JonnyAppleSeed420
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Snake oil....funny shit! JAS
Those are the little pots in the background. They are supposed to aid in root development and I'd have to say they work. Thank you for the plant stress link. I may well have over watered because I was afraid that the soil was drying out as the superoots pots have holes all around the sides. Also, because the bottom of the pots had large openings I put a disc of newspapers in the bottoms, I found when transplanting that there was some pooled water in the bottoms - my fault, the newspaper=bad idea. One nice thing about the superoots pots (available in many sizes) is that when upcanning you just undo the screw and the sides and bottom fall away leaving the root mass intact. I knew it was probably time because roots had penetrated the newspaper. I'd like to know when to start fertilizing. The Roots Organic soil seems to be "charged" but I don't want to deprive the plants. I have Dyna-Gro 9-3-6 and a bottle of their bloom fertilizer also. Last thing I want to do is "over-do". Thanks for your inspiration!Are those Rootmaker pots?
I have tropicals in Rootbuilder. Check them out. Buy a 105' roll and make your own using cable ties. If you have a good root system and a lot of foliage, don't worry about over watering them, especially in RootMaker pots. Of course every time you water you flush out some of the nutrient salts.Those are the little pots in the background. They are supposed to aid in root development and I'd have to say they work. Thank you for the plant stress link. I may well have over watered because I was afraid that the soil was drying out as the superoots pots have holes all around the sides. Also, because the bottom of the pots had large openings I put a disc of newspapers in the bottoms, I found when transplanting that there was some pooled water in the bottoms - my fault, the newspaper=bad idea. One nice thing about the superoots pots (available in many sizes) is that when upcanning you just undo the screw and the sides and bottom fall away leaving the root mass intact. I knew it was probably time because roots had penetrated the newspaper. I'd like to know when to start fertilizing. The Roots Organic soil seems to be "charged" but I don't want to deprive the plants. I have Dyna-Gro 9-3-6 and a bottle of their bloom fertilizer also. Last thing I want to do is "over-do". Thanks for your inspiration!
Got some photos?Uncle Ben, I could do with an experts advice on this, I was examining my babies with a view to using your 4 chola topping technique and on one of my plants noticed the following. At each node on the stem, instead of the usual 2 leaves and shoots on opposite sides of the stem, this plant has 3 leaves and shoots at each node , all the way up from the cotyledons. Currently 7 nodes high therefore has 21 side branches. I did not therefore wish to chop it back to the 2nd node and my intention is to pinch the grow tip to generate a pair of main cholas and take cuttings from this plant b4 putting to flower to see if this 3 branch stem pheno will repeat on cuttings. If it does might this not be worth progressing. The plant is also the most vigorous out of 10 seedlings(skunk#1) all nice and bushy. expert thoughts would be appreciated guys
You already have mature foliar output in the nodal axis. Top and those become your main colas.pics of 3 shoot node plant
Easy peasy, eh. The real challenge - come flowering time keeping the plant healthy and green, full of foliage until harvest. That's the best any one can do.
I see you're using Canna stuff. Be careful, watch for premature leaf drop.
Good luck
I ran 7-9-5 and 9-3-6 for a while... i threw out the Bloom after one grow with it. the happiest healthiest mj plants i have grown were from Dyna.So Far, from Ben, I have taken to Hempy Pots, and his "Topping for 4 Colas" has worked wonder and these widows took off FAST. Nice thick stems, perfect green shade. They LOVE the Dynagro for sure