FmSwayze
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These look fooking great!
Two tents A lot of weed!
FmSwayze
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Them controllers are so nice!
budman111
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I would be topping them
SaHt420
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Thank you!
SaHt420
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Love them!
I appreciate it! Imma flip in another week. Was thinking about it but I wanna go for single colas first time doing sog. If I feel like it I’ll top the next batch I Toss in.
SaHt420
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Don’t shame me for the dirty floor!!! I’m looking for a big single catch tray!
Even the banana buttercup is kicking ass now!
I’m worried though because my buddy had a clone outside and it hermied out. He also had other strains outside that didn’t so I’m hoping it was in clay or something. I’ll just keep a close eye on it
Even the banana buttercup is kicking ass now!
I’m worried though because my buddy had a clone outside and it hermied out. He also had other strains outside that didn’t so I’m hoping it was in clay or something. I’ll just keep a close eye on it
SaHt420
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Added the extra from the veg tent and picked my new mothers. But after this run I’ll decide what is gonna stick around and flower off the rest! I can’t decide if I should toss in the ocifer xx and mint choc. X unicorn poop! 
lmk should i flower out one of each or should i clone from both?
lmk should i flower out one of each or should i clone from both?
FmSwayze
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Are the flower times similar?
SaHt420
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The mendo jilly is a sativa and so is the mint choc. Cross then that idk about the ocifer or other variant of buttermilk biscuits but buttermilk biscuits1 and Monica are similar!
SaHt420
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Imma use my 5 outdoor for the temple balls I have two mendo jilly and three buttermilk biscuits. Should be plenty to make a bike sized ball! I’ve been lucky with this past week of nice weather have two days of rain so I tossed them in the door less garage out back keep them dry and won’t mildew sense they have air flow. Gonna let these babies rippen up for the temple balls!
Sticky Bandit
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Looks like it could be magnesium to me but I'm no expert.
I mix a teaspoon of Epsom Salts in 1 Liter water and use as a foliar spray daily
If you want to improve on that immensely try adding calcium. Get some eggshells and bake them in a warm oven to remove organic debris. Then crush them fine using a pestle and mortar and add a tablespoon or 2 to 1/2 cup white vinegar in a jar with a loose lid for 4 or 5 days or until clear with no bubbles rising.
If using the calcium add a teaspoon of the calcium to the water first then add the teaspoon of Epsom Salts to 1 liter of water in a spray bottle and spray daily
I might be off a little on my mix but this works great for me and the plants seem to love it!
I'll post an exact method when I get home from work, but this is the basics
What is your water hardness like?
SaHt420
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I’ll up my cal-mag from 1/2tsp to. 3/4tspLooks like it could be magnesium to me but I'm no expert.
I mix a teaspoon of Epsom Salts in 1 Liter water and use as a foliar spray daily
If you want to improve on that immensely try adding calcium. Get some eggshells and bake them in a warm oven to remove organic debris. Then crush them fine using a pestle and mortar and add a tablespoon or 2 to 1/2 cup white vinegar in a jar with a loose lid for 4 or 5 days or until clear with no bubbles rising.
If using the calcium add a teaspoon of the calcium to the water first then add the teaspoon of Epsom Salts to 1 liter of water in a spray bottle and spray daily
I might be off a little on my mix but this works great for me and the plants seem to love it!
I'll post an exact method when I get home from work, but this is the basics
What is your water hardness like?
Sticky Bandit
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Foliar spray has the best/quickest effect as it doesn't rely on a healthy root system
SaHt420
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Yk I can do that your roght
Sticky Bandit
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I found the exact recipe for the calcium acetate ...
" Save your egg shells, then bake them in the oven at 350F for 30 minutes to get rid of contaminates. Grind the egg shells when they cool off. Put a couple of tablespoons of ground egg shells in a jar (tall one, this will foam up) and add a half cup of vinegar to the egg shells. It will foam and when it settles down, you can stir it a couple of times throughout the day.
After a day or two, the vinegar will become clear and whats left of the eggshells will settle to the bottom. The pH of the vinegar will change from about 3.5 pH to around 6.0 pH. The vinegar will change from 25 ppm to around 3,000 ppm. I then use a teaspoon in a gallon of water or however much I need. I usually shoot for around 300 ppm for foliar. You can also take yourself it if you need calcium, it's much more available than most calcium supplements.
Peace "
" Save your egg shells, then bake them in the oven at 350F for 30 minutes to get rid of contaminates. Grind the egg shells when they cool off. Put a couple of tablespoons of ground egg shells in a jar (tall one, this will foam up) and add a half cup of vinegar to the egg shells. It will foam and when it settles down, you can stir it a couple of times throughout the day.
After a day or two, the vinegar will become clear and whats left of the eggshells will settle to the bottom. The pH of the vinegar will change from about 3.5 pH to around 6.0 pH. The vinegar will change from 25 ppm to around 3,000 ppm. I then use a teaspoon in a gallon of water or however much I need. I usually shoot for around 300 ppm for foliar. You can also take yourself it if you need calcium, it's much more available than most calcium supplements.
Peace "
SaHt420
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Thank you
