Not familiar with the FOOP program. Is it like Nectar For the Gods where they want you flushing all the time?
FOOP doesn't require/recommend any flushing, just change right over from veg to their bloom. Supposedly it doesn't need to be flushed at all, you just pull back the last cpl weeks, never stop. I always pH the water to 6.2-6.5. I'm going to just do some RO water with some Fish Shit and Liquid Seaweed on the next water. If I need to keep vegging more than a week I will have to try the Happy Endings.
One thing I would recommend is that if you’re going to run organic nutrients it’s better to run them with an organic soil. You’re using Promix & coco which are both considered soil-less mediums and are treated more like hydro since they are very porous, and are inert meaning they contain no food.
rue. Dealing with that now.. but I also heard thru the grapevine that sativas don't really like a lot of N in Bloom phase so yellowing of a few leaves is not a huge issue.. but not to lose focus on any other deficiencies. Just paying it forward, and I hope it all works out.
I'll give that a try tonight. What do you think about flipping soon? The canopy is really starting to fill out, some branches are almost to the walls, so I don't want to push too much further if I don't have to... I will share another video soon where they're not recovering from training, maybe that'll give you a better idea? Thanks again for your guidance brother.If a seed coat refused to eject you can always go in with the emergency surgery approach
Mist them with water a few times to try to soften the coat up and take some tweezers and gently spread it open and remove it.
I have saved many seeds from death this way
Emergency C-section lolIf a seed coat refused to eject you can always go in with the emergency surgery approach
Mist them with water a few times to try to soften the coat up and take some tweezers and gently spread it open and remove it.
I have saved many seeds from death this way
I wouldn't worry. I planted a seedling about 3 weeks ago and it's been outdoors. It's now 6 inches tall.. but after the first 2 inches above soil it stunted somehow.. but now it's taking off. Best of luck. Hopefully it's minor shock stunting them.
Would adding some ocean bounty help with this? Or am I too far gone to add a little "biological boost"? Haha. I do have some worm castings and grokashi as well, but not sure how I'd add them at this point.I didn't read too close in the beginning admittedly. As long as he added something like worm castings or compost to give a little biological boost he's good to roll. Looking at most of the plants the nutrients are clearly plant available.
My "soil" mix is based on Sunshine #4 which is similar to ProMix and has been working flawless with dry amendments
Worst case if he has too much aeration is that he will be watering very frequently when it's go time
Just sprinkle a little worm casting and / or grokashi on the top of the soil and "scratch" it in with your fingers in the top couple inches and your good to go.
I'll do that when the lights come on tonight!
Sprinkled around 1/2 cup of worm castings and 1/3 cup of grokashi on every pot. Scratched it in with my fingers 2-3 inches deep then just moved everything around on top. I will water tomorrow morning, they're getting light but still got a bit of juice in em. Seems to be about every 60 hours.
You can read up on how coco is actual going to hold a lot of microbial life and that soilless inert mediums don't mean inorganic growing. Should before going ahead with Rollitup recommendations.
