Romulan(photo), Blackberry Moonstones(auto)
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bignugs68
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Week 7 | Day 45
Doing great! No more progression on the red/rusty interveinal chlorosis after adding some cal/mag and the Pride Lands top dressing. Been only a week so need to hold off till next weekend for more pride lands. Debating cutting the lowest nugs, butttt i wanted to do an all natural grow to finish lol
Doing great! No more progression on the red/rusty interveinal chlorosis after adding some cal/mag and the Pride Lands top dressing. Been only a week so need to hold off till next weekend for more pride lands. Debating cutting the lowest nugs, butttt i wanted to do an all natural grow to finish lol
bignugs68
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Week 7 | Day 49
Decided to make another vid. I top dressed her another 5tsp, or 1.67 tbsp of Pride Lands(2-3tbsp is bag recommendation/3gal soil), also watered with a half dose(1tsp) of cal mag with the watering; roughly 60oz or just shy of a half gallon. I've gotten some more rusty/brown tips hinting at a slight Phosphorus(P) deficiency.
Decided to make another vid. I top dressed her another 5tsp, or 1.67 tbsp of Pride Lands(2-3tbsp is bag recommendation/3gal soil), also watered with a half dose(1tsp) of cal mag with the watering; roughly 60oz or just shy of a half gallon. I've gotten some more rusty/brown tips hinting at a slight Phosphorus(P) deficiency.
bignugs68
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So I have always been curious about how aware plants are of their environment. And I think this picture is one of the first visual examples for me of them being decently aware. Because my baby has had the center stage of my tent since germination, And I just noticed today that her growth structure is very square just like the perimeter of the tent. So one way or another whether it's light reflecting or whatever, our babies definitely read their surroundings.
