ReikoX's Workshop 2022

Indoor Growing Growroom Diaries
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It wasn’t bad at all, I had some issues I hope to resolve next round. It was better than my (seeded) auto run where I got 280 grams of dry (seeded)bud. But not as good as the all Grass Fire OG run that yielded 853 grams.

We will see how well it washes next. :+1:

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That’s quite the haul is that a auto flower strain?

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No, that’s a photoperiod by LED Seedz.

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Which freezer do you use? How’s the quality compared to traditional methods?

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I’m using my beer froster to store the frozen buds. Last time I did a half-dry and that was nice too. I prefer the fresh frozen stuff. It tends to capture more of the essence of the live plant.

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That’s what I’m talking about bartender.

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Hey man… look what landed in my hands :slight_smile: look forward to trying them later on!!
Peace!

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@Budmeister Love the self mispelling! :laughing:
@ReikoX rocks!

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Nice, not many of those left. :+1:

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Not my writing!! but haha yeah! just noticed! :smiley: :beers:

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Coming from the one and only… not a problem!! :thinking: :sweat_smile:

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Haha, that is indeed my writing and misspelling. :rofl:

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Cut down the Glo’s, rainy weather and dense buds don’t mix. I could hand out a beat down with these clubs… errr I mean buds. :sunglasses:
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They need a seed run if possible. They need preserved. LRUV has the best smell from any strain I’ve grown. They don’t yield great but honestly the time and effort for the smell alone is worth it. OH! I forgot to mention. The trichome production and stone from them is on point. :v:

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Got my soil test results back from the lab. Things look pretty good, except manganese is still way lower than I would like it to be. Following the guidelines, I’m only adding about 10 pounds per acre of elemental manganese, but my soil has a deficit of 104 pounds per acre of manganese. I will continue adding it as a foliar spray and see where that gets me. Another change, not shown on these test results, is the addition of 170 pounds per acre of nitrogen. Further research led me to the conclusion that there is a cap to the limit of nitrogen released from organic matter. A few other trace elements need a boost as well. The last test showed a very high potassium level, that must have been an error, because potassium is back on track.

Soil Prescription
350 grams Feather Meal
325 grams Fish Bone Meal
2.5 grams Borax
8 grams Manganese Sulfate
1.25 grams Cobalt Sulfate Heptahydrate
3 grams Copper Sulfate Heptahydrate
0.5 grams Sodium Molybdate Dihydrate

Previous Soil prescription
460 grams Fish Bone
500 grams Gypsum
2 grams Borax
8 grams Manganese Sulfate
1.75 grams Cobalt Sulfate Heptahydrate
0.50 grams Sodium Molybdate
100 grams Greensand

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Very cool work there man! I just tend to wing it, lol!

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Usually most just wing it, especially in a no-till type soil. Honestly I probably could have just added some craft blend and called it a day. But I would likely still have a Mn issue. Struggling trying to get Mn closer to Fe. :wink:

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and it gives you something to worry over…lol

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What are you using for foliar Manganese? Is it in the Sea-90?
:pray:

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Manganese sulfate. It’s approved for use in organic farming if a soil test shows a deficiency. I like to chelate it with fulvic acid and add a wetting agent (quillaja).

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