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I'm changing up things this indoor season straight sinsemilla no pollen chucking. Switched up medium brand and fertilizer program. Dark Matter Living Soil and Pride Lands Grow kit. Added in 100 grams of MYKOS mycorrhiza to boot.
Every 4 gallon pot has gotten fresh soil plus added a TBSP of MYKOS mycorrhiza to be below each nursy bag so when the sprout tap root leaves to bag it'll get another inoculation of mycorrhiza. The nursery socks have been super charged with MYKOS mycorrhiza and a tsp of Pride Lands mycorrhiza plus blend mix within the top layer of the nursery bag to inoculate once the tap root breaks from the shell.
Soil been primed with compost tea that has .75 tsp per gallon of amino acids and brix. A handful of Black Swallow Living Soil and mycorrhiza let that bubble with oxygen stone.
Can say the ladies will be spoiled well :)
Atlas seeds Fog Dog got these before Atlas made it's partnership with a Canadian company to bring their genetics into Canada, they been sitting for a bit haha. Second fastest finish plant and supposed to be there best for outdoor and resistance is high. Curious mainly on the name. I had good success with the TriCross that girl showered trichomes like snow fall blanketing the ground so I have hopes of a beautiful grow with this one.
Fog Dog girl spoiled
Giving her foliar feeding of Green Aminos in a mild solution, plus top fed a veg mix with added mycorrhiza spores and good bacillus bacteria. A light feeding of Defense silica and other benefits to and nature's Brix to help feed the good bacteria. Added in Beneficial nematodes for more IPM protection cause it's always good to have some active foot soldiers keeping guard. Outside that be simple water and compost feeding til the primordial flowers show
Girl doing well, gave her a defoliation to open up the light to the axil branches training for a bush girl. Feeding more from the bottom then the top ATM too to train / encourage the roots downwards as fast as possible. Received another beneficial nematodes sprinkle due to gnats present in soil. Them troops will slaughter their children and in time they'll be gone and forgotten. Did a foliar feeding twice this week with a diluted solution of green amino.
Outside all that girl doing her thing and being healthy at it
Apologies for the late update life happen to invite Murphy in...
Fog Dog is coming all greatly. Kinda surprised a bit is a close another in size and flourishing beautifully not big leaf tip burns and bushing out nicely so far. Am defoliating top leaves and axil branch leaves off that interfere with light penetration to lower areas.
No primordial sights as of yet which is a good sign for a bigger plant (knock on wood). Just waiting it out till flowering starts and I can change up the feed schedule
This lady has become the biggest one in the flock and seems to be very hearty to the soil and feeding. No leaf burning a d healthy.
Introduced a 1 tsp top feeding of flower finisher to the soil surface and added in a tsp to the watering bucket with Brix and amino greens and gave a 1 tsp of GreenGro Defense on the soil surface and another round of beneficial nematodes to maintain and guard the soil.
Will be training and defoliate soon to help with the canopy
Top fed a tbsp of bloom and a tsp top feed of Finisher while tea feeding amino greens and Brix. Stopped the foliar feeds cause inflorescence sites are developing, don't want to stress the girls. Some defoliation for light penetration to sites happen.
Happy girl she's still the biggest one and enjoys heavier feedings. Girl definitely been bred for the fields
October 10 did some defoliation and removed LARF twigs
This girl a champ to feeding she needs her nutrients. Gave her another feeding of bloom and compost tea of PK boost Brix & Amino Greens. Beginning stage of inflorescence stacking and bottom leaves where showing yellowing and some tip burn indicating more a deficiency then a excess where it'll be top leaves burning and leaf tip burn. So to avoid a potassium deficiency she got a top up feeding.
Am impressed with Fog Dog i feel she wont make her 65-70 day life cycle and feel she may be 84-98 day plant given her inflorescence position compared to the rest
Ladies are burning from over feeding so just been PH waterings. Temps been high this week so been around 27-31*C due to the warm wave going on.
Found a feeding chart for autos with Green Gro seems I went over kill a bit.
Outside of that ladies are doing well
Apologies for the absences life decided to toss a Renoviction so time been positioned in different areas.
Ladies are burning from to much bloom added on top but they are sparkling nicely with trichomes and she's still developing inflorescence sites and just starting to pack on the bus weight :). Gotta say I'm still impressed by this cultivar definitely beginner friendly and looks to create a fair return
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