Missouri Green
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torture. stress. the end... this is it..
do what your gunna do ... and protect yourself with lots of greasy resin and terps
Ca Mg deficiency??? week 4 flower. what is this?
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do what your gunna do ... and protect yourself with lots of greasy resin and terps
Interesting. Do they have a safe word???
Missouri Green
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i've yet to hear a peep. accept an occasional pop or snap..
Johnny Lawrence
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Why?
Billy the Mountain
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That's not how things work, but if you insist, don't forget an ice bath for the roots.
Johnny Lawrence
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Why?
Why feed until you harvest? I use plain water for the last week or so until harvest. Let the plant start to die off. I wouldn't call it a flush as in running 5 gallons of water thru a 5 gallon pot, just plain water for the last week. That's how I do it.
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Missouri Green
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sensible! i almost always do 2 weeks...
Missouri Green
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these are my numbers Jacks Finish + MgSO4 . at 1180 ppm .7 scale . then down to 600 for a week then 50ppm for a week and thats it. will remove from roots without ice water bath.
medidedicated
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I have heard people call it “electric lettuce.”
Pimpjuice9906
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How did you get this report? I would love an instant meter to give me these type of results whenever I wanted
Missouri Green
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using hydrobuddy . visit scienceinhydroponics.com to get you a copy... think i followed green genes tutorial . only spent a few hours learning it. not an expert user. and no its not a meter of any kind... don't think that exists short of having your water tested at a professional facility.
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Missouri Green
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