1st Auto Grow - LSD 25

@eightleggeddj, What are you growing in? Did you start in a hot soil? I have never had a plant make it to 4 weeks without nutes. Anyhow, she looks great.

@eightleggeddj, Not in the UK. Growing in Fox Farms Ocean Forest and generally go about two weeks before a very light feeding.

@eightleggeddj, She's still looking great though - Even with the slight issue 👍

@BudKingsGrow, thanks for the great info buddy, I will check them out, they are better than the last lot I grew but yeah still a problem.

@eightleggeddj, Looking great! One thing for you: If you want Calcium to your Ladies best, You'll want to go with Calcium Carbonate instead of Calcium Oxide. Your plants have a very hard time absorbing the CaO thats in Magne-Cal +. BioBizz recommends West Coast Horticulture's Chelated Calcium and Magnesium supplements: http://westcoasthorticulture.com/fertilizers/ Or a cheaper option is Expert Gardener's Tomato and Vegetable 12-10-5 which is time released Cal/Mag + Nitrogen + Zinc and it works well with BioBizz nutes too!!

@eightleggeddj, I always steal a Bud prematurely to test out! Sometimes I feel bad taking it before it's ripened but I cannot seem to help myself from wanted to get a glimpse of Her taste!!

@BudKingsGrow, cheers buddy, I may have a sneaky sample of her later 😀

@eightleggeddj, If you're running organic nutes, using a biotic supplement like Great White from "Plant Success" to develop a healthy bacterium in your grow medium (if the organics you're using dont already have them) will work to balance your PH naturally. I mix my organic feedings without really worrying about PH and then keep an eye on the PH in root-core to let me know if it becomes a problem. I use Advanced Nutrient Up and Down if soil gets out of whack to adjust feedings and balance it out. Haven't had to worry about that in a while though, because BioBizz nutes are great for healthy bacterium!

@BudKingsGrow, see now that is some great info you just gave me, cheers pal. Everywhere I go I hear you don’t need to ph in soil but then I found out this soil goes very low in flower hence the issues. I’m trying to be as organic as possible, I was using bio silicon to up the ph based on some advice I read when I found out about the soil issues. What do you use for adjusting ph? I was considering Advanced Nutrients Sensi PH Perfect nutes going forward to try and minimise problems.