Bubba Kush (Dinafem)

@Ganjaman420UK, Thanks mate!! I see that you had some struggles with the coco too. Well, I got these plants healthy but I decided to follow the manufacturer's instructions for flowering. Now after a few days I'm pretty sure that the PH was way too low. 5.5 might be a fine PH for growing but I had to add so much phosphoric acid that it was getting insane. One time after feeding I saw 5.3 PH. With peat it is evident that plants can do OK in high EC. I have had runoff of 3000ppm but those plants were growing better than these 3. peat has a terrific PH buffering ability. Good luck too you too! :)

@BillMonroe,Thisbnew of is what dmfast buds have given me in testers too. 11 strains yet unnamed but all fast flowering. Known strains just secret till they release them after testing. love the idea of a faster flower but wonder which part of the 8 weeks normal flowering is going to be missing . hope it's not budswell. lol will be watching with interest mate.

@Ganjagrandaddy, Thanks GGD for the many usage tips! All is noted :-) "the community are on it like a bonnet pushing limits as usual" Haha this had me laughing, so true. I'm gonna give her a try as a one-part and see how it goes! I'm planning to make a stock solution of about 50g in a liter bottle of 0ppm water. Just waiting on some gamma seal lids for 5gal buckets so I can close it as air-tight as possible. I read the MC can get clumpy from attracting moisture over time. Yeah Dinafem seem solid, and Mark is a great community person. If you are looking for something specific he can help. What impressed me was the accuracy of their descriptions, and they are also adding cannabinoid tests to the seed pages. They have some unique plants like Moby Dick and Purple Afghan Kush which are pretty famous. Moreover they are coming with these "quick" strains. Quick Gorilla, Quick Critical and some kind of quick Kush. These are crosses of a normal plant with its autoflowering version, which are said to produce photoperiodic plants that flower significantly quicker. The critical is said to flower in 49 days All the best to you too in 2020 my friend!

@BillMonroe,Megacrop is made up as you need it for hand watering. It is very good but strong. if you stick to the recommended dosage for the week your in ( unusual to be able to trust them and not about using as much of their product as you can to buy more !) . If you get tip burn , back off the measurement by .5 g . If not all green and lush , add .5 . such a simple mix and use too. I premix it and make sure the white balls are dissolved before adding to the main mix. They are solid like chalky lumps but dissolve very quickly. you will love this stuff mate. wait till you see how green and healthy it makes things. I make up 10L buckets as I need them. You can choose to add stuff but need to be mindful of the NPK load and balance. It is designed for 1 part beginning to end but the community are on it like a bonnet pushing limits as usual.lol I have been using silicon and calmag to balance it into range again with slight reduction of MC by 1g to stated dose. also using pk warrior 9/18 boost at 6ml for mid flowering with good results and only a slight tip burn. Welcome to the green world and mega veg growth Bill. Always watched dinafem with an interest too. thanks for the recommendations. keep it green mate. i do videos to avoid too many pics now. far easier to talk than type.lol and it is better for seeing the girls live too. get a better perspective I think. I have had small buds that in photos could be mistaken for huge main colas but in reality are just close ups.!. Keep it green matey happy new year and green crops for 2020

@Plagron Service Service, And for posterity: if I could rate the medium on GD I would give it 6 out of 5 stars. The coco is truly a high quality product and when I tested it using a slurry it came out with the exact values. So I will add a shoutout to the review for you I wonder if lots of phosphoric PH down maybe causes problems. I noticed that I needed quite a bit of PH- to get to the recommended 5.5. When I used less PH- and 6.0-6.4 the plants started to perform much better.

@Plagron Service, Hi Steven! Thanks for the reply to my somewhat obnoxious review ;) You know, I have good results with Plagron products, and PLagron is not the only company guilty of this, so maybe it is a bit unfair to single out Plagron. However my point remains the same - actually I was on call once with the company and they did not want to share some basic information, like whether products X or Y contain calcium. That's kind of crazy to me. I would totally understand if some "secret sauce" additives like triacontanol or anything else outside the 'required elements' are kept proprietary. But with a product like terra bloom the user has no idea if a plant is even getting manganese from the nutrients, while even supermarket bottles of fertilizer are able to list a complete analysis down to Zn, Cu, etc. Of course, those micro elements are probably present in the Plagron peat mixes and tap water, and I understand the products are intended to be used together like that. Still, maybe Plagron could take some steps to provide a little more information or transparency for people like me, or some others here on growdiaries... I think it would help I'm also trying Megacrop, a complete dry 1-part, who list everything that's in there. It reassures me that I can just chuck it on the plants and not have to worry about if something's missing. Maybe I sound like a person who likes to tweak nutrients, but actually I don't, and that's one reason why I went with Plagron always. Their products are simple (not 12 bottles) and fairly priced. if Plagron could provide some more information like Megacrop (for example) does, that would be very excellent. Anwyay Steven, your reply is appreciated, and also your online presence. Personally I hope plagron can move towards a more transparent approach in this trend of legalization/decriminalization. And if they can make a dry powder 1-part nutrient that would be very awesome!

@BillMonroe, hello bro to your neem oil adds a teaspoon of soft black soap diluted in a quart of lukewarm water, the soft black soap will make the neem oil better mixed with water once the solution is warmed ambient sprinkle your leaves above and below and the surface of your substrate.👍 Do not spray the flowers as the leaves 🌱 May the strength be with you 💪

@Master_weeda, Thx mate =) I was confused that there were so many in the medium, as far as I knew trips lay the eggs in leaves and eat the leaves I used some BAC plant vitality and Gnatrol and that killed them all instantly.. planning to repeat it Might use some Neem too :) I did see one or 2 leaves with the thrips damage (slimy looking spots) and I did find a crawler on a leaf. Hopefully it doesn't get out of hand

@DankGardener, it's such a beautiful plant! I haven't yet had a plant go purple and black like this, it is really cool :). I'm letting it live a little bit longer just so I can take some nice pictures when I have time =)

@Wicked_Stix, Hehe, yep, it sucks! It is still >90% female but I can't keep it around. I think I would have, based on the smell & tester I smoked!

@Ganjagrandaddy, Right on, Thanks for the heads up, I am definitely on the lookout for some great kushes! The stuff I have used for all this time until now is Lightmix from Plagron, Designed for feeding with minerals - it's basically the same products as the Canna Terra stuff (more common in the UK I think). It is a one-part and the nutrient is extremely basic. I've not had troubles with it, but the runoff water is not informative and you just don't know really how hot your mix is after a couple of feeds. One time I flushed a plant and it came out at 5000 ppm, lol. That said it's a magnificent product which should bring success to anyone. I can't fault it except for the fact that it gets so hydrophobic (rejects water when dry). All plants love to grow in it, it is forgiving, and you can chuck nutes without PHing if you use your mix for only 1 cycle