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see you already know your place.

dont forget that the timer has to be able to handle the surge from the power up of the light. i think the surge is 2 or 3 times the watts of the light.

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i have had problems like that the whole current, i have tried to fix it with no luck.it seems to be a (k) problem with mine. they look great and are giant colas. with dyna bloom. i had even foliar fed them with 1 tenth fertz.before the buds started to form and that slowed that down a bit. my...

how are they coming along?

i always thought that the plants have enough energy in them to not feed them until they have some leafs. then start feeding them. i would be scared to burn them up.

well if you over dry you can put the dry buds in a tupperware container with a fresh leaf or 2 and check them. they will rehydrate a little and be just as good.

i agree with tommy, get a milwalkee ph meter the yellow one for like 15 bucks off ebay.

i know when you lower your ph your supposed to do it gradually like .5 intervals so it dosent shock the plant. it still looks really good.

early pearl

petflora, i was wondering if you did anything special to the seeds, did you add sea weed extract, or soak them in H2o solution, did you use the paper towel method, or plant directly? thnx..

1/3 Batch: 2.7 bags Organic Base Soil 8-16 lbs Worm Castings 1.7 lbs Fish Bone Meal 1.7 lbs Bat Guano 1.7 lbs Blood Meal 1/4 cup Epsom Salts 1/3 cup Sweet (dolomite) Lime 2.5 Tbs Azomite 2 tsp. powdered HUmic Acid

i wonder if its black rose.

you could try Cannatonic from Resin seedbank. as they say its a CBD Queen.

hey al, thanks for coming back i really enjoy reading your posts.

i would get Mr.Nice Seedbank seeds. everything there is top shelf.

dont always do what the bottle says, start with less then work your way up,.

also somtimes with thin leafed plants they require less nutrients

prop up the plant pot with wood, a milk crate, bricks somthing like that , if one is higher

i think that royal mail goes on holiday for until the new year , so it might take a minute.