Chicago Mike
Well-Known Member
Ok. Just have to say sounds like I'm driving you all nuts which is kinda funny.
Yes I want the best for what I'm dealing with, but I've taken the laissez-faire approach as I have from day 1 and it seems to be great aside from taking forever. I usually don't fix it if it ain't broke.
That said, I'm off work tomorrow and I will go ahead and do the tomato boost whatever if I can find it and think of a good line to spit out if anyone asks why I'd be buying that mid Oct. I see the scene of walter white watching that kid in Walmart buy ten packs of matches and chemicals in my head! (he knows exactly what the kid is doing.)
Since seeing your replies today I did a little reading off this site and basically it looks to me like if the plant is NOT deficient in P, or K adding it won't be terrible but won't be good for it either. Not so sure it's worth the risk but eff it I'll do it.
I found this lovely chart and thought I'd share. The only symptom I may have us red stems, but they've been this way for months - maybe always, so may just be the way it is. The other symptoms my plant is showing the opposite. In fact, I can't even find a yellowing leaf on the entire plant. I've even cut off probably a good 70-80 huge green beautiful fan leaves a couple weeks ago. It's a specimen, healthy as a horse. I'm a novice idiot, I get it. I will say though that through all the reading I've done and videos I've watched I believe many growers would feel just as strongly about their advice had I sold them placebo nutes, especially but not limited to the outdoor growers who grow in the ground. My opinion is that a few of you are educated and horticulture enthusiasts, many others just stoners with a hard on to grow your own. I love you both I just need to figure out which is which before Fucking with mine Lmao!!
Yes I want the best for what I'm dealing with, but I've taken the laissez-faire approach as I have from day 1 and it seems to be great aside from taking forever. I usually don't fix it if it ain't broke.
That said, I'm off work tomorrow and I will go ahead and do the tomato boost whatever if I can find it and think of a good line to spit out if anyone asks why I'd be buying that mid Oct. I see the scene of walter white watching that kid in Walmart buy ten packs of matches and chemicals in my head! (he knows exactly what the kid is doing.)
Since seeing your replies today I did a little reading off this site and basically it looks to me like if the plant is NOT deficient in P, or K adding it won't be terrible but won't be good for it either. Not so sure it's worth the risk but eff it I'll do it.
I found this lovely chart and thought I'd share. The only symptom I may have us red stems, but they've been this way for months - maybe always, so may just be the way it is. The other symptoms my plant is showing the opposite. In fact, I can't even find a yellowing leaf on the entire plant. I've even cut off probably a good 70-80 huge green beautiful fan leaves a couple weeks ago. It's a specimen, healthy as a horse. I'm a novice idiot, I get it. I will say though that through all the reading I've done and videos I've watched I believe many growers would feel just as strongly about their advice had I sold them placebo nutes, especially but not limited to the outdoor growers who grow in the ground. My opinion is that a few of you are educated and horticulture enthusiasts, many others just stoners with a hard on to grow your own. I love you both I just need to figure out which is which before Fucking with mine Lmao!!
