grow diary (journal) week9 by VanTheMan

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Lemonhazelovercommentedweek 08 months ago

Happy growing and good luck buddy ☘️

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VanTheMancommented8 months ago

@Lemonhazelover, Thanks champ. this breeder is really good i have had my best yield from 1 plant with them. Their "Norhthern cookie" is a GREAT strain Danestrains.dk 👽

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Insaniac_0commentedweek 08 months ago

Good Luck on your new grow - As for advice on LST - the best I can give is make sure you have enough root/time to handle the stresses and recover. (a little silica in your nute feed helps too) In veg it's easier to tell how much growth you have underneath by the number of nodes that grow since your last stress. (so like when I top the first time I like 5 to 6 nodes of growth and then I top down to the 3rd and remove everything else - but to top for the second time I want to see 3 more nodes of new growth from that point even if I plan to top down to the first node again... ect., ect.)

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VanTheMancommented8 months ago

@Insaniac_0, Thank you again champ, i will definitely consider ordering some silica powder. those selling in my area mostly says that its for hydroponics is it as benificial for usage in regular soil?

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Insaniac_0commented8 months ago

@VanTheMan, I use Silica Gold by True Plant Science in a liquid feed that I mix in with other nutes (but it's the first add-in to my water). It's my second largest ingredient in my Veg mix, and third largest in my Bloom mix, because I top, HST, LST, prune, and defoliate a lot as I mainline my plants. The extra cell development in my plants helps ensure I give the plants what they need to recover before the next stress. How you add it is up to you, and Im not aware of many natural sources that can pump it up like the liquid can.

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VanTheMancommented8 months ago

@Insaniac_0, what would you recommend, using silica seperately, or make a brew of bannana peels brown rice, etc.?

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