NaturalNatureNutures
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4 1/2 weeks into flowering.
This flower was just a stem eaten by snails early in her life. She had no leaves. Found her in the greenhouse months later alive. She is a blue cheese x northern lights.
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4 1/2 weeks into flowering. This flower was just a stem eaten by snails early in her life. She had no leaves. Found her in the greenhouse months later alive. She is a blue cheese x northern lights.
Jacob_
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Looking great Nat! I looked into the Epsom salts also, great tip buddy
Jacob_
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Getting on it
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Jamexican
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what's goin on people I had a quick question on flushing. I have 60 gallon smart pots and I was flushing with ro water, clearex
and mykos for help with the nute uptake and stress. im running super soil and supplemental nutes. can I get away with flushing every other day with 10+ gallons a plant over an 8 day period. I'm tapering off the molasses every watering and mykos only the first couple of times.anyones 2 cents is much appreciated
and mykos for help with the nute uptake and stress. im running super soil and supplemental nutes. can I get away with flushing every other day with 10+ gallons a plant over an 8 day period. I'm tapering off the molasses every watering and mykos only the first couple of times.anyones 2 cents is much appreciated
NaturalNatureNutures
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Thank you Jacob. I foiler sprayed the epsom salt when I applied it. I'm planted directly in the ground hence why I foiler sprayed. I would listen to your intuition when you look at your plant and make the decision as to whether you apply to the soil or foiler spray. I know some may find it silly when I say this but I talk, touch and feel my plants when I make decisions with intuition that have to deal with there health. I love my plants, they are my passion. This is why I choose to let my plants express themselves in their most natural environment and try not to have an ego that thinks I can grow better than mother nature, she is my greatest teacher when it comes to my plants and I observe how mother nature creates strong plants.
Couple pics from today. The purple is really starting to come through on the hashplant bud now.
NaturalNatureNutures
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Nice looking bud Jamexican! What strain are you running?
ganga gurl420
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Only the hash plant has come down so far.
My holy grail will probably come down this weekend.
My holy grail will probably come down this weekend.
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ruby fruit
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Just on that I've heard with good og kush strains they are light feeders but thrive on magnesium
GanJaGawD
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Damn it's getting cold over there. It's the opposite last couple days accross the lake over here...
Jacob_
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Thanks Ruby, I’m trying to get my little engine that could (she was near death) a little bigger now but I think she’s done with height. Being her parents are in the kush family, we’ll see how she does eventually with the mag. I gave her a small dose of the epsom and am watching her close. If nothing else, she’s cute af.
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ruby fruit
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Pick
Yellow leaves are like yellow insect sticky sheets...insects go for the colour
sensi8739
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Welp. Woke up today to a couple inches of snow on the ground. Started noticing a couple buds breaking out in rot, so I took 4 down that were close enough, coulda used maybe 3-5 more days, but sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do:
Still got these last two I'm going to push a little further:
Still got these last two I'm going to push a little further:
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slow drawl
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Cannaventures Half and Half...such a beautiful plant. 
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eddy600
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Looks great all green and purple no brown,seems like a keeper for your area.
