Week 7 into flowering indica hybrid no amber trichomes should I give one more feeding before harvest suspect it's a nine or ten week strain
Wrong forum. We don't 'give feedings' so in conclusion, you won't get much help with that. Btw in the future might I suggest proper punctuation, maybe structure a more coherent thought also? Just a suggestion.
Sure. One more feeding, then I'd go water only until she's finished. If some of your fan leaves begin to yellow during that time, don't sweat it, it's normal. The plant is just using nutrients stored in the fan leaves.
Plants don't feed on molasses. And big bloom is not an organic ammendment. I just figured you might like to post your thread where it would get the most and best responses. Clearly, intelligence is not something that should be assumed all people have.
Fox farms bat guano and warm castings concrete isnt organic???big letters on the bottle say natural & organic. molasses is to feed the microbes in the soil I guess I'm just stupid I apologize old superior one
Dude, your militant approach to organic gardening is counter productive. I know, 'cause I've been there. Your mentality and how you approach those that know less than we do is why we're sometimes commonly referred to as "organic Nazis" in the other forums. HELP another grower move into organic cultivation. Don't berate them just because of their lack of understanding...
I can understand why you say that. I don't think I am being militant and apologize if I came across that way. I just think he might get a whole slew of answers if he posted in the right forum and I also think he or she would get better answers if he asked it in a more intelligent way. I will admit that I have little patience for people who post in an ignorant fashion because I am decently educated and as English is my first language I want to use it as best as I can. If English is not the OPs first language then i really do apologize. When I think of the organic section at GC I think of higher learning. I guess I just take the bringing of uneducation to the forum as a slap in our collective faces. That is something I personally need to work on, so thank you for the quick chin check. I will definitely work on this. Again, my apologies if I came across too harsh.
Maybe I should apologize to you? The bottle says organic and those are indeed organic nutrients but how they were derived (the chemical process used to extract them) was not organic. In organic gardening we don't necessarily use bottled nutrients so we don't actually 'feed' beyond applying teas and such. We do however take those ingredients and naturally extract them in water using aeration when we feel the plants need an extra boost. For the most part however, those ingredients are already present in our soil so we don't look at it as feeding them something when they can automatically take what is waiting for them to feed on. That, my friend, is the beauty of organic gardening.
I'd "like" it again if it were possible. And add a +1 Rep'! This is EXACTLY what I'm talkin' 'bout. Nice post!!!!!!!
Thanks bud. Like I said, I'm gonna work on it. I don't think the op has bad intentions, I think they have great intentions and I honestly agree with you, we can have another convert if we work to help them. So I'm on board most definitely. I was just checking out the OPs other thread. Those are some beautiful looking plants! I can only imagine how much better the next run will be!
Keep it simple stupid that my mindset i grow with fox farm happy frog and perlete i neither have the time or the resources to create my own organic soil and nuts. I dont add nothing chemical so i figured it was organic i will post else where