WAMEN said:Just stopped by to say High hempKat man nice to see youre always doing good...
Its always a pleasure to stop by and check out all the tips you spread around..:smile:
take care,
wam
newbieb said:thanks hempkat, and sundown (sundown by the extension cord having to be higher then the appliance you mean higher in amps right ? )
Dan42nepa said:I posted this in the organic forum but didnt get many responses.. Below is my preposed schedule for feeding. Nothing is set in stone and its only a guideline. I am looking for feedback for it being sufficient to supply healthy heavy buds. The one thing that confuses me is the bat guano (.5-12-0.2) in conjunction with the bio bloom 1.1-2.5-2. Not sure if that will be sufficient?
Ok.. I am on day 15 of my 5 plant northern lights grow. I am using 400 MH lights and my soil is the only organic soil I could find in my area especially this time of year. I cant make my own because I cant easily locate the components.
The soil is Master Nurserys Gardeners Gold.
All natural rich blend of Fir bark fines, forest humus, sphagnum peat moss, perlite, worm castings chicken manure, bat guano, kelp meal and pH balanced to 6.5 with oyster shell and dolomites limes. For use in all indoor/outdoor potting containers and raised bed applications.
I cut the soil with some promix and 1/3 perlite. So far plants are doing well... They are currently in 1 quart containers and will be transplanting in about a week.
My plan is to wait until after i transplant and the following week start using Liquid Seaweed half strength weekly.
When I finally start to flower I will use Indo bat guano and bio bloom using this schedule.
Vegetative:
Week 1: Nothing
Week 2: Feed with 1/4 strength Liquid Fish (5-1-1) *if yellowing
Week 3: Feed from soil
Week 4: Foiler feed with Liquid Seaweed (0-0-1)
Week 5: Feed from soil
Week 6: Foiler feed with Liquid Seaweed (0-0-1)
Week 7: Feed from soil
Week 8: Foiler feed with Liquid Seaweed (0-0-1)
*Use Epsom Salt if any Mg def.
Flowering:
Week 1: Feed from soil
Week 2: Feed with Liquid Seaweed (0-0-1) (1ts)
Week 3: Feed with Bio-Bloom (1-2.5-2) (1ts)
Week 4: Feed with Bio-Bloom (1-2.5-2) (2ts), Indonesian Bat Guano (0.5-12.5-1.5), Liquid Seaweed (0-0-1) (1ts)
Week 5: Feed with Bio-Bloom (1-2.5-2) (3ts), Indonesian Bat Guano (0.5-12.5-1.5) (2ts), Mollasses (1ts)
Week 6: Feed with Bio Bloom (1-2.5-2) (4ts), Indonesian Bat Guano (0.5-12.5-1.5) (2ts), Mollasses (1ts)
Week 7: Feed with Bio Bloom (1-2.5-2) (4ts), Indonesian Bat Guano (0.5-12.5-1.5) (2ts), Mollasses (1ts)
Week 8: Flush (plain water)
Week 9: Flush (plain water)
actually i copied this schedule from someone else but he hasnt actually used this yet and is using different soil
Is this enough to give me a hardy harvest? Any critiques would be greatly appreciated..
Thanks
Dan
Dan42nepa said:sounds possible... cant you cut roses from bushes which havent bloomed, put them in water and they will still bloom?
unicorn said:please if any one can help with this
if i have a male that was flowering about 15 days...i chopped him put the top of the plant in a glass of water on 12 and 12 will it continue to flower?
Budless said:How would one go about bringing the purple out during a grow?
To give a bit of information I bought some Sweet Tooth from Barney's. I have seen some people with purple verities and some people with absolutely no purple what so ever. IIRC somebody mentioned something about lowering the temperature during flowering to cause the purple to come out, but I also recall hearing something a bout certain nutes providing the color change. I assumed it was more of a genetics thing. Could somebody point in the right direction? Thanks ye olde fartes!
HempKat said:...
I'll just stick with whatever color I get growing them the way they're meant to be grown.
HempKat said:If you only need to keep him for a short time to get some pollen, that should work, if you need him to last longer or actually grow, then you need to treat it like any other clone. However cloning in flower is generally considered more difficult.
unicorn said:no i just want his love dust lol....peace and thankyou
Budless said:Thanks. I don't suspect that purple means the strain is any lesser or greater in quality, I just wanted something with some visual appeal to myself. I actually like the purple in the bud. Hell I like bud that isn't just completely green. But you know, even after saying all that I admit that Green is my favorite color, so I can't exactly hate it, now can I? On top of that, it would be rare for me to rase a fuss over what color the weed is as long as I get to partake is smoking it
Thanks again for your imput. Happy toking all!
One more question!
I have some bag seed that came from some good bud. They're from friend's personal batch that was pretty dusty and a damn good smoke IIRC. I ordered my Sweet Tooth under the presumption that my seeds wouldn't be germing. The Sweet Tooth had been ordered the seeds decided to pop and I planted them. So far it looks to be a 100% germ rate, but they are just developing their first root stem and pushing above the soil. The Sweet Tooth wont be here until next week most likely. This may sound dumb, but should I grow the bagseed of questionable quality or the Sweet Tooth?
I was thinking I could do a short test grow. The cab I'm using is new so I could find any flaws through a first run, and if the bud turns out good I'll have extra. Not to mention something to toke on sooner or later. I would probably do a 2 week veg and then flower the plants small depending on certain factor if I decided to grow them.
Anybody want to comment?
HempKat said:Did he look like he was close (some balls turning yellowish)? If so then it should work because I did that once and it worked but mine was just 3 or 4 days away from dropping pollen.
unicorn said:actually he is not ready yet...i have noticed they are swelling the past few days...beautiful kali-mist x bogglegum male hope i get some pollen