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Welcome Surfboy, Sounds like a intensive grow setup...60x6l Post some pics...or it didn't happen..hahaha.[emoji3] Enjoy the forum Keep it lit Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

Rietjiesvlei....ag fok sorry... Richardsbay Northern KZN Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

Holy crap, That is a good yield. Congrats, that is a Benchmark... Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

I'm growing outdoor organic in my own soil mix. 50%Compost 30%commercial potting soil 20%riversand I feed sparingly with Seagrow and supplement with AACT for the rootzone. I only use rainwater or koipond water. Our Municipality messes with tap water too much. PH is all over the show. Less is more- we tend to think otherwise!! You need to be careful when mixing a whole bunch of stuff together. It usually causes more problems than it solves. Been there got the t-shirt. Shotgun remedies are bad. If the signs are on the old growth but the new growth looks good, give the plant some time. It wil show you what it needs. Members with similar growing conditions will probably be able to assist more. Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

Eishhh, if this thread is anything to go by. I'm sure those babies will do well. Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

Hey Acid Alice Don't know if you have these. Accordingly, looks like P, Mg or Boron. Leaves also lookin very dark green like too much Nitrogen. What medium, grow condition, plant age/stage. Could it be a deficiency(shortage) or toxicity(too much) or a lockout? Difficult to diagnose like this. Let some of the other growers also share their opions. Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

Awesome growth there, Blerrie good stuff. Lekker Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

Afternoon, I think everybody has had this happen to them to a certain extent. The honey tip is a good one, thanks. Didn't know that. Here's my kit Electrical tape, supportive and stretchy for binding, even on a light break. Wooden splint to keep the branch straight Wire, cableties and bagties to tie splints Compost tea to mitigate plant stress and help with the healing. I've trained bonsai's before, so with the wire you have to be careful that it doesn't cut into the branch as it grows. Cannabis grows so fast, you have to check on healing regularly. Otherwise leave it alone, cannabis is very resilient, they heal quick. Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

As the title states, we started something and it's taking on a life of its own.... Pic 1 and 2 are the original Swazi mama's babies, all doing well. 3/4 The ''foreigners'' 3. 2x Unknown donated fem seed from the Netherlands. 4. 2x Sour Diesel auto's from Herb Nation 5. 7 bagseed ladies from Swazi origin- The Winter experiment 6. Flowering started lekker 7. Results of topping, 6/7 colas we hope. Topped all the ladies to various degrees to keep them low and improve yield (No 8ft sativa monsters-not stealthy) 8. One exceptional lady going BIG 9. The Ruderalis seems strong in this one. Lots going on and keeping me out of trouble....[emoji16][emoji28] Grow on 420SA Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

So I managed to fertilise this ''Mango kush'' pheno and she is now parking off revegging after being harvested. Seed has been planted and are growing well, they grow so well in fact that some of the beans cracked and started sprouting straight on the tree before I could pick them off.... They are on a mission to grow!! A question to the more experienced growers, is the growth in pic 3 and indication of revegging? Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

That is a good root ball my friend.... no wonder those plants grew so well. I'm growing organic in soil and always like to check the root growth after harvesting. To try and get an idea of the overall health of the rootzone. Happy roots+happy plants=good harvest You are doing something right there. Lekker man Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

Blerrie Good stuff, Any change of a pic of those roots out of interest sake? Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

Hi 420SA, Give those spider mites something better to eat and they might leave your cannabis plants alone. The buggers seem to love my tomato plants and apparently they like squash and celery(as mentioned by other members on this forum). Wouldnt some companion plants or ''sacrificial'' plants help with your problem? Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

Lekker man, What an unexpected elegant solution to a ''pain the neck'' problem. Mother nature is all about balance and equilibrium. Us humans tend to eff up that balance and then many times we wonder to ourselves.... wtf??? Glad it worked so well for you. Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

@Totemic, I would suggest@Skunkpharm's method of weaning off the meds gradually as there could be severe unforseen side effects bruh... It seems as if you are allready committed to your current direction of cold turkey. There will be some bumps.... Strongs bru. Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

I feel the same about diy and personally prefer it. You learn so much more by applying your mind and it gives your ''setup'' a personal touch. Never mind the financial aspect, prices at growshops are ridiculous!!!! Everyone on this forum has varying environmental and economic circumstances but, we have this ''ONE''[emoji271][emoji260][emoji891][emoji263]thing in common. It's blerrie cool man. Keep it growing. Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

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Looks like everything is on track. Lekker man. Sent from my SM-A500F using Tapatalk

Some wordplay... Sent from my SM-A500F using Tapatalk

Howzit[mention=1893]Dank[/mention]I can confirm that there are no cheesy flavours, just clean fruity mango. Got a couple of beans from the breeding attempt, next gen is in the ground. Lekker.[emoji16] Sent from my SM-A500F using Tapatalk

Our winter ladies doing well so far. They about 1 week into preflower and looking good if I can judge by the early trich production. Bit of an experiment, because winter outdoors is not ideal. Did a bit of cropping, have 6 to 8 main colas, trying to keep the plants short to attract less attention. These plants have the same 3 tip main leaves as the Mango ''kush/ skunk'' that was harvested previously in this thread. So far so good, we are quietly optimistic. Sent from my SM-A500F using Tapatalk

For outdoor... Bark is a common part of most ''store bought'' mixes, but many commercial mixes contain TOO much bark IMO. Depending on the type of bark (Usually Pine) it tends to be acidic(tannins)and many times organically sterile- bad news for any plant's rootzone. (Culterra has been mentioned) That's why so many growers prefer to mix their own. I use ''commercial soils'' but it only makes up a percentage of my mix. I activate my mix organically with ''home made'' compost and inoculate several times with AACT. Sent from my SM-A500F using Tapatalk

I was running just the airpump with an air stone previously. After some research it seemed that more agitation is recommended. This thread prompted some tinkering. I built two versions, 1st one out of some 50mm pvc 2nd one from some 20mm clear silicone (I used what I had laying around) The 50mm required much more air than what could be delivered. 40mm would be better. You need a lot of air. The 20mm diameter worked well but did not agitate the water near enough. What I eventually settled on was the airpump and air stone running together with an old fountain pump and some garden hose. Not exactly a ''vortex'' as mentioned, but the water is being aerated well and the fountain pump is circulating the water well and adding more aeration. Sent from my SM-A500F using Tapatalk

Hi@Psyclown I'm growing organic outdoors got a number of plants at various stages. Water, Seagrow, AACT- alternating. I wouldn't mix nutes and tea's, keep it simple and separate. Sent from my SM-A500F using Tapatalk

Good idea for AACT Diy the hell out that thing for a fraction of the price. Sent from my SM-A500F using Tapatalk