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Moby Dick

Sessman

1120

5 years ago

Outdoor

Room Type

Defoliation

weeks 11

Topping

weeks 5-7

19 L

Pot Size

15.24 cm

32 °C

6.2

23 °C

Nutrients 1

OG Organics Iguana Juice Grow - Advanced Nutrients

OG Organics Iguana Juice Grow 0.25 mll

Sessman

I really wanted to grow this strain again as I could harvest the auto XXL version previously. This girl has stretched a lot.

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17.78 cm

32 °C

6.2

23 °C

Nutrients 1

OG Organics Iguana Juice Grow 0.25 mll

Sessman

This girl is growing at a pretty fast pace, so can't complain.

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17.78 cm

32 °C

5.9

23 °C

Nutrients 1

OG Organics Iguana Juice Grow 0.5 mll

Sessman

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22.86 cm

14 hrs

32 °C

5.9

23 °C

19 L

Nutrients 1

OG Organics Iguana Juice Grow 2 mll

Sessman

She is growing the fastest of all my plants this grow. Can’t complain much here, keeping things simple and letting her do her thing.

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Topping

Technique

25.4 cm

14 hrs

32 °C

5.9

23 °C

19 L

Nutrients 1

OG Organics Iguana Juice Grow 2 mll

Sessman

She is growing pretty fast and responding well to training.

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Topping

Technique

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30.48 cm

14 hrs

28 °C

Weak

55 %

18 °C

19 L

2 L

Nutrients 1

OG Organics Iguana Juice Grow 2 mll

Sessman

I topped her for the second time on day 49, let's see how she responds.

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Topping

Technique

Grow Questions

Sessmanstarted grow question 5 years ago

How long does it take for fine dolomite lime to become available to the plants? Also I am watering till runoff, will that wash out the dolomite?

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DWCHCanswered grow question 5 years ago

Anytime you water there will be leeching. So yes you'll lose some and some will get used and stored by any mycorrhiza that's there... The bulk of it will be working in cation land in he soil and some will get absorbed by the plant.. the mycorrhiza are the best way to get the calcium into the plant, that's assuming you used calcitic lime and not dolomitic lime... For organic alternatives, washed and powdered oyster shells work great, they also contain trace elements as well.. if you don't mind using base salts, calcium nitrate is a great source of calcium in solution, just watch the pH, it can be quite acidic and will lower it.. a small amount of Epsom salt with a pinch of chelated iron and you've got yourself a CalMag. Cheers!

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