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Critical Kush are usually not that big by week 6 because this is more like a 10 - 12 week flowering strain in my opinion...So usually around day 45 the budding should really start to pick up....But it all depends you might have fuck something up so you just have to wait and see...This is what...

Is something wrong with the question?

Just wanted to know what's the ppm of your soil when close to harvest if you don't mine.

If anybody has a sharp eye they would have noticed in my last picture I had 6 plants vegging, then only four plants in the pic under it...The two that did not make it into the tent was destined for an outdoor grow so they were transplanted once into solo cups with the rest of the other plants...

A little veg update...The ladies were just to big now for the 3x3 tent so I ordered a 5x5 and it came the other day and they are absolutely loving it. Decided to do the dual spectrum thing two 600's crank down to 50% brightness. Even though I'm used to this type of growth now it's still kind...

That's what I'm talking about feeding only water to promote a slow fade...Like I said I don't "flush" I feed only water to promote a slow fade...And I'm going to be trying your method soon with the boiling water, I think I already understand the reason behind why it works so I'm expecting...

You're not ending any myth in fact you could unknowingly be supporting disgustingly high nutrient levels in people's finish product...If a person feeds with a high ppm throughout the entire life cycle of a plant I believe they may want to consider flushing to get rid of most of those accumulated...

I don't flush.

See this is the problem with you motherfuckers the op asked a simple question and I answered it instead of preaching to him about what he should and should not be doing...Look flushing is up for debate a lot of people do it a lot of people don't to each his own, it's not like flushing is going...

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OK cut all nutrients from this point...Next time you water just use plain water with the Flawless finish added, then every watering after that just plain water nothing else and in two more weeks or so they should be done.

Can't tell you too much about outdoor gardening as I have no experience really in that area, I think they have a whole section dedicated to outdoor growing on here somewhere

Dynagro is ok but overpriced...Yes Jack's Classic bloom will be fine for flowering.

:oThank God you found us in time that was close...Just grab you some Jack's Classic 20-20-20 and you'll be good from beginning to end bongsmilie.

I said from what I've read so far it seems like good shit, and that a person shouldn't judge a product based off one individuals outcome, now if multiple people say the same thing then I take note, but I've learned to always try things myself before making my final judgment. No big deal man you...

Exactly when you LST the reason that you are tying things down is so that the plant gets confused and send auxins down the stem to produce new sprouts to become new apical buds...On their website it says that it's meant to be used as a "stand-alone additive" along with your normal base...

I searched their website high and low and didn't see one mention of nitrogen or potassium in there product, so I stand firm on no NPK...Their main selling point is not the B vitamins it's the hormones. I didn't come here to stir the pot, I simply told the guy he shouldn't make a decision based...

Don't worry about it, they'll be fine.

We all know about the myth of B vitamins, but that wouldn't be the reason behind me purchasing this product, but the PGR's like auxin’s, cytokines, brassinosteriods and triconinal are really good for plants.