blueberrymilkshake
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She's 8 inches out of the bucket, but I tied her down for a week and added coco when watering settled the medium. So it's probably closer to a foot of total growth, but she's tucked in nice n tight.
Nothing fancy. Coco, castings, fish emulsion, molasses, coconut water, 6.5 pH water. Started using 3-1-2 salts around the second week. Still encouraging microbe growth. Not sure if that's pointless due to the fertilizer I'm feeding it though.
Starting to get slight calcium/magnesium/iron deficiency as far as I can tell. I haven't introduced much of those, if any yet. Haven't purchased anything for it.
I topped about 6 or 8 nodes yesterday. The plant didn't even know what happened. Wait, was I only suppose to clip the main node?
Anyway, I thought this looked big to be barely 3 weeks. A lot of research has paid off. Hit the books for a month before I started and it's made the process considerably easier. Can't recommend that enough. Issues I've had almost seem to fix themselves with the knowledge I gained prior to beginning. Would've been a PITA otherwise, considering I went straight to coco and skipped soil. Not even testing my pH, EC or runoff.
Been on this forum for over a decade, this is my first post. A lot has changed since I first learned how to make bongs with household items as a teenager on this site.
Nothing fancy. Coco, castings, fish emulsion, molasses, coconut water, 6.5 pH water. Started using 3-1-2 salts around the second week. Still encouraging microbe growth. Not sure if that's pointless due to the fertilizer I'm feeding it though.
Starting to get slight calcium/magnesium/iron deficiency as far as I can tell. I haven't introduced much of those, if any yet. Haven't purchased anything for it.
I topped about 6 or 8 nodes yesterday. The plant didn't even know what happened. Wait, was I only suppose to clip the main node?
Anyway, I thought this looked big to be barely 3 weeks. A lot of research has paid off. Hit the books for a month before I started and it's made the process considerably easier. Can't recommend that enough. Issues I've had almost seem to fix themselves with the knowledge I gained prior to beginning. Would've been a PITA otherwise, considering I went straight to coco and skipped soil. Not even testing my pH, EC or runoff.
Been on this forum for over a decade, this is my first post. A lot has changed since I first learned how to make bongs with household items as a teenager on this site.
