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Leaving the plants in darkness for a period of time before harvest does increase the plants trichomes and doesn't contain any excess starch/nutrients. It has been proven I think. I watched a video of a guy who did a test on 12,24,36,48 hours 72 seems very excessive to me. but he did say the 12 and 24 had a considerable impact on terpene and thc% content. But after that the thc dropped slightly. Bear that in mind, I always do mine for 24 hours.
If your looking for that 70s pot, this be the one! Very sticky, Quick hitter, dense smoke, reminds me of high school, (Im 55 ) motivating. The most important, is you are on the verge of tripping!🙌😂
I used aloe vera gel and hetal halide for veg 600 watt packed them very tightly I have a natural gas heater and my hot water heater vented into my grow room cheap c02 supply stacked my plants early on
@oldtimer6455USE ALOE VERA AS A FOLIAR SPRAY
Organic growers use aloe vera in foliar sprays to provide their crop with supplementary micronutrients such as magnesium, calcium, zinc, and manganese. Foliar spraying is an effective way to provide these nutrients to plants, as they are rapidly absorbed through the surfaces of leaves. The speed of this form of nutrient administration makes foliar spraying useful when the first signs of deficiency are detected. Aloe vera can also be used to provide amino acids such as lysine and glutamine, and enzymes like cellulase and amylase.
Foliar spraying also increases a plant's relationship with surrounding life, which enhances the biodiversity of the soil. Nutrient uptake through the foliage causes plants to release sugary exudates into the rhizosphere below. These carbohydrate molecules attract beneficial microorganisms such as mycorrhizal fungi that assist plants in nutrient uptake.
To make a foliar spray using aloe vera, mix two teaspoons of fresh aloe gel with 4.5 litres of water and administer the spray immediately using the “mist” setting on your pressure sprayer.
ALOE VERA HELPS PROTECT AGAINST DISEASE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
Aloe vera contains numerous compounds that can help protect plants against disease. The succulent contains high levels of acemannan, a polysaccharide that exerts antiviral, antibacterial, and antifungal effects.
Aloe vera also offers high doses of saponins, which have been found to offer protection against threats like detrimental microbes, fungi, and mould. In addition to disease prevention, saponins help rejuvenate the soil and allow water to penetrate the roots. Saponins are also toxic to insects and help deter pest invasions.
Salicylic acid is another beneficial substance found within aloe vera that triggers a response in plants called systemic acquired resistance (SAR). This response is similar to the immune response that occurs in animals following exposure to a pathogen. SAR can be triggered by a wide range of pathogens and offers long-lasting protection. Salicylic acid is required by plants to act as a signalling molecule during SAR.
On the root damage, she will out grown this.
One way to help is to get root to grow more laterally. Keep the surface not too wet. And inject water (small amount) in the soil. Use syringe or "turkey baster". As a two weeks seedling, she won't need much water anyway.
If the top soil is drier, the root will seek wet bottom soil.
Root stimulant, if it has auxin hormones, it will only slow growth of an auto. I used it before and got dwarfs. Stimulants that works would be calcium based like CaO or chitosan. Chitosan is still rich in calcium.
I have grown Wild Thailand before. And tried to rush her to no avail. This is a sativa hycrid and is much slower than an indica would be. But at the end, the high is great.
@Grey_Wolf, thank you so much!! Can I get a "like" on the newbie contest page for Febuary? I would appreciate 😎Im going to check out your posts now..thanks again!!
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