**** Humbolt Seed Co. Blue Dream and a GLeaf Sour Diesel seed ****
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Piper84
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Garden update: looks like I am back in business checked the runoff after flushing the blue dreams and bam from 1100-1200ppm to 220-235ppm across the board after 2 gallons each if I should continue to flush please feel free to chime in. This is the first time I have done this before so curious
Piper84
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garden update: yesterday I went ahead and flushed the hibiscus plants and I went ahead and fed my blues , checked the run off got the hibiscus down in the 200ppm range, and the runoff from the feeding was around 100-150ppm higher then the nute ppm so good there. Took day trip yesterday and today to the beach , will be back tonight to see how things are going. Once the plants are back to being healthy I will transplant to 5 gallon pots.
Piper84
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Large garden update: took pics of the root balls from my blue dreams tonight. They have been transplanted into 5 gal pots, they were all drinking gallon per day, and getting dry pretty much since the flush. I have noticed the new growth is green again so I am confident in the girls pulling thru but will do a flush weekly now because i am going to be feeding pretty much every day until the end now I’m sure. I fed them all 2 gallons a piece tonight (just blue dreams). The hibiscus are doing well to the topping, things moving. I will top the blue dreams again in couple days. Anyways here are pics. I also move them closer together. For reference on the pics, the two pics of the upside plants are two different ones and the 4 pics of the other 2.
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Piper84
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Garden update: performed salt flush on blue dreams last night. Two had water runoff after 1st gal two didn’t drain until I started second gal anyways they all got flush good last night so will pick back up the feeding tonight and check the run off, also I plucked away bottom fan leaves on all plants or sick leaves for the most of plants so they are thinned out and can really see how nice and stacked they are becoming 
will post some pics this week it’s thanksgiving week and my birthday week so might be later in week
will post some pics this week it’s thanksgiving week and my birthday week so might be later in week
Piper84
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Garden update: so things are going well. I have been more frequent with watering going to be up potting the hibiscus this weekend. Feeding them gallon or more a day , 2 gallons almost for all blue dreams a day 
and we are in veg. Have changed the ph from 6.2 to 5.8 ph gonna try to see if that help. Other then that nothing new. Plants are happy even though have nute burn on leaves but fixing it. Geez
and we are in veg. Have changed the ph from 6.2 to 5.8 ph gonna try to see if that help. Other then that nothing new. Plants are happy even though have nute burn on leaves but fixing it. Geez
Piper84
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Plants are finally back to healthy, the new growth on all plants are green , the hibiscus plants have been green the whole time. Looking very dense canopy on the blue dreams. Trimmed up larf bud sites. Plants are drinking 2 or more gallons a day once at lights on and feeding before lights out. I feed until I get runoff of 20%. Will post pics of canopy’s tonight. It kills me to hand off the hibiscus to a friend but I’m tryin to help him get off to a good start so he is getting a kings gift. Since that being the case I decided to go full retard and will be transplanting the blue dreams in 15 gallon pots. Got bigger pot risers then I have now . This grow has taught me some new things already. Next grow I may go back to soil .
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Piper84
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That is what you see in this grow.
Piper84
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Garden update: the taller hibiscus got topped and underbelly cleaned up fed others going along smoothly now very happy with my light. Thanks to the manufacturer. I decided to not be lazy and I went ahead and topped all the plants again to keep that nice canopy Check it out
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