BMO nutes

billdo

Well-Known Member
They really are that great. Period.

If you are like me, and you don't have a ton of outdoor space or even a yard for composting and making your own teas (which i intend on trying soon anyway)... then these are a GREAT substitute. Try them. Follow OhSo's chart.

You should trust me. I am pre-med.



:wall:ok so thanks to armlenthbuds post i finally found them.
i kept typing bmo and got stupid bank type results. the key was spelling out blue mountain organic.
my only question is 24 $ for the whole line? can they really be as good as everyone says.
please let me know are they really that great .if they are i guess i will tossing out my foxfarm nutes. more than 200 $ worth. are they really that good ?and should i use any thing else with them? i see alot o people in this thread are adding some top dressing or other stuff .is that really neccesary?
 

down2grow

Active Member
some bud porn at 6 weeks using BMO.. pics #1-#3 are of the same girl and #4 is another one of the two I have in my box.. I took pics of the smaller buds (2 & 3) because I noticed some seeds about 1.5-2 weeks ago.. Can you guys tell me from the pics if she was pollinated or if she's a hermie?


Thanks,
D2G
 

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Ohsogreen

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Down2Grow..... I did not see any obvious male (pollen sacs) hanging in your pics....they usually stand out, because no stigmas (hairs) protrude from them and when they open, you can see the small banana shaped pollen vessels inside. Not to mention, you'd see some yellow dust (pollen) on your buds or on a few leaves if one was a hermie & dropping pollen......
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Hope this helps......
Keep it Real....Organic.....
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MrBaker

Well-Known Member
They really are that great. Period.

If you are like me, and you don't have a ton of outdoor space or even a yard for composting and making your own teas (which i intend on trying soon anyway)... then these are a GREAT substitute. Try them. Follow OhSo's chart.

You should trust me. I am pre-med.
I thought you were pre-law! :joint:
 
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