Chewberto's Secret Garden....
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Bubbagineer
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Looks killer! I'll be watching if you don't mind. What is Chewkie's?
chewberto
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Chewkies is a few bag seeds from a GSC forum cut! Can't call it GSC so I just named it chewkies!
Bubbagineer
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lmao
disposition84
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Looking good man, getting ready to pop some more firestompers to go on the look out once again. NSV has some he's running right now too that he
says looks amazing. Pulling up a chair to watch this one
says looks amazing. Pulling up a chair to watch this one
chewberto
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Yeah I haven't seen a pic of NSv FSOG for over a month, I bet it is flourishing! These seedlings were stinky already this early, I am super stoked to finally run them! How you been buddy, staying busy?Looking good man, getting ready to pop some more firestompers to go on the look out once again. NSV has some he's running right now too that he
says looks amazing. Pulling up a chair to watch this one
Ibex
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Ooooh excited about seeing this! That sounds like a nice cut to have
chewberto
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Mother fucking ezcloner pump keeps tipping over, started some clones yesterday with the pump spraying fine, and came in tonight to notice it on its side not hitting the stems, just drowning itself like an idiot. It looks like 5 out out 35 are floppy and the rest are rather perky still, wonder if they are gonna make it! Any tips on stabilizing the mister, thing is lame.
chewberto
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Here we are transplanted on Tuesday the 17th.
. I battled a few issues early on. I decided to see what FoxFarm ocean forest would do without any of my usual amendments of dolemite lime and some extra perlite. Results were nasty without the help of the lime, it is not touching the cal/mag needs of the plant, I also started using tap water which I thought would provide those trace minerals in addition to fox farms soil, but very early on I saw cal/mag deficiencies with yellowing and red rusty spots .
I also noticed after less than 3 weeks, that I needed to introduce nitrogen,. the soil really didn't provide nutrition for as long as I anticipated, and the nutrients provided were not that stellar in the first place.
I am am going to flip very soon while there is still a little nitrogen in the transplanted soil to carry through the beginning of the flip!
They are perky and happy now , and they have already corrected themselves. I had to go through that ffof drama to figure out what I have been using as a base,. I decided I'm done with ffof... Solo pic is a Chewkie...
. I battled a few issues early on. I decided to see what FoxFarm ocean forest would do without any of my usual amendments of dolemite lime and some extra perlite. Results were nasty without the help of the lime, it is not touching the cal/mag needs of the plant, I also started using tap water which I thought would provide those trace minerals in addition to fox farms soil, but very early on I saw cal/mag deficiencies with yellowing and red rusty spots .
I also noticed after less than 3 weeks, that I needed to introduce nitrogen,. the soil really didn't provide nutrition for as long as I anticipated, and the nutrients provided were not that stellar in the first place.
I am am going to flip very soon while there is still a little nitrogen in the transplanted soil to carry through the beginning of the flip!
They are perky and happy now , and they have already corrected themselves. I had to go through that ffof drama to figure out what I have been using as a base,. I decided I'm done with ffof... Solo pic is a Chewkie...
Bubbagineer
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I hear you bro! I'm using FFOF this grow and I am not happy at all. Last grow was great, this one the soil was very deficient on N in one bag and way too hot in another. My poor Indica plant is choking its so hot and I can't get it flushed sufficiently. Also agree on CA/MG - been having to supplement that from the gitgo. Oh well. I agree though, fuck FFOF. I have no clue what I'm going to though.... After seeing Andy's post with the coco, I'm thinking that
chewberto
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Shit after seeing Andy's side by side, maybe cocoa! There are a few Colorado soil companies out there, one NavySealsVet had tried but need to ask how he likes it. I'm gonna text him now. I've used roots before, but I noticed a lot of fungus gnats. Maybe someone will chime in to help us out...