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DoDrugs420commentedweek 74 years ago
Picking Mimosa Evo was a wonderfull choice!
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Mimosa EVO - Barney's Farm
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2Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks 2-3, 7
HST
weeks 7
Topping
weeks 7
Coco Coir
Grow medium
2 l
Pot Size
Grow Conditions
Week 7
Flowering
25
cm
inch
Height
16 hrs
Light Schedule
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Truro4 years ago
Week 1 Flower
Just flipped to 12/12. I know there's somewhat of a debate around when the flower period actually starts and we all have our own variants but I always do it from the day I flip to 12/12. This tends to add about 7-10 days onto the breeder's timelines but has generally worked quite well for me (with respect to keeping track of when to harvest). I'll continue doing it this way. Week 1 Flower for MIMOSA EVO.
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Trurostarted grow question 4 years ago
Does anyone put expanded clay on top of coco/perlite pots? Wonder if this would help reduce the levels of algae and maybe even be beneficial in other ways?
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krenoimeanswered grow question 4 years ago
the clay will cover your top layer of medium and water will need a lot longer to get absorbed. I dont think it is practical to use with cannabis especially if you plan on flushing the plant (or if you are not planning but have to)
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ChitownCannaChicaanswered grow question 4 years ago
Hi, I see folks at the grow shop do this all the time. It’s for ipm, water absorption (they water a lot less there) and algae—- you can do it if any of the above are issues! ✌️🏻💚🌿
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The8thChevronanswered grow question 4 years ago
Not sure if a layer at the top will do much for you. Might have some benefit for algae reduction. It definitely shouldn't hurt though, so there's no harm in trying. People have started mixing clay pebbles directly into their coco and soil as a way to keep roots oxygenated. I realize your already into flower, but perhaps for your next grow.
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