Coreyhulick
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looks great man
Looking great man! I just went through the whole thread and your plants are thriving very well.
I am using the Age Old line as well, after using the bloom for my last grow. It turned out really great, although I started yellowing really early in flowering because I was using crap chemical grow ferts (Peters) and only very sparingly. This time I picked up the Age Old Grow and Kelp, but can't really figure out how to incorporate the Kelp. I get the grow and bloom, and my hydro store guy says use Kelp as foliar feed, but what do you do? I was thinking of maybe alternating feedings with the Grow and Kelp to provide a "balanced diet" or what?
looks great man
Looking great man! I just went through the whole thread and your plants are thriving very well.
I am using the Age Old line as well, after using the bloom for my last grow. It turned out really great, although I started yellowing really early in flowering because I was using crap chemical grow ferts (Peters) and only very sparingly. This time I picked up the Age Old Grow and Kelp, but can't really figure out how to incorporate the Kelp. I get the grow and bloom, and my hydro store guy says use Kelp as foliar feed, but what do you do? I was thinking of maybe alternating feedings with the Grow and Kelp to provide a "balanced diet" or what?
Thanks . So far so good except for a couple hiccups . The LST has been fun , lots of tying and retying though but I can account for over 25 shoots heading up to be colas last count ,it's gonna be interesting .
That is a nice ingredient list on the HF. I've looked into the Ocean Forest, but heard people say it's really hot nutrient wise. Looking forward to the results of your grow. Your plants are looking awesome!
So you went with the solid kelp? I used my liquid as a foliar, but might have burned them because I watered with grow at the same time. I thought I'd be all good because those numbers are sow low but I dunno. I read on the site that it is good for stressed out plants and building soil tilth.