Ok, that does it I'm gonna try this. I saw you posted this somewhere awhile back and I was tempted to write it down and I didnt then. Now I'm gonna do it. I already like its cost effectiveness.WAIT,,,that stuff costs $65 a gallon.....How about you make your own for less then $3 !
When do you start feeding this sweet concoction, and do you feed it all the way until harvest? THANKSAdd at the rate of 10 - 20ml per gallon of feed solution......
Well thats what I was implying. Keep the lips closed and the ship will keep afloat^^^wrong! it's, "tell no one!!!"^^^
I start at the flip with 10ml and increase at 2 weeks to 15ml and to 20ml at 4 weeks - all strains. Run this till strait water finish.When do you start feeding this sweet concoction, and do you feed it all the way until harvest? THANKS
An "old school" trick. BUT, it simply doesn't do exactly the same thing......Instead of Botanicare Sweet Raw/ Bud Candy, you may also use Black Unsulphered Molasses (soil growing). I mix it into warm water, then add it to my watering can. It's hard to overnute using organics so I use whatever amount my plants look like they want. About twice a week (alongside Mother Earth's flowering tea blend).
Carbs do not equate to more trich's.....It's the Mg and S that do that......Molasses is to low in them in relation to the carb levels.....It WILL effect the Terp production and that's the smell/flavor area. Carbs can effect the density/growth pattern in flower......I would assume that more carbs/energy = more trichomes or, at least, better resin. It's all sugar, so that's a lot of energy for the plant to use up.
I would think the trichs would be affected positively; perhaps in size or quality. In addition to other areas of the plant.
Hey Dr. Who, I seen this recipe while trying to search around on ideas as to why I have less trichomes this harvest, same strain only differences are I used a co2 controller this time where as last harvest I used a timed dispersement and this harvest I am using a cooler in my reservoir. I also changed nutrient lines, I noticed much more vigorous growth and way more roots with this grow, so I figured the nutrients are better than what I previously used. My system is a DWC. I'm just starting the last 2-3 weeks of flower and noticed much less trichomes, after reading around I started to wonder if it was due to the higher humidity from the colder water in the system meeting the warm air from the lights. I definitely noticed more sweat on the res, so obviously humidity is much higher. So with that in mind I increased my cooler temp from 64F to 67F, shut down the c02 enrichment so that I could run my exhaust fan all the time to keep the temps down. My room temp was 85-90F with co2. Now without i'm down to 77F fairly stable. I guess my question is if you thought this recipe you have posted would help me out? Any ideas in regards to the lower trichome production? It is a fairly noticeable difference, where as my last crop was completely frosty with trichs. You say add at a rate of 10-20ml per gallon of feed, is that for a hydro application? Thanks for taking the time to read and reply to this. I should also say all reply's/input if welcome.I should write a book.....Nah, no one seems to read them. They just come here and ask.....
How about using Botanicare sweet raw......Mg and S will increase trichome production and make the flavors express them selves more.......
WAIT,,,that stuff costs $65 a gallon.....How about you make your own for less then $3 !
Buy a bag of Epsom salts and a box of Dark Brown Sugar.
Put 4 cups of water into a pot on the stove and bring it to a boil.
Add 8 TBL spoons of the Epsom and
1 1/2 tsp spoons of the Dark Brown sugar.
Stir till all the dry ingr. have dissolved and slow boil for another 3 min to be sure.
Remove from stove and pour into an opaque 1 gallon jug.
Quickly add 12 more cups of water to make a whole gallon.
Add at the rate of 10 - 20ml per gallon of feed solution......
Now that is one cheap "trick" ! (and it don't look like the wet end of a cheap cigar,, LOL)