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Have you used Comcat before and if so, how did you find it? I assume you used it in veg, or in flower as well and what dose (ml per L) did you mix it at for interest sake and how often did you apply?

@Naughty.Psychonaut Nobody wants to grow landraces. Us humans have been trying to grow better plants (not just cannabis) for a looong time now and we have managed to get it right multiple times and have ended up with "improved" crops of all sorts over the years. Bigger fruit, better fruit, more enjoyable etc. etc. Selective breeding has been going on for a loooong time, it also takes a long time to get a crop to where you'd like it to be. I do not understand the infatuation some people have with landrace cannabis strains...

Very nice! Eager to pop some of the seeds I have and see how they turn out. Curious to hear about the smoke test and which pheno(s) you plan on keeping.

Beautiful, amazing seeing a tent start to bud. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

I'm actually really excited to see how this plant turns out. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Cibusil, make them nice "sturdier" Like so...

You like your Dutch / EU stuff a lot it seems. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

You use it as a foliar and if so, with what else added? Or how do you use it, for interest sake? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Interesting, like a sanitizer of sorts. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Google doesn't find anything with that spelling? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

You'd need to support the stems. It happens at times. Silica is meant to help strengthen but even with silica the stems can take strain and topple over unfortunately. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

You'd need to support the stems. It happens at times. Silica is meant to help strengthen but even with silica the stems can take strain and topple over unfortunately. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

I don't find my RAM fan all that noisy. They also have 2 speed settings in them. Those clip on fans often don't last, may be better to go with a box fan instead. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Would love a link to the first episode. How many episodes will there be in total? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

GG Strains - GG Wedding Mints Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Nice, looking good. My cut of sugarcane is ready for harvest end of week 9. It is a rather quick flowering strain I feel. As for flushing, eh... not really needed, upto you whether you want to.

You really need to check the trichomes to tell whether it is ready to be cut or not. I use a USB microscope to check my, much easier for me this way. It can be a challenge with a phone and clip on lens.

I also have some Groveloc bags, still very curious s to how they actually work and ensure the humidity stays in a specific zone. I do not trust them 100%, so I stick the bud inside the bags with a boveda just incase. I also got a larger one, so then I can stick different strains into ziplock bags, leave the zip part open and put them all into the groveloc bag with a boveda for easier storage than multiple jars. I still have jars though. The Groveloc bags also helps contain the smell.

Yea, jelly breath is quite a lanky plant. Blunicorn likes to stay on the smaller side and can be quite sensitive. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

@John Stonedwell Looking good! Based on my experiences, I would say try keep the Jelly Breath colas as even and flat as possible to maximize yield. It is easy for one cola to get ahead and then with the stretch it leaves all the other behind. Try as much as possible to keep the plant compact and canopy flat with training during the stretch. Also try stake it - good to do this end of week 2 to week 3. For the Blunicorn get rid of any of the lower branches / suckers as which are not at the top of the canopy and clean up the plant nicely at the bottom to prevent an excess of small buds.

The Calcium EDTA, being chelated, won't be leeched by the coco I believe so is available to the plants while the calmag helps buffer the coco slowly. If the coco is properly pre-buffered then calcium shouldn't be as much of an issue and one could continue with normal feeding schedule. Once my coco is buffered, following GHE tri-part chart works well... That being said GHE is also calcium EDTA mainly I believe, I think it is a mix and not just calcium EDTA.

LST works well for autos, have done this a few times before. Works well for photoperiods too, however more labour intensive than multi-topping, especially if you have a lot of plants.

Drying and curing is very important! I do not feel anyone can argue there. Boveda's are awesome though. I ain't got time to burp multiple jars each day, stick a boveda in and be done with it. I rehydrate my bovedas as well when they start drying out - I have yet to have to throw away a Boveda. Unless you have a way to safely rehydrate your bud, I feel you should try avoid overdrying it as it can become harsh (in my experience) and a Boveda will never rehydrate it fully back to the state where it is sticky enough to stick to other bud. Also the way you smoke your bud determines who wet one likes it, personal preference comes into play - just like how it does with biltong. Not everyone likes wet biltong. Some like it dry dry. You will also never get wet biltong in a prepacked bag.

How well did this actually work? Did the lower branches catch up in height?