grow diary (journal) week6 by Sky_High_Steve

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Sky_High_Stevecommentedweek 95 years ago

Hello Bossa!!! Will Cyco Uptake help? It says it provides natural chelation and uptake of minerals. Cheers!!! Thanks for your help!!

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CRiSPrGrowcommented5 years ago

@Sky_High_Steve, link me bro I'm on cell ATM so u can't search real well

SAC87commentedweek 135 years ago

Congratulations on the first harvest. You’ll only learn more as you continue to grow. Happy Growing 🌱

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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 95 years ago

Hey there hope I answered your question anything else you need just let me know 👊🏻

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Med_in_Tropiccommentedweek 75 years ago

I use 1 ml/liter of organic molasses for flowering. It has potassium, calcium, and magnesium for buds. And it does not have nitrogen to burn leaves.

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SAC87commentedweek 15 years ago

I’m finding this super weird. I started the same 2 strains, from the same breeder almost on the same day. I am interested to grow along side you and see how yours is doing. 3 of my 4 broke ground today. Good luck 👍🏻

Sky_High_Stevecommented5 years ago

@SAC87,Hello. How's the grow going?

SAC87commented5 years ago

@Sky_High_Steve, that’s my rough plan as well. I had all 4 break ground, one cheese a day later than others. Had to mist one cheese and one LB as the seed husk was holding the cotyledons closed. All are free now. Tiny first true leaves are showing. I think this is gonna be cool. Hope the weather treats us well!!

Sky_High_Stevecommented5 years ago

@SAC87,hello. I am in for keeping touch on the grows!!! My plan is to get mine vegging for about 2-3 weeks inside then move them outside to flower. I had all 4 break ground... My LB in the 4" is not looking well though. How are yours doing?

Sky_High_Stevecommentedweek 25 years ago

I see you are using the fabric of pots.... Will they drain excess watet?

SAC87commented5 years ago

@Sky_High_Steve, head over and check them out. One of my LB was messed up so I moved it outside to see what happens, Planted another one. The 2 cheese and one Lambs Breath are going well. I am wondering how to start transitioning to outdoor. I have some preflowers on the cheese.

Sky_High_Stevecommented5 years ago

@SAC87,Hey. Hows the gtow going? I am s starting to transition mi e for outdoors.

SAC87commented5 years ago

@Sky_High_Steve, I have never used them before, but what I hear, it’s very hard to overwater (coco more than soil) and air prunes the roots rather than them coiling around the bottom of the pot allowing for more surface area to absorb water and nutrients.

Organic_Growercommentedweek 105 years ago

Hey Steve, Just came across this post. The fertilizer I use and stand by is called Growilla. They have one for veg and one for bloom. It comes in a powder form and is super easy to use and it is organic. Out of curiosity is there a reason you are burying the cloth pots in the ground? When using the cloth pots I just leave them above the ground. This should also alleviate too much moisture in the root system. Let it breath. 😀

Sky_High_Stevecommented5 years ago

Heo Mr/Ms OGrower. Thanks for the info on what you are feeding with. I ended up getting BioThrive Bloom from the local Hydro Shop. As for my pots....they are actually not in contact with any earth... I fabricated 5 gallon plastic pails and dug them into our raised bed garden acting as a sleeve... There is about 6 inches of air gap below and 2 inches all around them. The pots breathe and drain but stay cooler as well. There is no risk of the wind blowing them over. And I like the look in my garden!! 👌😏

GeorgeSmileycommentedweek 16 years ago

Hey Steve, I'm growing the same strain, just about two weeks in. Goodluck! Let's keep in touch on these.

Sky_High_Stevecommented5 years ago

Hello George. I am starting my seeds germinating process today... 2 Auto Cheese and 2 Lambs Breath. How did your grow go?

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GeorgeSmileycommentedweek 105 years ago

Looking great!

Stickcommentedweek 65 years ago

Hi @Sky_High_Steve! BioBizz and GreenBuzzLiquids are both very good organic fertilizers. Easy to use, reliable, fully organic, and not expensive at all. Hope this will help, keep us updated and happy organic growing! 👊

Sky_High_Stevecommentedweek 25 years ago

Thanks

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