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  1. Update: So the plants bounced back after their short bout of medium issue. I plan to transplant next week, medium of choice will be organic matters.
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  2. Nutes day done this morning, beautiful weather indoor 21C and 41% RH Week 11 flowering... Thinking of chopping buds that have 80% brown pistils She looks like a mess! Me thinks that vegging for 11 weeks 4 sativas gonna be a challenge lol
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  3. Thread restarted as it became polluted with derailments. Seeds started off as: After a few days: Which brings us to their current state:
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  4. If you have enough space you can make your own feminized pollen. How to below. The Colloidal silver can be bought at Clicks. https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-how-to-make-feminized-cannabis-seeds-like-the-pros-n1117
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  5. So I did a bit of Googling and seems the copper soap is not ideal and not recommended during flowering: https://forum.grasscity.com/threads/is-copper-spray-safe-on-budding-plants.1418846/ https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum/growing-community/119523-copper-fungicide-on-buds https://www.thcfarmer.com/threads/copper-fungicide-safe.90474/ https://www.rollitup.org/t/copper-soap-and-white-powdery-mold.292458/ Seems Hydrogen Peroxide at 3% is what is recommended.
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  6. I have 4 x 5L containers, use about 10L water a day. Water stands for 24 hours. PH seems to have stabilized at 6.7 which is not too bad. Sent from my CLT-L29 using Tapatalk
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  8. Feed through out the veg and flowering cycle. I'm not bothered with seedling soil, I've been planting straight into the classic with no problems Sent from my G3312 using Tapatalk
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  9. Do you start feeding once you start flowering? That's what I read somewhere. Do yourself a favor and get a bag of seedling soil as well.
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  10. Everyone in the Cpt area, take care of your outdoor girls today, it's supposed to be rowdy Sent from my G3312 using Tapatalk
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  11. Get FF soil and get BioGrow and a small bag of calmag. You have to feed FF soil Sent from my G3312 using Tapatalk
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  12. Agreed, just get some FF soil and leave nutes alone.
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  13. This needs to be a sticky. This is Vital information and look you dont even need to know what V's from the C's. Thanks so much. Now I just have to make some PM happen... Wrong time of the year in Joies for mildew
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  14. Im gonna try to go to hydroponics in Kraaifontein, on Saturday morning
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  15. Pretty little thing Italian ice cream desert. Sent from my VTR-L09 using Tapatalk
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  16. @LukeS the reason i dont like bicarb at a late flower stage is that it can get absorbed into the trichomes which will leave you with a harsh smoke & taste. foliar spraying with lemon juice will attract WPM so its not a good idea, ideally you should be at about 6.2ph for foliar feeding. the only real downside to H2O2 will be that you may loose some terpenes - this is debatable, but you will finish with good smokeable bud - i would still advise a bud wash after harvest. apply every 2-3 days. spray early morning before lights or just before they switch off & have a fan running. if you do this mid light cycle your plants will burn. you can use the formula for diluting anything thats a bit tricky: Using C1V1 = C2V2 To make a fixed amount of a dilute solution from a stock solution, you can use the formula: C1V1 = C2V2 where: V1 = Volume of stock solution needed to make the new solution C1 = Concentration of stock solution V2 = Final volume of new solution C2 = Final concentration of new solution So lets say you want 3%(C2) final concentration & 1000ml (V2)of the final solution You have 35% H2O2 (C1) So: 35 x V1 = 3 x 1000 35 x V1 = 3000 V1 = 3000/35 V1 = 85.7ml IMPORTANT STEP: V2-V1 = water volume 1000 - 85.7 = 914.3ml So to get 1L of 3% H202 solution you need to add 85.7ml of 35% H2O2 to 914.3ml water
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  17. I have been cloning the same plant for about 8 years and I have a plant that's been cloned for 15 years no degradation
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  18. I do clones off clones. I have a big budha cheese cut for about a year now still doing strong no issues. Cloned it about 4 or 5 times already and I'm sure it's been cloned many times before I got it. Just make sure they healthy before you take clones.
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  19. Maybe a bit late to reply but I used this guide, worked well for me: https://www.growweedeasy.com/cloning-made-easy I was thoroughly dejected after my first couple attempts, as I had 75% failure rates, but it seems I was misting too often, and didn't let enough air in on the first few days; that recipe got me to 75% success.
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