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Yo, looks like you're doing some cool organic sips here! You mentioned you were interested in high brix, but burning through the thread i didn't notice and refractometer measures or anything. And it looks like you're running a lot of dolomite lime--is this still the case? Anywho, definitely...

i'll catch up over on your thread. be easy :peace: :leaf: :peace:

Then I certainly run organic sips with AACT, SST, FPE etc. not really up on probiotics. I'm trying to sort out this high brix stuff right now, but i also really like the simplicity and results of my current practices so it's hard to be as intense about it. especially when I'm not really sure how...

TH Seeds French cookies, grown organic to 63 days flower; got me opium-dream floating around the house :joint: :peace:

Do you count it as sips if I don't have a soil wick?

Quick opinion poll: what would you do? You've planned and carried out a beautiful grow, all the way through harvest. The end started to get dicey because the humidity was climbing as rain settled in to the area. You're now socked in. 90% outdoor rh, 74% indoor; you're plan was to cut fan...

seedsherenow has some of their gear, don't know if they have strawberry banana sherbet, tho. be easy, :peace:

that's because it is. ok hotrod, thought you wanted to talk about some of the cutting edge on calcium, but looks like you just want to point out different sources of calcium. be easy, :peace:

How do the calyxes look? looks like you could harvest anytime now depending on preference, but swollen calyxes and swollen colas help round out the estimate alongside the trichome clear/milky/amber analysis. love to see the bickering about flushing. grow organic folks, you won't have to worry...

yep. and i'm interested in calcium nitrate. know anything about that?

I'm pretty interested in this--can you say more? I know there's a gypsum product that incorporates calcium nitrate, but its used by larger corporate agriculture outfits. do you use calcium nitrate in containers or what?

For sure, smell leaching can definitely happen. I have a fairly new frost-free I got off craigslist and don't keep anything else in there but ice and curing bud. I don't feel like its really 'exposed to air' in there because this freezer's vac. isn't running all the time, and when its not...

I also vape for flavor. Properly dried and manicured organic bud that is then put in a frost-free freezer to cure for 21 days per my description neither qualifies as "freeze-dried" nor tastes like dirt. I think you're missing the point on taste descriptions of smoothness--its a description that...

certainly won't hurt. probably sooner rather than later, then let 'em rock. Looking awesome! :peace:

Sorry I'm late @MATTYMATT726 but yeah it works great. gotta be a frost-free freezer, and you gotta be gentle handling them when you take them out of the freezer, but its my favorite curing method for sure. Be easy, :bigjoint:

LAB/em1 are good for cooking soil for sure. Turning depends on the soil itself, but between 1/week and 1/14 days is where I want to be. Where I actually am? turning it when I can, at least 1/month. seems to be fine. be easy, :leaf:

No way to diagnose without more information, but that looks like some culture issues--could be pests, could be nutrient toxicity. How frequently are you watering? whats your air exchange setup? air movement? Pics make me think its more pest oriented, but pests could be moving in because of a...

I didn't like the flattening when you lay branches/buds down in the mesh 'tray' so now I just hang clothes hangers from the wire-edge of the bottom tray. I only have a two tray hanging rack though, so if you have one of the long 5-6 tray ones this work around would have your buds dragging on the...

I dig that this is almost a year old, but freezer curing does work, and quite well. -harvest, wash, trim and hang dry your bud with a gentle fan blowing on it--as per usual; -once the buds are dry to the touch (could take anywhere from 5 days to 12 depending on your humidity situation) put...

you can chase RH perfection, but like Antithesit says, its likely not going to be that big of a threat. Good genetics, strong environment and culture, you should be fine with 55%. be easy, :peace: