Recent content by Bynk

So, these preflower hairs are too early for any change to flower ratios. thanks Yeah, about that stretch.......I'm used to 8-10 inch stretches. These ladies are already 7 feet

By the time I see flower clusters, I switch to my next ratio of 1.5-2-4. So I guess my question is, does anyone change the ratio (lessen Nitrogen and increasing P & K) during this outdoor preflower. PS...I edited out the wrong ratios in the opening post...

My experience is w/ indoor grows and when I changed to a flowering light schedule I switched NPK from 6-2-3 to 3-4-8. Altho we are still a month off from -12hr light, one of my plants is already showing an abundance of hairs. When do outdoor growers switch their nutes? ***I edited this because...

what was the damage?

ok, you lost me at that last left turn

My Dude, it's July and flowering doesn't even start for 2 months......... I'm not sure what I'll use then, but, for now, the bugs are afeasting and neem oil works great

Thanks, but prolly not, I've grown 5 of this strain from seed and this one's 1 of 3 clones

Here y'go

Outdoor plant 2-3 months growth no nutes periodic spray w/ Neem oil and copper sulfide I'm stumped and any help would be appreciated

the directions say water w/ nutes every 2 weeks that too complicated when it's dry I water it with my mix of nutes just use a dilution that allows for use whenever you water 3-1-2 is diluted down enuf to use each time

MG all purpose has several different npk ratios, depending on how old that box is The newest version is great. It's 24-8-16, which dilutes down to a perfect 3-1-2 starting point for vegging. I water w/ nutes every time. It also has all the micro nutrients you need except calcium and...

Could you be a bit more specific. Botanicare Grow is 3-1-2 MG is 24-8-16.....or 3-1-2...hmmmmm Botanicare Grow has Total Nitrogen (N): 3.0% Total Nitrogen (N): 3.0% Water Soluble Nitrogen Available Phosphate (P2O5): 2.0% Soluble Potash (K2O): 4.0% Calcium (Ca): 1.0% Magnesium...

What sources do you use for nutes to make up these ratios? Thanks

What kind of soil did you use to transplant. If it's heavy and not fluffy, the roots will not get oxygen when wet and the leaves will die off

Really?? No one? This seems to be the most common assumption on this group and no one has any evidence for it........ Thanks