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  1. Just now, The_StonedTrooper said:

    Correct, then if I may out understand, how much, weight does 30L soil total?

    This is the question, as a 25L bucket is knee high, and a 30L pot is half the bucket, and a 30L soil of anywhere, doesn't reach the top of most bags,

    each blend of soil will have an average weight per ton/kg.

    water is 1kg per 1l , and soil is nowhere that heavy.... so for soils with a coco blend, i would say less than 500g per l isnt too far off

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  2. personally, i go where its cheapest and deal with the results.

    i started with 5 or so bricks of coco, cost me practically nothing, and slowly started adding Additives to it, and now i have a sweet blend of coco that shines every time.

     

    @The_StonedTrooper i understand your question, but fail to see its practicality if there is no brand or product to apply it to. i personally dont use fabric pots, but 30l is not  standard size pot for most people.

    so if you asked me about a 20l fabric pot, i would tell you that i would much rather buy a 20l bag over a 30l bag, and id go for a 40l bag over 2x 30l bags

    still not sure about price question if there is no product to link it to tho.

     

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  3. 1 minute ago, Ill_Evan said:

    This ☝️ my biggest expense now between grows is the medium I choose to buy.

    One thing to note in general though, if a bag says 30L it's probably closer to like 25L. So if you're looking to fill 4 x 15L pots you would realistically need 3 x 30L and not 2 bags. So I voted to get same amount in the bag for cheaper, because I also don't want to lug around anything bigger than the 30L bags anyways! 😆

    like most things that are "Dry packaged", it is more on weight than it is on volume

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  4. Ah!! It all becomes clear now!! 

    The slow growth is attributed to the light cycle you have man!! 

    You are running a flowering light configuration and that is why your plants are small, not growing much... And of course... They are flowering

    It is too late for these ladies really... I would let them finish and then stick close to this forum for your next attempt. 

    Light requirements for growing weed differ from veg to flower. 

    In veg you need lower powered lights but they must be in for a longer duration. 

    And for flower, you need intense light, with a shorter cycle. 

    Veg needs 18 hours of constant light to remain in a healthy veg cycle, where it grows stems and leaves and that's it. 

    Flower needs 12 hours of light, and more importantly, 12 solid hours of pure uninterrupted darkness!! 

    Hit us up with what you have your timer set to and we can give you some tips and methods to keep your grow in tip top shape😋

  5. yo! the lady is looking good man... she is fading hard now! so it isnt too far from harvest time.

    i see a lot of milky and clear trichomes, so you will need to check daily now on multiple branches on the plant to see if you have mostly cloudy trichomes.

    my preference is to harvest when i see a few Amber here and there... so you might have another week or 2 depending on your preference.

    you could harvest now even... but why rush a good thing eh 😛

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  6. 5 hours ago, sunwestgenetics said:

    I've search it online and found that it's a Arizona Blister Beetle, which can cause blisters on your skin, so better use glove or any protective when going near it. 

    not so sure man... those things have exposed wings, and seems like a soft body.

    very unlike the blister beetle

    Master Blister Beetle in the Sonoran Desert

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  7. 1 minute ago, PsyCLown said:

    Nanners and hermies, not quite the same I guess and your nanners seem to be stress based as I have not had nanners on the sugarcane but my temps never exceed 27C inside the tent.

    yup! 

    i actually just figured everyone was tuning inhouse for hermies, where infact its just Nanners... but these plants are straight hermie

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  8. i dont know, 

    my coveted Sugarcane Hermies (with Nanners) in high heat situations... i havent been able to pin point the exact temp, but my guess is anything over 29 and she shits herself a bit.

     

    but as for herming like yours are, expressing legit make flowers and fem flowers, then yea thats a shit show and no amount of experience or knowledge or equipment will make those plants not herm

    sorry for your hard luck man! 

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  9. i use a Powder feed scoop for all my nute needs... 

    most of my nutes are salt based and in salt form, so i have gotten accustomed to using it and can eyeball the amounts i need to within 5% of perfect, and then use a 50ml marked beaker for anything from 5ml to 50ml of the wet ingredients 

    but with my IPM controls, everything has its own syringe and they are all appropriately sized, all the way from a 1ml syringe, to 10ml

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  10. 9 minutes ago, Pants said:

    Congrats everyone, what a great comp. Amazing to see everyone helping everybody, even though it’s a comp.

    Really high standards from everyone, need to up the game next time


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    you will surprise yourself at the difference a year makes in grow skill mate!! next year you may take it to a podium finish!

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  11. Well done to everyone who was part of this sick ass competition!!! 

    In my head I had already called the winners out... 

    @SkunkPharm @iGrowDagga @mantis

    I pinned you three as the comp owners hahaha your grows were absolutely beautiful to watch and I whole heartedly agree on the winners!!! Definitely deserving of a poduim finish 👏👏👏

    I am very thankful to have also taken a prize for the donkey shlong I grew!! 

    Here's a few pics of the main colas after a dry and trim😁

     

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  12. i just dont have the time to game like i used to... spend all night playing games is a long past luxury for me hhehe.

    my dad seems to get it right though, and has recently got me hooked on Company of heroes, which is quite fresh and challenging to me.

    but @PsyCLown is right! where are all the cool games from when we were ten hahaha

    iv recently started buying a board game and its expansions called CATAN, and my goodness gracious me!! what a captivating game

    if i had to describe it, it would be a cross between Age of empires and Risk, and monopoly but more family friendly that AoE and way riskier than Risk, and a butt load less frustrating and tedious then Monopoly 😁

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  13. 23 hours ago, Keegan said:

    also I just wanted to know, will this affect my yield later on even after they recover? 

    yeild depends on way too many factors to give you a yes or no answer - the damaged plant needs to grow for many weeks before you flip her...if you flip her along with the rest of the plants, then you will be wasting the plant - she needs much longer to recover - the leaves will never come right and new growth is necessary 

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  14. when a company strives to keep to their mission statement as well as RAW does, it makes no sense to look anywhere else for quality papers IMHO

    when RAW was a lot less available than it is today, i opt for my next preference which is OCB Slim.

     

    growing up and learning how i like to smoke, Rizzla was the main rolling paper, but damn that paper taste is so strong if i am forced to roll in white bleached paper.

    peace and love guys!

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  15. 1 hour ago, Tee_Aitch_See said:

    Thanks for the response bro. 

    I used 1:1:4 ratio coco:worm castings:living soil 

    The coco was in brick form which I soaked and added a teaspoon of espom salt. Mixed it together and left it to stand for about 2 weeks before potting. This was however like a month ago and I haven't had any other issues until now. 

    I've tried to follow the freedom farms biobizz feeding chart. A buddy of mine did, and I was impressed with his results. 

    I use pH up and pH down solution to adjust and I use a pH pen to check. I use tap water that I aerate with a pump and airstream for roughly 10 to 15 minutes. 

    I'll pull back on the foliar spray. 

    I noticed roots popping through the fabric pot and the topsoil as well so I'm considering a repot to a 30litre. But I do have some scope to just increase the volume of the 20 litre pot because, as you can see, I've folded the top over twice to help hold the ties. But I no longer need the fold so I can increase the volume to give it the full 20 litre. 

    okay, not terrible by far.

    you should have added a calcuim source aswell to the coco for your buff, but that likely isnt your issue in the ratio you used (1:1:4) - just a note for next time

    the worm castings should also be fine - where did you source them from? store bought? or home made? if store bought... you went in fairly heavy... but it shouldnt be an issue if it was store bought ... home made tends to be crazy high in nutes and could possibly be causing kak in the pot now.

    if the other plants are happy with less, i think you have your answer 😛 

    potting up to 30l with only the organic soil should help the most

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  16. whats up man!!

    so at a glance, i would say you may have over done it a bit along the way. but lets dig in and see what we can find.

    38 minutes ago, Tee_Aitch_See said:

    I'm using Jamie's living soil but I've amended it using coco, worm castings, humigrow and a bit of molasses. 

    That sounds strange as the soil is ready to use as i understand it?

    how much coco and worm castings did you use and what coco did you use? buffered or unbuffered? 

    38 minutes ago, Tee_Aitch_See said:

    Been watering with aerated tap water pH 6.2 to 6.5 and feeding weekly using biobizz bloom, heaven, grow, top max and every second feed I add a bit of worm tea as well. 

    all at the same time? grow is for veg, the rest is for flower i believe? @Prom what is your opinion?

    You should also be lowering the dose A LOT if you are mixing them all together and you can go a bit higher with the PH for a soil grow. 6.8 is the go to for soil.

    what are you adjusting and measuring your Ph with?

    43 minutes ago, Tee_Aitch_See said:

    I've also just been spraying foliage with plain aerated tap water daily

    i would stop this - only foliar for a purpose... we dont need rain on the leaves 😛 

    ie, epsom spray or fulvic spray or pest management sprays and not just plain water...

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  17. 1 hour ago, 420SA said:

    Anything that is shown post harvest is irrelevant but always nice to see of course

    Ah okay awesome - i will get the bud trimmed when i can and stll let you guys know how it was.... just needed to know if i should rush or if im good

  18. On 9/24/2021 at 6:53 AM, SkunkPharm said:

    What I heard is that legal grows are pumping product into the illegal market at R10 a gram. It could be sulphur that they spayed or burnt in the last bit of the grow. Lesotho legal producers. 

    This is what i have heard as well - it could also be greendoor thats making waves lately... last seasons outdoor harvests were nothing to scoff over... some of the best green iv seen in years going for stupidly low prices... prices that @Martin7318 is quite correct about... indoor cannot be grown for R10 a gram if its quality

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