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I think the original poster is asking about basic nutrients for the flower cycle.

This one is about phosphorus specifically.

I read your posts man, and I really enjoy them. I don't usually interact because I don't have a lot to contribute. I have always loved breeding and strain preservation but unfortunately have never been able to work with the numbers required to do any proper breeding myself, just pollen...

Welcome! I use the forum to read others first hand experience growing specific strains in similar environments. It's an invaluable resource to be able to access such a broad data base of knowledge. Personally I hate social media. This forum is more about serious growers compared to other pot...

Does that Bodhi gift pack say NL#5 X Everything?

Willie Nelson is 92 and still has hair nearly down to his ass so I would say that theory is a bust.

It's 49 at my place right now. It's generally around 52-55 at night during the summer where I live.

Keep with it. The temps you are getting at night right now are no problem at all, they can get can take frost without issues. They can get down to 26 degrees usually before they get damaged. The humidity could become an issue. Make sure that there is air space around the plants and that the...

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Outdoor plants start flowering as the light hours begin decreasing, they don't wait for equinox, or 12/12, to start flowering or stretching.

Some people advocate for a lot of defoliation on outdoor plants, others don't. Defoliation is much more important for indoor growing than it is for outdoor as far as light penetration. If you're growing in a humid environment than defoliation around the bottom of the plant and in between...

Is that a baby goat? That is so freakin' cute! I used to raise goats for milk.

In my opinion the big girl is going to be done late October/early November, so if you live in a wet climate clear out vegetation around her a little to encourage air flow and light penetration. You could stretch a piece of chicken wire, or something similar, between that squash and corn and your...

87.7% sure that's female.

After you provided the name I looked it up and one of the common names for Golden Alpine Draba is Mt Lassen draba! So cool, spot on.

Thanks for the identification!

No clue, if anyone knows what this is let me know I'm curious.

These are taken on Lassen peak at 10,457 foot (3187 m) elevation. Mt Lassen is a volcano that last erupted in 1917. Penstemon Pussypaws Saxifrage Alpine sorrel

Group shot; 79' Xmas tree x Jagger front left, Puck BC3 front right, Deep chunk center left, Uzbekistani center right, Deep chunk rear left, and another Puck BC3 rear right that you can't see. Deep chunk still putting out huge leaves, that's a five gallon bucket lid for scale. Uzbekistani...