In my opinion, yes, but that's just like, my opinion, man.
this is my first round! And from my research white r cloudy is when thc is at it peak and as it ambers it's converting the thc to cbd making it more of a body stone then a head high. By trichs being full you mean they have heads right? Some people just go by the hairs an say when there brown cut them down. Thank you for all your input!!
Close..but the THC actually degrades into CNB, not CBD.
I guess that works if your strain has brown hairs and they happen to all turn brown at the same time your trichomes have turned from white to cloudy..but I'd stick with a cheap microscope instead.Some people just go by the hairs an say when there brown cut them down. Thank you for all your input!!
thats the plan. except moms and maybe babies inside.
hope so. i see some outdoor from good organic growers here that rivals or beats any indoor.
Yea in def sticking to the Microscope and will be chopping soon!Close..but the THC actually degrades into CNB, not CBD.
If it degraded into CBD we'd probably be flowering our plants for much MUCH longer...and I'm pretty sure we would live forever from smoking them.
I guess that works if your strain has brown hairs and they happen to all turn brown at the same time your trichomes have turned from white to cloudy..but I'd stick with a cheap microscope instead.
I thought the amount to use was listed in his recipe? Either way, I wouldn't put it in the soil mix. You totally can if you want to, but wouldn't you rather know when you plants are getting it, and how much they're getting? If you mix it into the soil, the best you can do is come up with an educated guess as to how much to use, rather than have the ability to read your plants to know when to use it. Unless I'm wrong, it's not actually any more beneficial to mix it into the soil first, so I add it to the reservoir with the rest of my nutrients.
Mix it into water and add in. It is still a bit grainy, so make sure you are keeping it in suspension when pouring it. I do 1/2tsp/gal of h2o. I add that, 5ml Honey ES, and h2o when I let my soil cook. I wasn't sure what to add when it came to mixing soil because it is kinda cloudy. So i ended up just doing it like i did when I added it to my plants.
I have heard that it is beneficial to use at all stages. The plants like the humic, and it acts like a compost activator when letting soil cook
He says 2 TBL to a full batch of ss the reg roots not the 707. Have you tries his ss recipe and let it sit for 30 days the buds look amazing and everyone I ask favors this method so I'm Gna give it a go
I'd stick with watering it in, man. You'll have a hard time getting even distribution through the medium mixing in a tiny quantity of powder like that...
Ik after reading the idea I thought about that the fact it would distribute better! So that's what I'm Gna do
Thanks man. I use it in all stages, I've just never heard anything beneficial about mixing it into the soil but the what thing I CAN prove is that there is no way to guarantee that it's evenly distributed in the soil...not that anything else in my mix is guaranteed to be evenly distributed, but something that small....not me. Back when I used to use sea bird guana I burned the hell outta a couple plants that way.
Thanks Kalyx, and those pictures look wonderful thanks for posting them! Now I'm hungry, you're certainly doing that 707 mix justice!
Glad you got it figured out man. Happy 420!Ik after reading the idea I thought about that the fact it would distribute better! So that's what I'm Gna do
Happy 420 folks
those plants look awesome!! and your veg mix is similiar to what i ran on asingle clone cutting and threw right into flower in a 1 gallon pot it wasIn winter I grew all my meds in 15 gallon root pots with Roots 707 mix. The 707 was great, all strains yielded well and had great flavor profiles. Nutes I used this round were Roots Organics full line pretty much as directed on the feeding schedules. The 707 mix is for larger containers; less aggregrate = more goodies and less watering chore for me. I watered every 4-5 days alternating nute and plain water. The plant on the left is OG kush the right is 'cherry'. Detail is the OG which I LOVED. .View attachment 2129886View attachment 2129892View attachment 2129893
Next round also in Roots 707 watered every 4-5 days. Both plants are Subs Agent Orange. Left plant was fed GO full line and yielded 130 grams of high quality. Right plant was fed ONLY (~24 hour brewed) compost Tea's based on Vital Earth's chart every other watering(just not using all THEIR products)(yes, i did use that much guano and it did not burn my plant, it loved it actually, I know its not vegan but it was a big learning experience on the power of AACTs for me) and she yielded 138 grams of higher quality, much more complex flavor profile and denser, stickier nugs! AACT for the win!!! The AACT plant didn't look bigger at all but weighed in more, and sure was prettier!
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Agent Pics: 1)Both plants under 1000w 2)Detail comparison (GO left, AACT right) 3)GO detail 4)AACT detail 5)AACT detail @8wks 6)AACT detail on trim table
DAMN pics took awhile to load. Thanks Matt for teaching me about dabbing to fill those little wait times in life/growing/hashing! Kudos and as smooth a move to you as possible. If I was in CA id show up in my truck to help the one who's helped us all!
PS I grew these babies before I found your knowledge and its helped me realize how much more there is to learn no matter where I think I'm at
PSS here is a mix that should work great WitchDoctor. Its similar to what your used to and actually what I vegged the plants in the pics in before the final transplant into Roots 707.
10 scoop mix (any volume):
5 scoops FFHF (happy frog)
2 scoops chunky perlite
2 scoops coco coir
1 scoop EWC
BAM. simple. easily obtained. this is my fall back mix! Happy spring planting everyone...
Yes! Completely possible. Easier for outdoor than indoor though. I'm working towards one, as well as others on here. We all take different directions though it seems. I'm working on a high PK compost so that hopefully I don't have to use liquid rock phosphate any more for P. I get all my K and most of my N in my mix right now, although I still supplement with a liquid N product when I need it. Other people are using slow release rock phosphate as well.
