westbmorekush
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Do you have any pics of cbd critical mass. Planting my next run and need some insight.
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Dr.Pecker
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westbmorekush
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Does she have any special tendencies that needs to be addressed. Does she like be topped and lst. High nutes or low. I read about the mold and I know that goes with outside grows but is it more prone to mold or was it the abundance of rain? Planning on growing with two led Mars700 and a 400 watt mh&hps in a 5x5 area. Does she like or need extra light.
westbmorekush
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Also what's the height on your girls looking real nice and what size pots?
Dr.Pecker
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Haven't tried it inside yet. I'm sure if you can control humidity then you won't have a problem with mold. I think stowondgrow can give you more info about indoors. She needs support for sure maybe scrog. I fimmed mine twice in veg. Grown in organic soil so I can't tell you how much to feed. I just used tap water the whole time. 5 to 8 feet tall, didn't use pots for those, about 30 gallon holes.Out of 5 plants all five looked a little different and yielded different amounts so clone each plant and don't throw any out until after they flower. The runt seemed to have the best bud structure out of all of them and it flowered faster. They stretch quite a bit. It's loaded with resin and I smoked a little bit but I don't think it will get you very high. I'll try smoking some more and let you know. All mine is going to a seizure patient so its really not for getting off on he's trying to get his drivers licence back. They do make a thc form of critical mass not really sure if that's what you're going for or not. I just don't want to brag it up and have you be disappointed.
westbmorekush
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Very informative, I do have a few more ?tions. Will hit you up later this evening.
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Stonironi
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How's it going dr. P ? Didn't you tell me some time ago that you plant in like only 2 or 3 things ? I'm revisiting simplicity and I remember you saying something like that in the past ? ThNks sir
Dr.Pecker
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I'm doing fine thanks for asking. Are you talking about the cow manure perlite promix thing? I switch it up once in a while. Lately I've been vegging in roots organic and it seems to work fine for that. You might want to look into dairy doo being from michigan.
Stonironi
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Is that a certain brand ? Thanks . Yeah I've been doing the veg thing in bagged stuff too with zero issues other than damn fungus gnats lol
Dr.Pecker
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Yah dairy doo is just composted cow manure. Morgan composting
Stonironi
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Nope I don't . Thanks I'll grab some
Dr.Pecker
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I would start off at one part dairy doo, and two parts promix (something with very little nutrients) add perlite until it gets fluffy. I've been doing it for a while and all my plants accept heavy feedings but I cant say the same for you so I would start off light and see what happens with one or two first.
Stonironi
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I'm starting to learn how easy or hard this really can be lol thanks
Stonironi
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You still feed with this at all or just water and teas ?
Dr.Pecker
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Veg in something, transplant into the mix, wait two weeks, flower. Read the plant and see how it responds, you want to see new growth.
Just water, teas if you want.
Stonironi
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That's what I'm talking about sir . I've been using the true living organics mix and it's great but a lot of mixing shit and it's not always exact and that makes a big difference in my grow .
Dr.Pecker
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I don't think I've ever done it exactly the same way twice. The good thing about the cow manure is, if you overdo it, it probably wont hurt anything and there's no cooking time because it already has active microbes.
Stonironi
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You cannot really go wrong thenI don't think I've ever done it exactly the same way twice. The good thing about the cow manure is, if you overdo it, it probably wont hurt anything and there's no cooking time because it already has active microbes.