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best guess... Somewhere between 30-50grams... with proper de-leafing (not done), and cleaning up the bottoms 60-70grams.... running a PGR hardener (Paclo) at week 6.5-7 prob 90-120grams...

farmers do not add 1400ppm nutrient all the way up to the last day before harvest... Farmers usually work in the 200ppm range and their soil is around 400ppm range...

you didn't read a word I wrote... I didn't say to flush 10 gallons through a pot... I'm not trying to stress the plants.... just leech excess nutes out...

you are not a farmer... your a dumbass... you don't understand the first thing about nutrients in farm land...

You are the one who posted it... buds have many elements inside the tissue... you can go all day long about "storage" but your wrong... get over it...

ps... (NO2 ) stored. in soil can be converted. into nitrate ions (NO3)... that's NITROGEN WITH 2 OXYGEN Molecules Converting To NITROGEN WITH 3 OXYGEN Molecules SO Good Luck with that....

these two tidbits of info from your own post should help you understand that,... 1) Plants Uptake many things that they do not eat... (that's why molasses smells) 2) Some Elements move up and down the plant... (otherwise known as Storing them) I know #2 is going to be hard for you to...

I was not the originator of all of those posts... you just got too lazy and didn't Quote the correct owners.. not that anything you said made sense... No Dumbass... They are "elements" on the periodic table If you think you can convert N to something else... then Try changing Pb to Au... LOL

Till they decide to steal it on the next run...lol Have them trim something like this...LOL

also... You are the guy that said my OG, looked like a "white strain" right?

it's a very good analogy... they do turn yellow... they yellow as they use up the nitrate nitrogen... 3 types of nitrate.... pure Nitrate - which is readily usable by the plants ammoniam nitrate = which breaks down to become pure nitrate urea nitrate = which also breaks down to become...

Double Post...

Here's an old post of mine, this should help a bit for those who care...

it's best to figure out what you've been feeding, and how much... you should stick to 75% base (bloom food) and 25% anything else... untill you know what your doing. A good Bloom food will have everything needed for the plants without having any nutrient issues... also check PH, If your ph...

Does anyone know which PGR's are in the Nuti+ the beast 6-6-6, I can't find any data anywhere on it... Thanks C

I agree... prob more like 2 weeks, your bud hasn't ctually started to fill in yet... keep running the flower nutes another 2 weeks on at least one of them and you'll see a big difference... general rule.. feel your bud, if it's not really dense yet... wait a few more days and check it again...

as stated, it's a genetic thing... usually the last 1-2 weeks true purple strains will turn purple on their own... if you cut them early they will still be green.... certain strains like cherrie pie (also purple) are also know to throw seeds in the last week of flowering if at all stressed, so...

sorry, been busy... Switched nutes on my setup a little and had some issues... basically feeding too much N in veg then cut out the calmag for flower which lead to a unbuffered nutrient/soil mix... lowering the soil runoff PH to 5.0 (almost dead)... had to fix with hydrated lime, but back on...

photo's too blurry... See if the phone/camera is set to auto or macro... my guess is it's on macro... and that's too far away for it...

only slightly on the edges... doesn't look too serious...