Thanks bro.. had that in mind.. luckily humidity been low all the way through flower.. I'll be watching it closely on the run in here.
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Thanks m8.. Just topped her after the 4th set then kept the 8 branches pinned or tied down as low as I could to the soil/pot until around day 35.. a final pull out of the main stems ends shortly after that to let the light in.. then let her go free and up she came. Shes turned out nice. Some amber trichs but she can run another week and I'll check again.
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I'll absolutely give it my best shot partner. @ me when your pics up.
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Shit happens mate, glad you learned from it, best to keep positive about it, its still a massive lady!
Shame about the yellow leaves, have you ever thought of (or tried) fully organic nutrients? I have a few I could recommend, would make your life so much easier, no hassle of measuring shit or getting yellow plants (only when you don't give them enough haha).
Nice forearm size cola's it seems btw, well done!
Shit happens mate, glad you learned from it, best to keep positive about it, its still a massive lady!
Shame about the yellow leaves, have you ever thought of (or tried) fully organic nutrients? I have a few I could recommend, would make your life so much easier, no hassle of measuring shit or getting yellow plants (only when you don't give them enough haha).
Nice forearm size cola's it seems btw, well done!
Thanks m8.. not something I've looked at tbh.. the issue with this girl came from adding Plagron Silic Rock to my schedule.. first and last time.. drops ph to the floor then u have to start tinkering which you just shouldn't have to do with soil.
What organic nutes do you recommend? Always worth a look and read up.. you can never know too much
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Biotabs is really easy to use and stress free growing. You can put all the stuff in the soil and just water, plain water, or add some Orgatrex and PK Booster for hungry plants (which I would recommend, because I always like to push to the max).
Another great organic nutrient is B.A.C, which is personally use in combination with Biotabs (and with great results), you use the dry nutrient line of Biotabs, with the startrex, silicium flash, the mycotrex and the biotabs (tabs) itself and use the BAC Organic Grow/Bloom and PkBooster to feed them several times per week/when needed.
You could also use strictly BAC Organic,without the biotabs, but in my opinion the combination of the two in a Lightmix/Coco mixed soil works out great.
Another good nutrient line is Terra Aqautica from GHE (used to be called General Organics) really top material and can be used in many different growing methods/setups, like Autopots too.
And last but not least, the organic or preferably Vegan line from Bio-Nova called Veganics, man had the best results with this line, about 7 bottles or so, but its tiptop. Especially when growing big monster plants in large containers.
Another thing I came across a few days ago is a dry part line from GHE/Terra Aquatica called : https://www.terraaquatica.com/organic-fertiliser/organic-drypart/
Haven't tried it myself yet, but will surely do it in the near future.
Should you have any questions regarding one of these lines, or what to use, just hit me up!
Another great organic nutrient is B.A.C, which is personally use in combination with Biotabs (and with great results), you use the dry nutrient line of Biotabs, with the startrex, silicium flash, the mycotrex and the biotabs (tabs) itself and use the BAC Organic Grow/Bloom and PkBooster to feed them several times per week/when needed.
You could also use strictly BAC Organic,without the biotabs, but in my opinion the combination of the two in a Lightmix/Coco mixed soil works out great.
Another good nutrient line is Terra Aqautica from GHE (used to be called General Organics) really top material and can be used in many different growing methods/setups, like Autopots too.
And last but not least, the organic or preferably Vegan line from Bio-Nova called Veganics, man had the best results with this line, about 7 bottles or so, but its tiptop. Especially when growing big monster plants in large containers.
Another thing I came across a few days ago is a dry part line from GHE/Terra Aquatica called : https://www.terraaquatica.com/organic-fertiliser/organic-drypart/
Haven't tried it myself yet, but will surely do it in the near future.
Should you have any questions regarding one of these lines, or what to use, just hit me up!
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