First time blueberry kush grower

[PistilPeteX3]

Looking forward to your little grow journal on here. Blue Kush is a strain I'm probably going to run in the near future. So this thread will help me out as well. Good luck man!

 

[skinnieboi10]

i always found about 14 inches in a cool tube with a 400 to be about right, you can get closer but more sensitive plants will start to show taco-ing and possibly a little edge burn closer than that, and it leaves you with a decent sized footprint

Thanks a lot! I figured it could go lower with the cool-hood but didn't want them to have light burn by blasting them with too much light. I'll bring it down to around 18" and observe them from there on.

 

[skinnieboi10]

Looking forward to your little grow journal on here. Blue Kush is a strain I'm probably going to run in the near future. So this thread will help me out as well. Good luck man!

Thanks for your support. It feels good to know other folks benefit from this journal. Happy growing bro!

 

[skinnieboi10]

Week 6

The plants are exactly 6 weeks old from sprout today. And the Mainline Technique officially starts today by tying down the two main colas.




I know I'm supposed to prune before initiating this stage but I just upped my nute solution and I'd want more leaves to process and consume the nutes to avoid burns on the leaves. Just figured that fewer leaves would increase the chances of burning such a small plant.

The other two ladies are slower and smaller. They aren't ready for this sort of training yet. I'll give them another week to veg some more.

 

[mr. childs]

how much lime was in the soil? what is the ph of the water going in? vinegar or citric acid would be useful to lower the ph of the water going in. check your grocery store for a refridgerated drink called kombucha. this is a probiotic drink that ranges in ph of 2-3. the probiotics help the trade of nutrients to balance everything out. ive actually done this to bring down ph on a plant but i brew my own kombucha so its super cheap. citric acid crystal are super cheap to buy from health food stores.

i recently picked this up the other day. i grabbed two, one was the lavender love & the other was multi green. had thoughts of foliar spraying, but decided against it, and just drenched the soil. between the blue green algae, spirulina, & chlorella in the multi-green, the lavender love's elderberry & lavender, we will see how the enzymes provide throughout the last four weeks of flower.

 

[iHearAll]

i recently picked this up the other day. i grabbed two, one was the lavender love & the other was multi green. had thoughts of foliar spraying, but decided against it, and just drenched the soil. between the blue green algae, spirulina, & chlorella in the multi-green, the lavender love's elderberry & lavender, we will see how the enzymes provide throughout the last four weeks of flower.

It's also an ideal way of eliminating PM! I've sprayed it on flowers but while growing outdoors. So rain eventually wouldy have washed the sugary residue off

 

[mr. childs]

It's also an ideal way of eliminating PM! I've sprayed it on flowers but while growing outdoors. So rain eventually wouldy have washed the sugary residue off

thank you, good to know. i will buy more & try it outdoors this years...