Stop grow in bloom?

[Porky 1982]

I'm not fussy ,,I'll take the grandma

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[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

Yeah ide fuck em both

Beggars can’t be choosers.

 

 

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[AquaDolly]

Only thing you lot would fck would be your hand with the wives permission in writing

 

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[pedro de pacas]

Only thing you lot would fck would be your hand with the wives permission in writing

 

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Aren't you getting any Aqua ? 

[AquaDolly]

Aren't you getting any Aqua ?

Hubby gets kept worn out[emoji6]. No complaints in that department. Shame the word down the pub has your name and Tampax together.

 

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[pedro de pacas]

your getting really good at hanging shit Aqua 

 

keep up the good work 

[GC33]

Thanks for your comments guys. I'm inclined to agree with yas... But my wife is easily led..

I use a single part grow and the a single part bloom.. Just keeping it simple. I've followed quite a few grows on YouTube and it's obvious they don't use a "stop grow" product. I was just curious to find out some thoughts.

My wife was big on products like "liquid lead" which personally I think is bullshit.. Mite be OK where you are selling fruit and veg where fluid is retained... That's where ya get weight from... Liquid... However... We dry ours out... So it's pretty fkn pointless really.. IMO...

[Frank Reynolds]

Sounds like it is a product with paclobutrezol, commmon plant growth retardent used in the stone fruit industry. Afaik it works by stopping the gibberlin pathways within the plant, which are also responsible for THC production. It will result in shorter internodal spacing as well as quicker flowering times but at the cost of quality of the end product. Now while the chemical is used in fruit production it has not been proven to be safe for use on quick growing annual plants like Cannabis and how much stays in the plant afterwards is unkown as well, as it is used months before flowers and fruits are born on fruit trees. It is a very common additive used in the underground production of commercial cannabis at least here in vic, it is incredibly noticeable as the buds gain a very unnatural look to them and little to no resin is produced. Stay away from additive products that want you to use it in the first week or two of flowering (stretch period).  

[Old fox]

Sounds like it is a product with paclobutrezol, commmon plant growth retardent used in the stone fruit industry. Afaik it works by stopping the gibberlin pathways within the plant, which are also responsible for THC production. It will result in shorter internodal spacing as well as quicker flowering times but at the cost of quality of the end product. Now while the chemical is used in fruit production it has not been proven to be safe for use on quick growing annual plants like Cannabis and how much stays in the plant afterwards is unkown as well, as it is used months before flowers and fruits are born on fruit trees. It is a very common additive used in the underground production of commercial cannabis at least here in vic, it is incredibly noticeable as the buds gain a very unnatural look to them and little to no resin is produced. Stay away from additive products that want you to use it in the first week or two of flowering (stretch period).

Oh, ok, so it retards a plants thc production similar to the effects of a led grow light. [emoji848]

 

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[pedro de pacas]

lol 

[Porky 1982]

Oh, ok, so it retards a plants thc production similar to the effects of a led grow light. [emoji848]

 

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Dam that’s harsh. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

Let me guess you like others round here have never even seen an led light let alone done a grow with one.

 

 

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