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I was a couple of weeks in when I had a setback. Hopefully in recovery, but I don't plan on posting pics.

You referred to the one Kapt posted. That's the one I referred to.

Quite the opposite. These lights tend to send plants into flower mode early. The Gotham site mentions this.

Less is more.

They recommend a distance of 1-2'. I let it get t about 8" when it bleached mine a little. So...

Yes........

There's a video about grafting on here somewhere. A Dutch grower has about 11 strains on one plant. Impressive.

Nice and healthy...good grow. Have you grown BW before. If so, is it as powerfully smelling as they say? Good luck, it really looks great so far.

Adding more doesn't actually add anything. Just more expense. Save your mycorrhizae for soil that needs it. I add a handful of Light Warrior to the soil under anything I plant, even in my outdoor garden, to inoculate root systems.

No need to add mycorrhizae to Light Warrior. It's already there.

Length of cure isn't the only factor.

I'd probably go no farther than 50/50.but if you want to knock your dick in the dirt, wait for nearly all amber. I don't think Blue Mystic will let you down, whatever, but it isn't the strongest strain. That's for sure. Your main concern should be curing it well.

You can harvest in stages and get a variety of effects. I'd probably harvest some at the first sign of amber trichs, and then the rest later for the full-on couchlock. But I don't know about the 72hr trick and harvesting in stages. That's a puzzler. For absolute max potency I reckon 3 days...

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Ok. I'm going to give it a bit of seaweed one more time, too. I think I caused the problem with some organic mite spray. I did it as a preventative, but left the light on. No problem the first time. This time seemed to cook it. Thanks for your advice, Surfhead. Autos are new to me.

I'm in my 6th week. My leaves are fast losing color.

Technological advance is a double edged sword, but this is entirely a red herring in regard to the article. It's about how science has shifted into a reliance on statistics, at our detriment.

Good point. Science as an honest investigation is one thing, as an institutionalized and constricted instrument of dogma is another.

Interesting. Thanks. Did you grow your FB 20/4?