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I'm jealous. That cross has lots of potential.

I gave in. I couldn't resist. Dammit... too much money on seeds.

Admins, if the following post breaks the rules for this site, let me know so that I will not do it again in the future. ------------------------------------------------------- I just wanted to share this link. I have no affiliation with Terpy. 30 seeds for$80. The Stompurp that Huckleberry has...

If you don't mind liquid ferts, I could recommend a nice "finisher" for you. It's called "Uni-One" and it's made by Uber Nutrients. It a complete fert which in undiluted form is very acidic. You add just enough to get your PH were you want it to be. For me, with PH 6.8 tap water, it's about...

I'll second that request, since I have a couple freebie seeds of it.

Yeah, the 2-part is good for sure. It's one of the best. I have it in the cupboard, just in case needed.

I need a sulfur source, and it looks like for now I will be using magnesium sulfate, since I can buy it just down the street and it's looking like the 4% calcium in the stock solution is working well enough. As you wrote, I have to be careful regarding the calcium to magnesium ratio. As for...

looks good . I have seen some pretty nice pics of the Stardawg F2.

I know that you were unhappy with it and I'm not trying to make you rethink using it, but I will just point out that the girls need very little calcium when they are finishing.

Thanks for checking in Tint and thanks for the charts. If you were in my place, which of the two would you prefer to use? The gypsum or the magnesium sulfate? I am getting the vibe from your post here that you might prefer the gypsum????

They say that's it's for clones, but it's a formula like any other, and it is very similar to some other Jack's mixes. There is some blue dye, but it appears to be much less than what I am reading about for the other mix. The finished water at about 1.4 EC is a light green color and has not dyed...

Every GP Stardawg cross that I have grown, which is 3, has been susceptible to rot in late summer in my area. It's a humid time, even indoors. They grow such enormous tops that a grower really has to have the humidity under control at all times later in flowering. They do great in nice, dry...

Easy choice for that one because the RO has so much calcium already. What do you think of that mix? Is it working well for you?

You are not the first person to post problems with that mix. The negative reviews were one of the reasons that I chose not to try it.

I like trying new stuff. In this case I found the 2.5-1-2.8 ratio to be interesting. I'll be using this one for the entire cycle; start to finish, with a supplementation of a little extra Phosphorus for the first 3 weeks of flower. 5-12-26 works fine. It costs the same as the 15-6-17 in my area...

You will like the Black Cherry Punch and the Tart Pops. I have a couple nug pics of a nice Tart Pop freebie that I have ended up keeping for the time being. I will try to get them up relatively soon.

Thanks for the reply. I am trying to figure out which is the more valuable of the two choices in regards to the plant's general needs. Like you noticed, it does have 4% calcium, and it also has 1.8% magnesium. Since I have to supplement sulfur regardless of what I use, I am wondering if bumping...

I'm going to do a test run, start to finish, with the following stuff. As you can see, it is complete except for sulfur. So my question to you knowledgeable ones is this: Based on these numbers, would it be better to supplement the sulfur with magnesium sulfate (Epsom) or Calcium sulfate...

Please post later on how those panels worked out for you. I have been looking at getting some similar, but I am conditioned to want the more high-end ones. If those work good though, I would rather spend less money.

Ahh... well... you did what you had to do.