budwinjones
-
Reply to Why are my trichomes not turning amber?
!!!Old School Hippie-Science Incoming!!!
Ever hear folks say that the resin/trichomes are the plant’s sunscreen?
I’ve had this issue when I’m running plants indoors that are opposite the season outside – harvesting Spring-Summer. I think nature kinda “knows”.
I’ll turn my light intensity down from 60% to 40% (1000ish ppf to 700ish) and run…
-
budwinjones posted an update in the group
6 months agoDank Nugs 6 months agoThis is my last Jack Herer. I was gifted this strain when my beard was still black and I’m flowering her out to make room for my new genetic projects. Probably another week before harvest. I’m sad to send her off, but excited to move on and play with some incedible new toys.
cannasota, arsixx and 14 others2 Comments-
Say it ain’t so!
1 -
🫡
1
-
-
krommm and paka
-
budwinjones posted an update in the group
6 months agoGrow Talk 6 months agoSame question DGC.
Soil grow – my blend
Running Cronk bottles this run
Last run full living organic
-
I don’t ph just add Recharge
1- View 1 reply
-
Use microbes weekly to buffer your pH at the rhizosphere and steady ppm in your res. Where the soil meets the root is where pH matters.
8 -
Molybdenum deficiency for reference. 😂
-
Start with a good base mix with a ph of 6-6.2Not over doing it with acidic or alkaline amendmants,
Having the perfect blend prevents this
Try this, 2 parts promix hp, 2 parts vermiculite, 1 part perlite and 1 part worm castings, then add amendmants
The ph of this base mix with these particular worm castings n such is 6.2 and comes out at like…
-
-
Reply to Simplest way to get Co2 to my plants
It won’t hurt anything. You can get some tasty mushrooms. But they aren’t going to produce 400ppm. I’ve never gotten anything significant from them.
pappaza_8 and codyrosegrows - Load More
