many grows, I've only had one good grow... I never cee any of ya'll have problems, I try to do what you all are doing and it never works for me, its frustrating and I don't do well when frustrated... I apologize to anyone and all that I have offended, that's not me... I'll come back when I have this shit figured out... Once again I would like to apologize... Peace!!! Keep knocking shit out of the park!!!
 
Buddy73

Buddy73

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We all make mistakes buddy and we learn by them! If it doesn’t work for you then keep changing until you find what works for you. My problem is before I take on any hobby I will sit for weeks on my phone searching up shit . I’m still constantly on my phone asking questions and watching n reading. Don’t give up buddy! It’s the best hobby ever and ya need to enjoy it.
 
Nutty sKunK

Nutty sKunK

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Frank Nitty said:
I quit... I'm looking back at my old pictures and out of five years and I don't know how many grows, I've only had one good grow... I never cee any of ya'll have problems, I try to do what you all are doing and it never works for me, its frustrating and I don't do well when frustrated... I apologize to anyone and all that I have offended, that's not me... I'll come back when I have this shit figured out... Once again I would like to apologize... Peace!!! Keep knocking shit out of the park!!!
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Frank. You’ve missed the whole point of growing. Buds not leaves!

We aim to get as healthy as possible but In truth all we want are fat juicy buds. Which are entirely possible without 100% perfect leaves.

All I’d say is that it’s much easier taking care of a few plants than a few tents worth of plants lol

Cut down and focus your game on a few plants.

What I learned is that most issues arise due to moisture stress rather than not enough of any one thing.
 
Nutty sKunK

Nutty sKunK

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Humanrob said:
Don't mean to hijack the thread, but could you expand on that a little?
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When the soil gets too dry you get deficiencies which can be mistaken as a lack of something. Also in flowering and anytime the media is hot if it dries out the salts concentrate. On top of this your micro herd also suffer.

So a lot of things can appear wrong from what appears to be a good dry cycle. I guess this information is much more relevant to organic growing methods but still applies to salt based methods
 
Humanrob

Humanrob

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Nutty sKunK said:
When the soil gets too dry you get deficiencies which can be mistaken as a lack of something. Also in flowering and anytime the media is hot if it dries out the salts concentrate. On top of this your micro herd also suffer.

So a lot of things can appear wrong from what appears to be a good dry cycle. I guess this information is much more relevant to organic growing methods but still applies to salt based methods
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Thanks for that clarification. I've read a few comments about over-watering being the most common issue and was wondering if that's where you were going. This is an interesting take on the inverse. I suppose we're all looking for the sweet spot in the middle. I'm growing with a mix of organic or near organic materials, all pre-packaged. It lacks some control but plays well into my effort-to-reward ratio.
 
Nutty sKunK

Nutty sKunK

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Humanrob said:
Thanks for that clarification. I've read a few comments about over-watering being the most common issue and was wondering if that's where you were going. This is an interesting take on the inverse. I suppose we're all looking for the sweet spot in the middle. I'm growing with a mix of organic or near organic materials, all pre-packaged. It lacks some control but plays well into my effort-to-reward ratio.
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Exactly. There’s a moisture sweet spot and I believe it’s 25% for peat based soil
 
Frank Nitty

Frank Nitty

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Nutty sKunK said:
Frank. You’ve missed the whole point of growing. Buds not leaves!

We aim to get as healthy as possible but In truth all we want are fat juicy buds. Which are entirely possible without 100% perfect leaves.

All I’d say is that it’s much easier taking care of a few plants than a few tents worth of plants lol

Cut down and focus your game on a few plants.

What I learned is that most issues arise due to moisture stress rather than not enough of any one thing.
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The problem is with 4 plants out of 12,and those 4 plants are in autopots and they are reacting 4 different ways,thus my reason for frustration...
 
Frank Nitty

Frank Nitty

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Humanrob said:
Thanks for that clarification. I've read a few comments about over-watering being the most common issue and was wondering if that's where you were going. This is an interesting take on the inverse. I suppose we're all looking for the sweet spot in the middle. I'm growing with a mix of organic or near organic materials, all pre-packaged. It lacks some control but plays well into my effort-to-reward ratio.
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I'm running FFOF,COCO LOCO,WORM CASTINGS, MEGACROP in all of my pots and only the autopots are affected... Its the craziest thing!!! My plants that I hand water are doing great!!!20211111_165342.jpg20211111_165336.jpg
 
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