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I think he just added perlite to Happy Frog, which is needed, I don't think he added it all to #4.......unless I'm reading it wrong?

I run Tritons over 30 ml with gassy phenos from week 5 till finish and even early ripen with it, I've never had a fishy taste to the bud??? This is new to me, when did Scott mention it? I've never heard anyone have fish taste cause of a fish nutrient??

There has been 3 or 4 different cultured/nectar feed schedules since its creation, of which all work, I'm assuming the latest schedule on their site is most current and what they have found to be the best!! It kind of comes down to what you need on your tea day too, if fighting low ppm slurry...

Heck yeah......or a 315 or 630 cmh is badass too......I have a 400W in a 3x3 that crushes!! I also put one 100W 3000K HLG quantum board over one plant and it crushes!! The main thing is get the best you can afford and tailor your grow to that environment, everyone has a little different setup...

It helps keep the plant from stretching and wakes up a shit load of flower sites, while at the same time getting more calcium up into the plant. But I'm with you LOOP, I waited till weeks 4-7 to start using BK this last run and really like the result. I do reccommend Kelp foliars in late veg and...

I read through the link, a lot of good info about how to treat coco. I think your biggest issue you ran into with daily feeding was your plant size and your light......not enough photosynthetic energy to demand all that feed. You can totally build up to daily feeds in any media with nectar, but...

I use BK in my first couple ripening flushes. I guess if you incorporate BK on a flush day in bloom its a non issue if numbers are on point.....but for me, when numbers are on point I either don't flush and just keep feeding and doing teas, or I will add Gaia & fullon to the Herc flush day. If...

Well Damn.......$12 bucks a bag is awesome already!! Shipping prolly lethal though.

Try HARVEST20

Do a week of mid veg, then a week of late veg and flip!! If you take a slurry and compare it to your feed strengths you can tell what they are eating and how much you can get away with bumping.

your in good shape, that plant will be back to normal in no time.

should only have to use plain water once or twice......once to water in the fumbled transplant and one light watering to just keep the soil moist......then Gaia is a nice stress reducer to correct the shock!!

definitely shocked her, yes just water and possibly a kelp foliar......and no intense light or heavy fan breeze!! If not bouncing back over next 48 hours it might need to be topped to stifle the plants energy that the lead growing tip requires!!

Are those pots in the photo their final home? It's a good place to start the feed feed tea/ feed feed flush regiment. If all you have done is feed so far, do a TEA next and start the regiment.

Usually a plant that shows this much damage and not getting any better needs a reset flush and the metabolism restarted. They also stop drinking so I don't know how they could be ready for more in 48 hours, it really looks like the roots are over watered and not getting oxygen. Other than this...

I wasn't saying to feed more, was just making a point when using Nectar as a 3 part, the dilution rates need to be higher, in return the feeds will need Oly to buffer up. When it comes to uptake, the plant has no choice with soluble nutrients until its too much or too little because it...

Thats right, the 3 PART system is all that is needed, the Herc is the magic that transformed the line. If only using the 3 part, the dilution would need to be higher on Medusa & Gaia(Zues stay at 5 ml) and that should drop ph more. Hell Gaia drops my ph more than Herc.

If you were over feeding, you slurry would be out of range, your feed strength has been fine. Just need to make sure to use less and don't feed until the pots start drying out more and become lighter in weight.

Zues is Not enough to buffer the acids, Oly definitely what you want to rely on.....and Oly is a very important 10% calcium source so it need to be in every feed.