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This stuff has proven effective for me and can be used during flower.

You could amend your used soil from previous grows with your chosen dry amendments. But the soil microbes will need some time to break them down

Aweh fellow florists. Decided to start the grow a bit later this year to avoid the hectic weather. Too many big plants damaged due to the crazy north coast weather(Feb/Mrch cyclone season) Then life and some other stuff happened.... Now we are starting almost too late.... Got one big Swazi cross thats allready in preflower. Managed to sex and plant out most of the young plants today.

Afternoon, are you growing outdoor/organic? Each plant is an individual, with its own requirements, some are more hungry/thirsty than others. Symptoms seem to present as either K or N deficiency. During flower many plants salvage N from lower branches, hence the yellowing.(considered normal) Being in preflower/flower plants need more P, K, Mg and Ca. I grow outdoor organic and prefer biobizz range with various amendments. They do seem to also need a defoliation around the lower parts. Woodash- P, K. Powdered Eggshell - Ca. (slow release) Epsom - Mg and S.

Aweh gromies, Happy 420 weekend. Herewith some organic outdoor buds.

Awesome training/presentation, Upside down Candelabra... A night foto with flash will reveal the jewels.

What a problem to have... Stinky flowers are a good sign.

Aweh. Ladies are progressing well, flowers are looking sticky and dank.Tending this garden is its own reward, an olfactory assault/experience that is just next level, These strange flowers that intrigue us so... 1-2. Gorilla Glue bred off of a gift from @Mambawana. 3-6. Blue Cheese f1-Sativa...ish 7-10. Blue Cheese f1-indica...ish 11-12. Swazi 13-14. Blue Cheese f1 15-16. Charlottes Angel fem. One of 2 pheno's. @highchome, @PsyCLown Thanks for the meds.

Didn't actually plan for them to get this big. Mother nature doing her thing...

You could thin the mix out with coco and perlite to reduce the high N initially, but chances are good that you'll conversly have to supplement P, K and possibly micros during flower depending on your soil formulation. It's up to you.

Aweh fellow florists, The ladies are putting on their show. Buds are swelling and stinking with goodness, despite the heavy rain and high rh. Lost a few girls to the "taxman" mentioned in earlier posts, got a new problem with small spiral snails "ring debarking" some plants-tested some vinegar/soap mix to no effect, now dusting with cinnamon. Don't like spraying stuff in flower, hopefully they'll pull through. Chopped some Bluecheese f1's this morning. Pics of Charlottes, Gorilla Glue, Bluecheese. Our climate on the north coast is unforgiving to say the least. Its like the weather wants to kill your plants.....4 days of thunderstorms and rain, high rh and the next day temps touching 50deg. A good test for any genetic abd the reason why you plant double and take extra clones, just in case. Cheers.

Depending on the age and stage of the plants in the 2lt bags. If in veg, transplant, give them 2 weeks, then go outdoor. Light hours on the north coast around 13hrs now. If you veg 16/8 or 14/10 technically they should flip to flower as soon as they go outside. I'd go minimum 20lt, the plants will use some of the available N during veg in the new bags, but plants need N throughout, just in different amounts.

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The Bad...

Aweh, the outdoor flowering season is upon us. Plenty of challenges along the way, our area recorded 53 deg yesterday, but the strongest ladies are soldiering on. Herewith....The Good.