ShaggyGrower

I used this gifted Greenhouse Feeding as a buffering feed to the media. I think it worked fine for this purpose for me. Not sure how to work with the powder to be honest. If you put too much in when transplanting, you're fucked, meaning, I have found it really easy to over fertilize with powder feedings, and removing it is a bitch. Flushing it out is risky if the plant is small in a large pot (ie, just been transplanted), and that's the exact time you'd know if you've over-fertilized and needed to flush it out or not. Maybe good with plants that you know very well and know how much they eat, but winging it on the fly with new-to-you genetics will be a finger in the air guestimate.

Frankly, I love the Shogun range. I bought all the Shogun Products I used in this grow myself (I have since been sponsored)

Space Cookies is new strain by Paradise Seeds - 60/40 indica/sativa. I had five seeds, and all five germinated successfully. Growth was great, but I infected my tent with spider mites, so that slowed them down a bit but they did not stop. I fought the mites with Neem, Pyrethrum, and Diamotatious Earth (the latter finally got rid of them). I found the effect or the bud great from late afternoon onwards when I could start to wind down. Buds are very tight as you would expect from a GSC cross. Tip: the longer the cure, the sweeter her pine taste becomes! Growing wise, very easy. Keep feed on the medium strength side, ie, not too hot. Easy to train although I did top them which slows a plants vertical growth a bit. I took a lot of clones, and they produced nice plants. Possible to monster-crop in week 4 of flowering I found.

Very easy to grow. Loved light, if her leaves pointing upwards are anything to go by. Repotting not a good idea I learned afterwards, but her resiliance is strong. Very, very pungent smell. Like wet socks! After drying though that goes away, thankfully. Perhaps that's where the word 'dank' comes from. She likes to drink too!

No problem with the Shogun range. Very happy with it and will continue using.

OK,so repotting an auto is not a good idea, especially not four time. Still, even with that and the spider mites, she grew really well - much better than I expected. She averaged about 20hrs a day of light. 12 hrs being HPS and the rest being Sun or 135rw LED. Thinking next time to lower this so she would have more night. I've already dried and part cured some, and she knocks me off my socks!

Very good as always, although I feed to much.