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Plants are doing well. I'm going to top them soon. I tend to wait on topping to reduce stress, you never want to remove more that 1/3 of the plant( to each their own). I'll be FIMing the Sensi Star and Topping the Peyote.
Pretty sure I stunted the White Widow from exposing it to the cold snap we had back in late February. I will top it and try and clone off the topping and see if that clone takes off. In my past I cloned plants outside in Mid June back in 2012 on 5 foot Agent Oranges, those clones caught up to the plants outside and eventually outperformed them, in less than two months. Never would have found that out if I didn't try.
Happy growing everyone!
I agree on the use of vinegar, and would also recommend getting a pH meter as it often doesn’t take much vinegar to lower the pH to where you need it. This was the top tip somewhere in the Fast Buds blog.
@Northern_Ent, I need to try the newer pH meters. When I did this back in 2012, the meters weren't that great and I had quite a few fail on me even after keeping the sensor wet. I use the liquid pH testing solutions that you get from General Organics.
Your pH knowledge is pure old hippy shit when you could not buy a shit ;))))
pH + - from Dutch passion or so will last you 5 years for 20£ max. And it will keep your water buffed not for a sec, but for long and more stable.
Just had to point out, maybe some fresh grower will go your way. In outdoor garden for veggies, when you check soil in spring or just enrich her - yes, aches are good not only for raising pH, but again you have to be cautious with amounts.
@AsNoriu, I think you mean as topical solutions, no? I would never spray vinegar on plants, that would be insane unless I'm killing weeds. I mix the solution into my fertilizer, I have hard water that gets around 7.8 pH and I use apple cider vinegar or molasses, molasses woks better imo and that helps lower the pH, I also use a bubbler as well. Been growing like this for over 15 years without any issues. I understand you want to make sure misinformation isn't being spread, but you can look this information up online if you don't trust me as a source. I apologize if there was any confusion and I hope for the best!
https://www.chelseagreen.com/2021/how-to-use-vinegar-extracts-to-enrich-your-soil/
https://marijuanagrow.shop/news/molasses-and-cannabis/
@AsNoriu, That one looks good. We don't have those options in the states. Most pH products we have are not organic and have fancy logos on them or are pretty overpriced. Europe tends to be more efficient in that field.
@FreeRangePessimist, and just to make clear, spray water with aches and you will protect your onions from worms and powdery mildew, you can protect young cabbage too that way, but for cannabis... Honestly , I would bet you overdose it in soil, while trying to adjust each watering. It's still builds up. pH up/down solutions are not so pricey and works well.
Just my two pence. All the Best !
This season is shit in UK too, I throw out few outdoors and they frozen on first night in May !!! In most mild climate zone in all UK too !!
My friend started 5 Alaskan Diesels in Greenhouse and I gave them all my yo-yos , real bushes, same as I had indoors.
Good luck ! Hope weather will be better for You !
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