Sweet Seeds Yozhik grows Crystal Candy Auto & Blow Mind Auto
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Yozhik
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I have a friend of a friend of someone I know ... who DEMANDS that Blow Mind is available and in the mix.
He loves it.
The nugs on these are insanely hard - like, rock hard.
I think I described them as acorn like, or similar to an unopened pine cone.
They are small - smaller than a golf ball - but you could hammer nails in with them.
Not sure if the yield will be that great in terms of quantity of product, but they might also be deceptive, and be small but surprisingly heavy.
Yozhik
INTJ & Non-Violent Domestic Extremist
Got to be honest, I haven't singled any strain out for individual aroma sampling.
There are 4 strains in the tent right now, and the symphony to the senses keeps me satisfied without singling out a single instrument.
HOWEVER, now that you raise the question, I'll pay specific attention next time I'm spending some quality time with the girls.
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Here's my blow Mind buddy..
Almost ready
Almost ready
Yozhik
INTJ & Non-Violent Domestic Extremist
Here's my blow Mind buddy..
Almost ready
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Yozhik
INTJ & Non-Violent Domestic Extremist
ohhh @blowyourmind - see them now.
They look lovely!
They look lovely!
Yozhik
INTJ & Non-Violent Domestic Extremist
Day 55
Looks like something is "off" on the feeding.
Leaves are yellowing at the edges and tips are curling, like an elf's winklepicker.
It could be;
I'm erring on the side of c)
I can't undo yesterday's feed, but I can make every effort to correct with the next and future feedings.
So today they will receive a light foliar feed of first aid kit during lights out.
Think of a light misty night rain ...
I have recalibrated the BlueLab pH meter.
It was off, and may have easily caused a pH issue.
pH doesn't need much inaccuracy to make a huge difference
It's actually VERY difficult to get the EC down.
Tap water here runs at pH 7.7 and 0.6 EC.
Using just a simple pH Down product to get the water to a usable 6.3 - 6.5 pH, raises the EC to around 1.8.
NB: ph 6.3 and 1.9 EC is tap water + pH Down only; i.e. ZERO nutrients.
Would be interesting to see what something like Advanced Nutrients Connoisseur Bloom A+B pH Perfect @ 1/4 strength would do to the EC.
Thing is, 1/4 strength would NOT be enough for the pH Perfect buffers to do their thing, to tap water @ 7.7 pH.
So the pH Down would absolutely be needed in addition to the Bloom nutes.
It then becomes a question of, why not just use the Advanced Nutrients pH Perfect base nutes, and nothing else, at a level that provides enough buffer strength to correct the initial 7.7pH.
So I might compare the EC of;
Interesting times ahead.
Looks like something is "off" on the feeding.
Leaves are yellowing at the edges and tips are curling, like an elf's winklepicker.
It could be;
a) nute burn
b) pH off, causing deficiency/toxicity
c) all of the above
b) pH off, causing deficiency/toxicity
c) all of the above
I'm erring on the side of c)
I can't undo yesterday's feed, but I can make every effort to correct with the next and future feedings.
So today they will receive a light foliar feed of first aid kit during lights out.
Think of a light misty night rain ...
I have recalibrated the BlueLab pH meter.
It was off, and may have easily caused a pH issue.
pH doesn't need much inaccuracy to make a huge difference
MEMO TO: Self
RE: pH meter
Calibrate more often, you retard.
I might go for a couple of faux-flush, lighter feeds, with base nutes only at diluted strength.RE: pH meter
Calibrate more often, you retard.
It's actually VERY difficult to get the EC down.
Tap water here runs at pH 7.7 and 0.6 EC.
Using just a simple pH Down product to get the water to a usable 6.3 - 6.5 pH, raises the EC to around 1.8.
NB: ph 6.3 and 1.9 EC is tap water + pH Down only; i.e. ZERO nutrients.
Would be interesting to see what something like Advanced Nutrients Connoisseur Bloom A+B pH Perfect @ 1/4 strength would do to the EC.
Thing is, 1/4 strength would NOT be enough for the pH Perfect buffers to do their thing, to tap water @ 7.7 pH.
So the pH Down would absolutely be needed in addition to the Bloom nutes.
It then becomes a question of, why not just use the Advanced Nutrients pH Perfect base nutes, and nothing else, at a level that provides enough buffer strength to correct the initial 7.7pH.
So I might compare the EC of;
- tap water + pH Down, versus
- tap water + Advanced Nutrients Bloom A+B pH Perfect
Interesting times ahead.
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