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Guava Fritter liked the LST. Still dialing in nutes. Learning about VPD helped me understand why N was coming off heavy. Higher VPD = more frequent waterings and I add nutes each watering.

Best video I've found explaining VPD. Glad I watched because I need to be careful with my nute mixes. And something relieving: "VPD is optimal over a very wide range...we go all the way to 4 in the field, and it's fine." Bruce Bugbee

Mine are hungrier for N than other cultivars at this stage. Adjusting nutes.

New growth on clones but no roots :neutral: And I didn't go by them not showing through the peat...I removed one and checked the bottom. When I take clones I split the bottom with a razor two ways so it looks like a cross, vertical and horizontal cut in half. Idk if that allowed nutrient uptake...

Couldn't sleep. Read some research to help get there lol. Found this: Foliar application of nutrients on medicinal and aromatic plants, the sustainable approaches for higher and better production Inside the paper are 125 referenced studies supporting the conclusion: "The positive effects of...

Some people say to thin out leaves and others say leave them all...that's the beauty of it, you get to learn what you like best :bigjoint: They are filling out and looking pretty!

What's your humidity like?

Did mainlining on the Guava Fritter, today. Don't want the tops to be too close together during flowering. Before After

we have a bunch of OGs in here :hug:

Enlightening. Challenged some of the beliefs I've held about organics.

Subgirl on icmag has a full grow of cap junkie and she's currently growing it for another round. https://www.icmag.com/threads/subgirls-garden.18128930/

I don't believe it's fusarium wilt because it starts from the stem base and this appears to be on the new growth. Without seeing the whole plant, I will say new growth dying can be an indicator of Calcium deficiency. I'm not sure which Coast of Maine soil you're using but Jacks 20-20-20 doesn't...

Are these outdoors or indoors?

I thought RockyMtnMan was familiar! You may be the only person I've come across from those days, so far. It is indeed good to see a familiar face :hug: Congratulations on retirement! I hope it is peaceful and full of herb :weed: I'll be along for the ride

I feel the same way :clap: Welcome back to RIU. Just came back, as well. Your setup is very clean and organized...aesthetic. Anyway, I look forward to seeing what you grow! Your plants look well cared for.

Avoiding late flowering def makes sense. I know some people who will say only do it in veg. OP said as soon as he gets quarter sized buds, no more foliar spray. I hadn't paid it no mind in general since I thought it was only useful to quickly address deficiencies while figuring out soil nutes...

After reading the Foliar spray thread I'm tickled. It flies in the face of many ideas we're typically taught about foliar spray like: Spraying any type of liquid on your plants under a light will burn them due to light being reflected in the droplets Foliar feeding daily is going to kill your...

Well said, you know what's up :blsmoke: Thank you! Can't even blame you. What you have going is obviously working hella well, I wouldn't be worried about a micro sog either. If my girls can make it through looking even somewhat as healthy as yours, I'll be happy.

Pretty epic thread and has me thinking...leaving here in case of interest to anyone. https://rollitup.org/t/the-lost-art-of-foliar-feeding.296685/ Essentially results in increased yields. Studies referenced in the thread. I may decide to incorporate this and later compare clones with and...

What a difference 5 days makes.