supersillybilly
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I use pk13/14 in week 4........and use overdrive for the duration but just recently I used Ripen and Ripen alone for the last 10 days or so....once the shits dry, Ill see if its improved taste
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I use pk13/14 in week 4........and use overdrive for the duration but just recently I used Ripen and Ripen alone for the last 10 days or so....once the shits dry, Ill see if its improved taste
supersillybilly
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What's with the UK and all this freakin sunshine and birdsong and stuff?
Morning all, it's the forum's favourite Scrooge, here to spread Spring cheer and goodwill
Good Morning blonde bombshell........Nice clear day for eagles to fly
DST
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Week 4, or 5, give or take. And if you have green sensation then cool, use it. I just found I was sweet with the Bloom only from Plagron. But my medium also had some goodies in it as well which helped me thinks.
I have used PK13/14 in both incremental way, I have previously added 0.1ml / litre and upped that each week until at 1ml/litre over a 7 week feed regime. Also worked perfectly. I am not quite sure why plants will all of a sudden want massive amounts of pk. Canna also advocate doing the pk13/14 for one week only. Personally I don't use it anymore.
I have used PK13/14 in both incremental way, I have previously added 0.1ml / litre and upped that each week until at 1ml/litre over a 7 week feed regime. Also worked perfectly. I am not quite sure why plants will all of a sudden want massive amounts of pk. Canna also advocate doing the pk13/14 for one week only. Personally I don't use it anymore.
supersillybilly
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How the fuck do u water them.....
baklawa
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[blonde hair looking like it's been the victim of the blast from a bomb] Morning mate, reeeeeally hope so - it's not the scottish eagles that pose a problem but the english rats this end *fuming*
supersillybilly
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baklawa
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This is why they should never have abolished child labour.
DST
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cheers baklawa, the doggies are a happy we bunch.
actually, it's a tad easier with the pots up on shelves. It's really only the ground floor which can be a bit of a pain. And if you don't mind the odd trickle of water running down your sleave then the upper shelves are easy too. What I can pull out of this 1.2m squared cab is a no brainer as far as style of growing. Vertical all the way. Who cares about g/watt. Where I come from its g/m squared.
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actually, it's a tad easier with the pots up on shelves. It's really only the ground floor which can be a bit of a pain. And if you don't mind the odd trickle of water running down your sleave then the upper shelves are easy too. What I can pull out of this 1.2m squared cab is a no brainer as far as style of growing. Vertical all the way. Who cares about g/watt. Where I come from its g/m squared.
chuckles01
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What's with the UK and all this freakin sunshine and birdsong and stuff?
Morning all, it's the forum's favourite Scrooge, here to spread Spring cheer and goodwill
Yeah said could be snow next week! lol lol!
chuckles01
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mad dog bark
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how many u got in there dst?
morning uk
morning uk
baklawa
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Huh, my first winter in the UK for over a decade and I only got one proper snowfall - I'm still gutted
chuckles01
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Oh another question (Sorry) Does it mean anything when the bottom leaves go yellow cos dont know if this should happen or not? some say it does,others say its a lack of something?
supersillybilly
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If u can keep them green its better but leafs die.....I really dont give a fuck, as long as its the bottom ones
DST
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5 of course, that's the legal limit, lol......
Can be a number of things, normally means a Nitrogen deficiency, if it continues look for something with a decent N value. Or you can buy N in nute form. However, here is the tricky things with plants, when they show a deficiency it can actually be due to something else. So do an MOT, check PH of medium, give leaves a check out (underside as well (for critters). Give a foliar spray, a good water with asomething that helps with the uptake of nutrients and helps leaves start photosynthesising....stuff like Iron, Zinc, Molybedenum, Magnesium, Calcium, trace elements that are 100% essential for nutrient uptake and plant development.
Alternatively, pull the yellow leaf off. Give the plant a bit of scran/food and monitor.....
Can be a number of things, normally means a Nitrogen deficiency, if it continues look for something with a decent N value. Or you can buy N in nute form. However, here is the tricky things with plants, when they show a deficiency it can actually be due to something else. So do an MOT, check PH of medium, give leaves a check out (underside as well (for critters). Give a foliar spray, a good water with asomething that helps with the uptake of nutrients and helps leaves start photosynthesising....stuff like Iron, Zinc, Molybedenum, Magnesium, Calcium, trace elements that are 100% essential for nutrient uptake and plant development.
Alternatively, pull the yellow leaf off. Give the plant a bit of scran/food and monitor.....
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