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  1. Problem is I dont know the heritage of the plant..if amber is degraded THC, why should I let the THC become CBN? I dont like the stone effect, but some of my friends do. What I decided to do since its my first grow and unknown strain, I want to harvest some mostly cloudy, and some with more amber and some with alot of amber to have various samples cos i kept clones and if the smoke is not good I can just plant the clones out in nature somewhere and get my real sativas in the tent.

    Im not in a hurry, im still going to slow dry and cure them..so its not just cos im im a hurry, its purely for Learning purposes.

  2. I know Sannies beans are winners lol,  they affordable and he is a really cool guy too.

    I decided to go for the Sativa Mix and maybe later I will grab an Indica mix to have best of both so that I can be able to breed some of my own stuff.

     

    Even champion smokers and well seasoned smokers get amazingly high and baked off his genetics.

    So many great reviews about his service and quality..its a no brainer.. :-peace

     

    I cant wait, I even upgraded my whole Grow setup to accommodate these seeds.

     

     

  3. Hi all,

     

    Since I use these nutrients in my Hydroponic System, and also had no Idea of the Nutrient Breakdown, I decided to post my findings for others who may need a little more light on these nutrients.

     

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    NUTRIENT A

     

    Nutrient A is a water soluble combination of plant nutrients suitable for use in hydroponic (soil-less) crop production systems, and when used together with potassium sulphate and/or calcium nitrate it is a balanced source of macro- and micro-nutrients.

     

    When Nutrient A is applied to the irrigation water as directed, the nutrients are readily available and provide for optimum plant growth and high yields of good quality.

     

    Please note: Nutrient A needs to be used in conjunction with Nutrient B to provide all the nutrients your plants require.

     

    For Flowing plant, you will also require MPK (Bloom Booster)

     

    How much do you Need:

     

    525g makes 5l of Concentrated Nutrient Solution. You will then mix (depending on the growth stage of your plant between 1ml to 11ml of Nutrient Solution per 1 litre of water).

     

    Nutrient A Contains:

     

    Nitrogen N 68g/kg

     

    Phosphorus P 42g/kg

     

    Potassium K 208g/kg

     

    Magnesium Mg 30g/kg

     

    Sulphur S 64g/kg

     

    Trace Elements:

     

    Iron Fe 1284 mg/kg

     

    Manganese Mn 299mg/kg

     

    Boron B 373mg/kg

     

    Zinc Zn 194mg/kg

     

    Molybdenum Mo 37mg/kg

     

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    NUTRIENT B

     

    Nutrient B  (Calcium Nitrate) is a source of nitrogen for plant nutrition, and of calcium for the correction of bitter pit in apples, corky spot in pears and other calcium deficiency disorders in crops.

     

    Please note: Nutrient B needs to be used in conjunction with Nutrient A to provide all the nutrients your plants require.

     

    For Flowing plant, you will also require MPK (Bloom Booster)

     

    How much do you Need:

     

    350g makes 5l of Concentrated Nutrient Solution. You will then mix (depending on the growth stage of your plant between 1ml to 16ml of Nutrient Solution per 1 litre of water).

    Nutrient B Contains:

     

    Nitrogen N 117g/kg

     

    Calcium Ca 166g/kg

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    MPK NUTRIENT

     

    Monopotassium phosphate (also potassium dihydrogen phosphate, KDP, or monobasic potassium phosphate, MKP or MPK) — KH2PO4 — is a soluble salt which is used as a fertilizer, a food additive and a fungicide. It is a source of phosphorus and potassium.

     

    It is also a buffering agent. When used in fertilizer mixtures with urea and ammonium phosphates, it minimizes escape of ammonia by keeping the pH at a relatively low level.

     

    MKP  is a fully water-soluble P-K fertilizer. It contains 23% P and 29% K. As a Nitrogen-free fertilizer, MKP is the perfect instrument to control the so important nutrient balance between N, P and K.

     

    Using MKP offers the opportunity to give the most preferred K-source, but also to limit or avoid the use of Nitrogen in accordance to the crop’s needs.

     

    Due to its high quality characteristics, MKP can be applied in hydroponic systems, in fertigation or as a foliage spray.

     

    How much do you Need:

     

    125g makes 5l of Concentrated Nutrient Solution. You will then mix (during early flowering stage of your plant between 2ml to 5ml of Nutrient Solution per 1 litre of water).

     

    MPK Contains:

     

    Phosphorus P 227g/kg

     

    Potassium K 286g/kg

     

    Happy Growing :-gthumb

     

     

    Nutrient-A-B-Instructions.pdf

  4. Quick update, I cleaned my res and also changed feeding cycle to more aggressive MPK with 50% cut on the A nutrient and Kept B the same replaced the 50% A nutrient with MPK.

    Res is now at 5.9Ph...

     

    Thanks for the advice I went and re-read my feeding schedule you were right all along thanks for waking me up. I read about it but maybe i forgot about that...Newbie mistake lol i know now my grow is gonna improve right away.

    Thanks again

     

     

  5. Thank Maxwell il give that a go...I don't have a EC Pen but im confident enough to drop half of A and B 30% and MPK il keep the same and move with the schedule thanks for the advice. Im actually doing a Res change today on the cloner the leaves are yellowish i didnt pay too much attention to them but one is growing  and kept the dome on to help keep the plant down and wide until my flowering closet is free . The Cloner res needs attention ASAP. I will up the ph also ...this could have been major work but lucky its Res change day works in my favour lol 😁

     

    Thanks for the advice buddy

     

  6. Thanks Maxwell,

    The nutes im using are on a feeding chart but not named npk..its A and B Nutrient and MPK ...I think when the res runs low at times the nute mix is too strong, but i do try my best to keep it on level. Not sure whether nute A or B is N so i didn't wanna experiment.I would drop N if i could.

     

    Ph i usually start off on 5.5 and over the week it usually goes up to about 6..  PH usually  doesn't drift too far..I used to do 5.8ph and changed to 5.5 based on green house seed Super lemon haze grow..so basically between 5.5 and 6  now

     

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