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Allright, I lost a plant last night due to that water line clogging. After this grow I will need to redesign my grow feeding system to include two feeding lines per plant. I was hoping to not have to do this. But, with the amount of plants I am running this is the only way to make sure they are getting fed properly.
Otherwise they are looking marvelous...and I got 5 more weeks to go.
Let us all bow our heads and have a moment of silence for Marty's loss :(
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LOL I tried to only do the face, but it said it was too short, so now there is this completely way too long of an explanation.
-C
What a difference a few days can make. I did lose one of the girls...and it is forcing me to redesign my feeding system (and rethinking my feeding schedule):wtf:...With that being said. Things look fantastic.
Check out the pics for yourselves...Lemme know what you think.
Picture #1 is of the crown of buds I have on every plant that I didn't top. My question is...how the hell am I supposed to trim this?:D I guess it's a good problem to have!:wtf:
Rule #1 do not top plants when using bushmaster.:thumbsup:Check!
Rule #2 do not top Blue Dream. EVER!
Rule #3 Use bushmaster in every grow.
I have been using bushmaster for a while now. In my own personal experiments I notice the buds that were given bushmaster slightly lacked in flavor and potency. I believe this was do to the fact it took two weeks off the life of the plants that were not treated with bushmaster. Speeding the life of a flowering plant, fruit, or vegetable is not the best idea. Organic gardening for example produces beautiful tasting and very potent pot, great tasting and nutrient rich vegetables, and beautiful looking flowers. In return for quality it takes time...
Another example is the reason General Hydroponics does not recommend fulic acid during flowering. I asked them this question and in an e-mail I received they said it makes the plant grow faster so in veg its great yet in flowering speeds it up and in return you get a plant thats oils are not quite ready yet the plant is ripe.
I use bushmaster only when I belive my plants are going to grow into the light. My prefered method of keeping a plant from stretching is using blue light, smaller containers, very little night/day temp difference.
Test out the buds when you are finnished growing and let me know if you get the same results.
I am not bashing on this product it does exactly what it says it does. like I said I do use it in an emergency. I am only commentig on the fact that playing with nature to give you something, you usually have to give her something in return.
Looking good as always Marty :jointsmile:
Hey guys...Thanks for the responses.
I gotta say that I will be sure to "sample" anything before I put it out there to my patients. I am a snob when it comes to my bud...and if I won't smoke it...I won't expect my patients to either. Which I why I grow my own to begin with...Most of the stuff out there is the snicklefritz. :D
I highly doubt that the quality will be effected by Bushmaster...but, we shall see. I still plan on letting this 10 weeks strain go for 10 weeks (if it needs to)...and I am positive this would correct any quality issues.:cool:
Thanks Tiny...I am still watching your logs...I love looking at the old stuff we have done in the past to see how far we have all come. You my friend, have made some leaps and bounds!
More updates to come...the girls look fantastic...and I can't want until harvest. :jointsmile:
Ty Marty and I'm sure we all have come a long way from the first seed we killed :wtf:
Just let me know. I am interested since you fed half the plants with it and half not. If I read correctly? I will feed it to one plant my next grow and do another side by side.
on my next grow demoral...next grow. This one was treated with Bushmaster...One tray was topped...the rest were not topped.
I did not have a control tray on this grow. I do not plan on doing one...As I can see the difference from my last grow...huge differences.