Node are so close is that normal?
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Olive Drab Green
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I did have to harvest a bit early due to root aphids (I could tell by the honeydew they were leaving in places, and the fact that there was a colony along the rim of the pot). So, that is why it looks somewhat underdone. It smoked and tasted excellent, though. I got huge compliments on it.
Dr. Who
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They weren't "root aphids".......Just by looking at your plant. I can tell you without a doubt - It was not Root Aphids!
If you had root aphids as bad as you describe. The plant would have been yellowing and looked rather unhealthy.
Your plant looks pretty damn ok. In fact it looks very nice!
Even if it was (not) root aphids, at the point your plant is at. You could have run it to finish with no problem.
If your using organic feeds, your feeding the bio heard already. The "need" for molasses is moot. But go ahead and do what makes you feel better. Again, the use of a simple bio tea would serve you far, far better....
If you had root aphids as bad as you describe. The plant would have been yellowing and looked rather unhealthy.
Your plant looks pretty damn ok. In fact it looks very nice!
Even if it was (not) root aphids, at the point your plant is at. You could have run it to finish with no problem.
If your using organic feeds, your feeding the bio heard already. The "need" for molasses is moot. But go ahead and do what makes you feel better. Again, the use of a simple bio tea would serve you far, far better....
Olive Drab Green
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I never really meant "need." I suppose it is just a preference. I would attribute my trichome production to it as most do, but I could never prove beyond a doubt that this is the case as I have no accurate way of gauging it. I just figure if anything, it didn't cause my plant any harm, and my plant came out pretty good; if it's not necessarily broke, why fix it?