Wastei's Twisted 'n Misted Girls

Wastei said:

It keeps the Ca:Mg ratio very close to 2:1. As I understand the base formula was added as a result of introduction of LED's. I do 4:2 in flower of A to B and skip Epsom salt all together. 5-12-26 has been around since 2002 and before that it was marketed as a Jacks Classic "veggie formula"

3-2-1 is a very affordable and stable veg formula that you can use throughout flower if you choose to. Mg is slightly too high but that's kinda of a positive depending on growing method.

I've used 3-2-1 from start to finish many cycles in everything from Aero to Coir but I like to lower nitrogen more on some long flowering sativa's that's why I wanted to figure out what's in the different formulas.

I use an old Excel spreadsheet I got here years ago that you can add whatever input to. I find it easier and more straight forward to use than Hydrobuddy. I mostly use my phone and you need a PC for HydroBuddy.

10-30-20 is a pretty bad NPK for flowering Cannabis, way to much P for me to be comfortable. If you choose to use it you have to figure that one out yourself! It's more for real blossoms and flowers that needs high P to flourish. Cannabis has low to moderate P requirements. Excess MKP will only crash pH in containers.

Here's a copy of Jacks Clone 15-6-17:

Calcium Nitrate - 8kg
Magnesium Nitrate - 5.5kg
MKP - 6kg
Potassium Nitrate - 3.65kg
Rexolin APN - 150g

Total - 23.3kg


Cheers!

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Wastei said:

Happy to have you follow along Joe!

I'm curious about the new approach too with less light in flower. I munched on some leaves earlier and they were more potent than I expected, took me a little off guard. I suspect that lowering light hours all the way til harvest will alter the felt effects.

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Nutty sKunK said:

I would assume more cannabinoids due to less degradation by light/heat?

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Wastei said:

I'm suspecting less degradation and different effects too. Certain outdoor grown plant that I've tried has been very medicinal and has always finished with only 5-6 hours of light and being fully developed, good yielder and potent.

That always stuck with me how that's even possible? That an outdoor plant with less light intensity and hours can yield more than an indoor counterpart with perfect environment and repeated 12 hours of light.

I hope I'm able to describe the difference in effects after drying. I've had a lot of the same cut the last 6 months so I'm very familiar with the effects.

Happy to have you following along!

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