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Originally Posted by APalmer
I DOUBLE CHECKED ABOUT THE FERT HE SAID ITS BEEN MADE FOR OVER A MONTH> HE TOLD ME HOE I AM TO USE IT> DOES THIS SOUND BETTER???
Yeah It has been setting in the sunn for the last month or so. I also got some strained alfafa pellets in there and some bone meal I believe is what he told me was in there. I am diluting it It is a tan color after you mix it and all I use is a 1/4 cup of fert to a gallon of water. I think i said a pint before that was incorrect.
This formula has been used by others so I am sure it is safe not to burn my roots. I only use this once a month. Do you think it should be more often?
I sat up last night and got my females transplanted didn't have to desturb the root balls to much because I pulled the males and then devided the soil etween my 3 females and moved them to there own home. I hope they servive the move. I think they will since I was able to take all their rootball with them.
I have 3 more plants that are just starting to grow. Been through the ground for about ten days and the look to be a different strain than the first ladies that I planted. This strain is to be harvested in mid-late September. It went into the ground the last week of May.
The leaves have a red violet tint to them. Haven't had that strain before. I am excited.
Thanks for all your help.
Now are you saying that the female don't need the male to beginn producing buds?
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OK, if you are happy with your fert, fine.
And yes, the males just make seeds, the ladies give better bud without them.