Nutrients for flowering

[ooodog]

Pull it if you don't want seed, if even the tiniest amount of pollen lands on a flower you're gunna have seedy buds.

Also pics help.

[greenqueen2]

Uh huh pull it its male

 

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[Tunkers]

Uh huh pull it its male

 

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Jesus Christ GQ, settle [emoji23]

[greenqueen2]

Bahahaha bahahaha that was not intentionally i swear lol

 

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[kiwi420]

Hahaha thanks guys, I move the big boy away, but I'm curious about the leaf and stems, can I keep them? And use for cooking/baking? Random question I know haha

 

 

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[ooodog]

You can if you want. Way to commit.

[kiwi420]

Hey guys, update on my girl. She's about a metre and half high, thanks to a topping I did back in start, I got two awesome main colas, she's coming by real good. Not far until she goes into the next stage of flowering, keen to see actual buds [emoji3] had a problem in nut burn (hopefully dealt with) and a pest invasion (killed those fuckers), other than that it's been a great experience.

 

 

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[ShitsNGiggles]

I was thinking the same question as you! First time grower and I’ve got two girls flowering. I’m currently just using grow rite part a and b once to twice a week with the occasional cal-mag solution if I notice the leaves yellowing a little between the veins.

I thought I might be overloading them but it seems like a few in this group tend to feed them every other day with fertilizer. Is this too intense for them?

 

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"Pumping" is a technique of giving tiny amounts of fertilizer and a light water on a daily. Really got to be careful to not over water and watch for nute burn. I don't like it myself. Some people do it though.

 

Hydroponic systems such as flood and drain kind of work in a similar way but need more nutes because your grow media is usually inert i.e. no nutes in it.

 

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Edited May 7, 2018 by ShitsNGiggles