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Zamdelica! have you grown that one before and done a cross with it?This one is a zamadelica x destroyer View attachment 5086313
Zamdelica! have you grown that one before and done a cross with it?This one is a zamadelica x destroyer View attachment 5086313
i would take a cut if it was a good smoke!!Definitely a bit of luck, seeds were acquired from a private collection from an old x grower. Was given a collection of strains that go back to the late 80’s mid 90’s.
I only had 2 seeds of the AG one failed to germ and the other took ages to pop then I was sure it would be a male.
I have taken a few cuts of it just in case it was worth keeping never grown anything that resembles this particular plant or a pure sativa that hasn’t been molested.
I have got another landrace sativa called St Vincent been thinking about crossing that over it to try and preserve some of the old school genetics or should I just let it be lost to time?
It’s only the old school older growers that appreciate it anyway lol.
I just get a commercial hydro mix with an NPK ratio that I like and included micros, then add cal nitrate and mag sulphate. Easy to source and works.Anyone here had any success playing around with Hydrobuddy & being able to source the necessary salts in Oz?
Calcium Nitrate, Potassium Nitrate, MKP - eall easy to get in bulk. Trace elements can be sourced from Bunnings. It's the other salts in the DB that is the basis of my question.
Been running DIY nutes for years. Via hydrobuddy, here is the list of chemicals I use.Anyone here had any success playing around with Hydrobuddy & being able to source the necessary salts in Oz?
Are you talking dry commercial mixes that you add extra dry salts to suit, or in "bottled" form? A combination of the two? What are you actually using?I just get a commercial hydro mix with an NPK ratio that I like and included micros, then add cal nitrate and mag sulphate. Easy to source and works.
You can get the info from the webpages and input into hydrobuddy:
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Thanks mate, that single post is absolute fucking GOLD!Been running DIY nutes for years. Via hydrobuddy, here is the list of chemicals I use.
Potassium nitrate
Calcium nitrate
Mono potassium phosphate
Magnesium sulphate
Potassium sulphate or potassium citrate
I don't use any micro nutes, they are provided by the tap water.
Here you can get the chemicals in smaller amounts.
They also sell Campbell's special T, which is a base and could be used instead of potassium nitrate, while providing all micro nutrients.
And my current grow, running my homemade nutes.
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Glad its working for you. Did you make the sodium citrate or sub it out?This DIY Lost Coast Plant Therapy recipe totally works! and the plants dont stress out with frequent sprayings! I've used it for almost 2 weeks now and can confirm the white fly populations as been reduced significantly and i can't find any caterpillers.
Thanks to @klx for the shout out!
Plant Therapy DIY home recipe
so i've been really tinkering with foliar sprays this whole summer. I like Green Dope Project from J Bleezy and the Mendo Dope crew, they spray something called Plant Therapy in a couple of their videos. I have one spray i like, next to try is this one Plant Therapy Ingredients Organic Soy oil...www.rollitup.org
For the Fungus Gnats in the top layer i used a 10-20mm layer of Neem i got in Bulk locally and topped with some bokashi as the neem sales guy said to make sure to cover it up. Everything has responded well.... Also a 20kg bag was 50 bucks where as OGS/Dr greenthumbs and what not make 1 kg 12 - 17bucks
Yes dry nutes I just buy a 25kg bag and it lasts a long long time. You can use Campbells T like @auswolf said above or there are a bunch of others. I use Hydroflex T currently I really like it. The T is for tomato because we all grow tomatoes.Are you talking dry commercial mixes that you add extra dry salts to suit, or in "bottled" form? A combination of the two? What are you actually using?
Ideally, I want to be able to make up ready-made dry "packs" of A+B that I can dissolve into 2 x 20L drums in situ, enough to make 1000L at a time, rather than muck about carrying large amounts of extra water around (HEAVY!!).
When the time comes, I can then adjust/change from veg. to a flowering regime/mix.
What can I say - I'm an old fart & not as fit as I used to be
They dont mean table salt. They mean dry salt nutrients.At 8.56 in this video they say adding a full bag of salt to your nutrients is a good tip. Anyone know or heard of this before? Salt, Straight salt!
yeah table salt kills everythingThey dont mean table salt. They mean dry salt nutrients.
Zap beautiful clean rain water. You ex city people are strange! Is all your house water zapped or just the grow?I am on UV filtered rain water so need the micros in the mix.
Its all filtered because when there is a drought I can turn a valve and pump the dam into the header tank. For rain it's overkill but for a couple hundred bucks who give a fuck. Nothing strange about it. What you gonna tell me 5G is penetrating my brain next?Zap beautiful clean rain water. You ex city people are strange! Is all your house water zapped or just the grow?
That sure is pretty , Jimi the cook. Good to see you mate. You always have something special growing on. And congratulations on the border opening again after 2 long years. I get tears in my eyes hearing about all the long awaited reunions. It’s such a wonderful time !Zkittles x getting her pink bits out
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lol.Its all filtered because when there is a drought I can turn a valve and pump the dam into the header tank. For rain it's overkill but for a couple hundred bucks who give a fuck. Nothing strange about it. What you gonna tell me 5G is penetrating my brain next?