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bazoomer

bazoomer

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Yes, I've even transplanted years old mothers in soil, into dwc. Looks a bit shitty for a week or so, but no ill affects and went on to produce lovely results.
 
Frank Nitty

Frank Nitty

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calvin.m16 said:
I tracked my plants yields and quality in a controlled grow already with shwazzing. Lemme find the grow log.
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bud - Journal - 8 x Creamsicle Bay B

calvin - Creamsicle - January 2021 - 10 Gallon Plastic Pots Sunshine Advanced #4 Medium House & Garden Cocos Base Nutrients RAW NPK supplements. Silica, Humic acid, enzymes, amino acids, b-vitamin and Kelp.
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That above log shows response of plants that were topped, lollipopped and stripped of fans. The yield on the crops prior without defoliation was 20-30% less with all the same parameters. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Not to mention when you do the Day 1 & 20 defoliation you end up with a lot more quality buds that are not only easier to harvest but trim. Lower buds will get more light and ripen quicker and swell much more.

I've been running that exact cut of "Creamsicle" since 2018.

p.s My setup & lighting has since changed a lot, I was going WAY overkill with the double enders I know.
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That grow was awesome
 
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Azzadownunder

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Frank Nitty said:
Square plastic... The round ones hold water much better... I don't understand it... Really, I'm just tired of mixing shit wrong when I feed them,and that living soil is looking good on those other plants... I just want what's best for my ladies!!!
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Add some perlite to your soil,this will hold water better for you,also go with some coco coir in your soil mix,This will help you out big time
 
Frank Nitty

Frank Nitty

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Shouldn't the plant have dropped after the transplant??? Doesn't even look like she's ever been moved!!!
 
Frank Nitty

Frank Nitty

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OldMedUser said:
Have you got it buried deeper with the lower branch nodes under the soil or was that a 'before it's finished' pic?

Square to round won't make any difference or visa versa.

She'll be fine.

:peace:
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Yeah, she was leaning a bit so I had to do it like that
 
VincenzioVonHook

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OldMedUser said:
Have you got it buried deeper with the lower branch nodes under the soil or was that a 'before it's finished' pic?

Square to round won't make any difference or visa versa.

She'll be fine.

:peace:
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I've done that a few times when top dressing lol. Medium up past the first set of branches. It's amazing how quickly roots start growing out of branches and into the medium.
 
Frank Nitty

Frank Nitty

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I hope that she makes it...:(:(:(:wall::wall::wall: The margin for error is so small when dealing with autos 20220108_063210.jpg20220108_063208_001.jpg20220108_063223.jpgThese 3 are the same strain as the other one that's having the problems...
 
Frank Nitty

Frank Nitty

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twentyeight.threefive said:
Oh? Why is that? What makes them different from photos in flower?
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Feeding mistakes are more forgiving with photos than autos... Feed my photos the same thing I feed the autos that aren't in living soil and haven't had a problem with them... It's crazy because that's the only auto that is looking burnt up like that!!!
 
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