yeti has his bbp up and running
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Yep cuz, I saw that and wished him good luck.
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@JohnnyPotseed, I’m sorry if this has already been covered, but how does that stuff smell when you spray it on the plants? I suppose it could smell like chemicals or poop or something even worse - as long as it works 
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There’s no smell cuz
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Oh, that’s a nice surprise. Thanks for the info.
Those are def the Bruce banners I remember growing! Super Vigourous plants! Those babies got big since last time I dropped in!
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Update time folks!
Ok, today is the last treatment with 3m;/8ox distilled water. i took a ‘before’ pic and an ‘after’ pick so you can see the differences. I moved them out of the budroom to get at them easier for treating and taking pics, they went back into the budroom when I was done.
In the first pic, you can see the BD has not only caught it’s bigger/older sister, but has now passed it! the same with the BB, it’s growing taller and nicer than it’s sister.!
I always put them in the same position as for every pic, for you to be able to bounce back and forth (if you want) between all the pics from the start.
Next pic is the 2 treated gals, looking wet down good. lol
That’s it for the pics folks.
I’ve notice a serious growth in the past week, especially on the BD that was a few days younger than her sister! So far, I see none of the issues that @Syn had occur. I’m very happy with things… and hope to see a serious difference in the end.
Stay tuned…
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U def got that right! Things really shot up since the last update! Looking good bro!!! Keep it up!
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Hey bro! Went through some of my pics in my old phone and found these pics of BB3 momma(and daddy technically)
She’s on the right in this pic
Pics/grow was from mid March this year
She was in a 10 gallon fabric bag
She gave me 33 dry/ trimmed grams
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im going to apply the last dose as well coming up.
The plants look like they havnt grown at all.
(treated on the right)
the only tacoing leaves are the large fan ones, which i should probably cut out now that they have bushed out.
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Update time folks
OK, I messed up last week, I mistakenly said the taller of the BD was the test plant, but i did a double-take this morning and checked the back of the tags for my notation as to which was the plant being treated.
The treated BD is the bushier of the two. It has almost caught up to it’s older sister in height but is a lot thicker than the older one.
The mistake has been corrected, and the experiment hasn’t been harmed insomuch as there is only going to be one plant tested for the true end goal of seeing if there is anything in the BBP that’d cause a ‘fail’ on compliance testing.
However, both of the treated plants are showing a lot more growth and more flower production than the two comparison plants!
I treated the correct BD this morning and that one will receive one last treatment in another 7 days due to it’s being a week behind in the schedule. If y’all remember, the first BD dyed from the cold shock, and I replaced it with a backup plant.
First a pic of all 4
next pic is the two test plants after treatment
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Looking good bro! I see they starting to flower! Go babies go!!!
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Just wanted to add a note…Many growers are paranoid about applying foliars to pistillate bloom…understood in most instances, however with BBP we have NEVER encountered any burn when used at recommended dilutions and timing. Actually, flower tissue is the most sensitive tissue a plant has, and provides us a perfect gateway for delivery !
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There’s no denying the difference.
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idk if im blind but i see no difference.
all of them have the same side branching, all of them are producing the same size buds.
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treated correct?
1 and 2 show no difference, 4 is shorter but on same par, and 3 is the tallest and unless these are clones could be a phenotype
(not trying to rock the boat, trying to see what can be expected)
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The treated Bruce Banner is about an inch, maybe as much as two or as little as half an inch taller! The treated Blue Dream is on a different schedule from the untreated one because the treated one died to a heater malfunction a few weeks ago. The untreated Blue Dream, sitting right next to it, didn’t die… presumably due to phenotypic variation, microclimate, or simple luck of the draw. Of course, phenotypic variation, microclimate, or simple luck of the draw could also explain away any differences in the treated and untreated Bruce Banner, as well as any differences in the treated Blue Dream, so… um. QED? Much like stone tablets, I guess you either believe it or you don’t. 
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Considering flower is just beginning, I’m very happy with our showing. Johnny has done a great job with the plants so far and I am confident the ‘magic’ will become a lot more obvious in the weeks ahead !
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guess im blind, i just dont see a difference at this point.
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I beg to differ cuz!! There is a very distinct difference between 1 and 2, same as 3 and 4
On the left 2 Bruce Banner#3…the 2nd one is the treated plant and it is a lot thicker/bushier than it’s sister-first on left!
The same with the 2 Blue Dream, you need to bear in mind that last one was a few days younger than the older sister (#3) and considerably smaller. It’s damn near caught the older (#3) and is a lot bushier!!
I don’t know if you’re looking at the same pic as I took!! lol
Well cuz, you sure ‘rocked the boat’ that post! lol Whether you were or not trying, you succeeded 
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