8Rhizome8
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Hey’ya there, folks!
Universal Rhizome here with a new hack for the spiraling bud-savvy that want to know.
It was a total fluke that my beautiful grilfriend brought me a bag of powdered Hawaiian spirulina from Kauai back in 2016. She’d been out on business and was on a walkabout through the Kapa’a farmer’s market whence she spotted this native boasting the plant life benefits of spirulina.
I mean, I kinda remember there being some kind of spirulina fad in the 90’s that was meant for human consumption but this is non-consumptive for humans.
At this very moment I am terribly perplexed with my MacBook in that it didn’t take the last iOS update too well and is null and void of the pathways to my side-by-side testing of the spirulina. Urrrgghhh
I am feeling “it” thus I am writing this piece anyway. With or without imagery. My last post was suffering as well with a lack of imagery. It is what it is.
Not sure how many of you know about the effects of spirulina on cannabis? It is quite remarkable, actually. My outdoor plants in the SF Bay area exhibited this really unique “spiral” of elongated flowers. I did a side-by-side utilizing my own BC Texada Timewarp and used a Spirulina dilution. I am very fond of making dilutions for me plants. Be them an anaerobic stinging nettle:dandelion tea; Raw baby coconut water dilutions; Aloe vera cacti dilutions; I do these at different intervals throughout the growing season.
The ratio is as follows:
Whether it be open raw baby coconut water; Aloe vera bleedings; Unsulphured blackstrap molasses; Hawaiian spirulina(i.e. a quarter teaspoon); to a (2) Gallon watering jug.
*I do NOT use bottled nutrients of any kind. These are nature’s hacks that bottled nut’ manufacturers conceal and add fertilizers to make them shelf viable.
The world is your oyster!
The Hawaiian spirulina does the funniest thing! It literally causes your plants cola’s to skyrocket and spiral. We do not know why it does this. And I say “we” because there are a handful of us out here that play with things looking for answers.
It is no different than Kailua Kid using raw baby coconut water dilutions to feed the Aloha White Widow. R.I.P.
I’ve seen and read so many grow-logs not to mention the torques and tweaks that people use to manipulate the SAR responses in their plants.
My own personal contribution herein is the Hawaiian spirulina. It holds it’s own in it’s ability to produce a pheromonal change in any cannabis plant. It would be like you and I getting a shot of wheat grass over a rich acai berry smoothie only cannabis tends to “reject” spirulina. Hence its effect.
Cannabis genus tend to want to “run” under the influence of spirulina. Tall lanky and again I don’t know what it is about it but my cola’s look like “spiraling spears”. I have also noticed a decline in moldability.
Those of us in the PNW have to deal with moisture at some level or another. Even the loosest of bud types can mold here. The spirulina does something off the charts in terms of moldability. No idea why.
Whereas insect frass instigates “Chitin” hormone within a plant as a defense? Spirulina has an almost Witch Hazel effect on a flowers ability to fend off molds.
More to come if I can get my fucking laptop to respond.
Universal Rhizome here with a new hack for the spiraling bud-savvy that want to know.
It was a total fluke that my beautiful grilfriend brought me a bag of powdered Hawaiian spirulina from Kauai back in 2016. She’d been out on business and was on a walkabout through the Kapa’a farmer’s market whence she spotted this native boasting the plant life benefits of spirulina.
I mean, I kinda remember there being some kind of spirulina fad in the 90’s that was meant for human consumption but this is non-consumptive for humans.
At this very moment I am terribly perplexed with my MacBook in that it didn’t take the last iOS update too well and is null and void of the pathways to my side-by-side testing of the spirulina. Urrrgghhh
I am feeling “it” thus I am writing this piece anyway. With or without imagery. My last post was suffering as well with a lack of imagery. It is what it is.
Not sure how many of you know about the effects of spirulina on cannabis? It is quite remarkable, actually. My outdoor plants in the SF Bay area exhibited this really unique “spiral” of elongated flowers. I did a side-by-side utilizing my own BC Texada Timewarp and used a Spirulina dilution. I am very fond of making dilutions for me plants. Be them an anaerobic stinging nettle:dandelion tea; Raw baby coconut water dilutions; Aloe vera cacti dilutions; I do these at different intervals throughout the growing season.
The ratio is as follows:
Whether it be open raw baby coconut water; Aloe vera bleedings; Unsulphured blackstrap molasses; Hawaiian spirulina(i.e. a quarter teaspoon); to a (2) Gallon watering jug.
*I do NOT use bottled nutrients of any kind. These are nature’s hacks that bottled nut’ manufacturers conceal and add fertilizers to make them shelf viable.
The world is your oyster!
The Hawaiian spirulina does the funniest thing! It literally causes your plants cola’s to skyrocket and spiral. We do not know why it does this. And I say “we” because there are a handful of us out here that play with things looking for answers.
It is no different than Kailua Kid using raw baby coconut water dilutions to feed the Aloha White Widow. R.I.P.
I’ve seen and read so many grow-logs not to mention the torques and tweaks that people use to manipulate the SAR responses in their plants.
My own personal contribution herein is the Hawaiian spirulina. It holds it’s own in it’s ability to produce a pheromonal change in any cannabis plant. It would be like you and I getting a shot of wheat grass over a rich acai berry smoothie only cannabis tends to “reject” spirulina. Hence its effect.
Cannabis genus tend to want to “run” under the influence of spirulina. Tall lanky and again I don’t know what it is about it but my cola’s look like “spiraling spears”. I have also noticed a decline in moldability.
Those of us in the PNW have to deal with moisture at some level or another. Even the loosest of bud types can mold here. The spirulina does something off the charts in terms of moldability. No idea why.
Whereas insect frass instigates “Chitin” hormone within a plant as a defense? Spirulina has an almost Witch Hazel effect on a flowers ability to fend off molds.
More to come if I can get my fucking laptop to respond.
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