SoLowDoughLow
Mediocre grower
Dude, I've legit started looking into moving to other states. The hard part is selling my house and moving the familyLots of work in CO for a good welder.
Just sayin.
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SoLowDoughLow
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So odd.... this skeleton cookies has multiple buds that grow sideways. And not even towards the light lol
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SoLowDoughLow
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Cool article for newbs like me, if anyone is interested... Anything to up my game a little bit. I have been growing a year and it just now finally seems very clear to me how to diagnose mobile and immobile nutrient deficiencies and lockouts... I feel smarter when i'm not smoking!
www.canr.msu.edu
Knowing nutrient mobility is helpful in diagnosing plant nutrient deficiencies
Nutrients important for plant growth vary in their ability to move within the plant. Knowing how they move can be helpful when diagnosing deficiency problems.
www.canr.msu.edu
Phylex
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Sorry to hear about the job man. I genuinely hope everything works out soon for you. Now that I'm back to work after recovering from an injury, smoking for me is getting tabled again. I'll be back to relying on friends and family to test for me. I'll keep growing because it's legal and I love it. But like Capt C mentioned, I'll just have to be patient and wait for retirement.Cool article for newbs like me, if anyone is interested... Anything to up my game a little bit. I have been growing a year and it just now finally seems very clear to me how to diagnose mobile and immobile nutrient deficiencies and lockouts... I feel smarter when i'm not smoking!
Knowing nutrient mobility is helpful in diagnosing plant nutrient deficiencies
Nutrients important for plant growth vary in their ability to move within the plant. Knowing how they move can be helpful when diagnosing deficiency problems.
spyralout
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Great link. Have it bookmarked.Cool article for newbs like me, if anyone is interested... Anything to up my game a little bit. I have been growing a year and it just now finally seems very clear to me how to diagnose mobile and immobile nutrient deficiencies and lockouts... I feel smarter when i'm not smoking!
Knowing nutrient mobility is helpful in diagnosing plant nutrient deficiencies
Nutrients important for plant growth vary in their ability to move within the plant. Knowing how they move can be helpful when diagnosing deficiency problems.
SoLowDoughLow
Mediocre grower
Yea, there's some really cool stuff in the links at the bottom too, especially for soil growers. I learned how nutrients have mobility(or immobility) in the plant, but also they have different levels of mobility in the soil too, and they're not always the same... so much to learn, so little timeGreat link. Have it bookmarked.
and it's still cool to learn about soil even tho i'm a hydro guy
SoLowDoughLow
Mediocre grower
Thanks brother, feels good having people who can relate. Sometimes a little break can be a great thing anyway, but god damn i'm irritable when i'm not smoking
SoLowDoughLow
Mediocre grower
So I've kinda got a little mystery grow going on now, which gave me a cool idea for a contest I may do in the future. I have 5 beans of 5 different stains and I don't know what the hell they are.
But next time, i'm gonna know what they are, but i'm not gonna tell u guys, and the person who guesses the most amount right at the end of the grow, will win some free beans.
But next time, i'm gonna know what they are, but i'm not gonna tell u guys, and the person who guesses the most amount right at the end of the grow, will win some free beans.
SoLowDoughLow
Mediocre grower
I may have solved one mystery lol. We'll just have to wait and see... but I popped another PC bastard for my mystery run, and I think this one's it. These 2 both got those real skinny leaves, but it's so young, ya never know...
SoLowDoughLow
Mediocre grower
Here's the rest. we've got...
3 mexi-bricks (2 soil, 1 hydro)
2 peyote critical bastards (1 soil, 1 hydro)
1 blunt force trauma (soil)
1 ground pounder (hydro)
1 uzi cookies from @JWM2 (hydro)
1 gg4 s1 from heisenbeans (hydro)
I feel like this is yours @Phylex just based on where it was, and cuz I am almost certain I put it in the tray last. But we'll see!
Oh, and this
3 mexi-bricks (2 soil, 1 hydro)
2 peyote critical bastards (1 soil, 1 hydro)
1 blunt force trauma (soil)
1 ground pounder (hydro)
1 uzi cookies from @JWM2 (hydro)
1 gg4 s1 from heisenbeans (hydro)
I feel like this is yours @Phylex just based on where it was, and cuz I am almost certain I put it in the tray last. But we'll see!
Oh, and this
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What is PC again? Sandals all year long FTW
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Here's the rest. we've got...
3 mexi-bricks (2 soil, 1 hydro)
2 peyote critical bastards (1 soil, 1 hydro)
1 blunt force trauma (soil)
1 ground pounder (hydro)
1 uzi cookies from @JWM2 (hydro)
1 gg4 s1 from heisenbeans (hydro)
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I feel like this is yours @Phylex just based on where it was, and cuz I am almost certain I put it in the tray last. But we'll see!
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Oh, and this
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FACK that's purple! Woohoo on variety, love seeing the progress!
SoLowDoughLow
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Peyote critical
SoLowDoughLow
Mediocre grower
Guys, check this shit out! I tried to predict what I would yield for my scrog. I figured each branch would be about an 1/8. I had 169 branches. So...
.125 × 169 = 21.125
That's 1 lb. 5 oz. and some change
Guess what I yielded? Yep, EXACTLY
.125 × 169 = 21.125
That's 1 lb. 5 oz. and some change
Guess what I yielded? Yep, EXACTLY
smokieokie
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Is that PC from Barneys?
SoLowDoughLow
Mediocre grower
Yea, I grew one tiny plant of it, and found 2 seeds. It had a killer smell tho, kinda like bubblegum or something
Phylex
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Very nice!! You might lose over all single cola size, but you gotta love all of the tops and even canopy of SCROG.