Advices needed

tkadm30

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Hi all,

I got a few questions for advanced/expert kush growers! :)

1. Would like to know more about the technique of doing small cuts to a plant in order to stimulate it for producing more resin as a self-defense mecanism against this aggression... Is that a myth or have you guys already tried this technique?

2. I'm also doing a small experiment with a batch of "Selection New York City Diesel" seedlings were I've added 1 500mg calcium pill and 1 vitamin D pill into my water bottle. I also added about 1 teaspoon of fresh orange juice and milk to the solution in order to stimulate the micorrhizae into the soil. What is the best way to stimulate/boost micorrhizae activity?

Peace!

tk
 
Hi all,

I got a few questions for advanced/expert kush growers! :)

1. Would like to know more about the technique of doing small cuts to a plant in order to stimulate it for producing more resin as a self-defense mecanism against this aggression... Is that a myth or have you guys already tried this technique?

2. I'm also doing a small experiment with a batch of "Selection New York City Diesel" seedlings were I've added 1 500mg calcium pill and 1 vitamin D pill into my water bottle. I also added about 1 teaspoon of fresh orange juice and milk to the solution in order to stimulate the micorrhizae into the soil. What is the best way to stimulate/boost micorrhizae activity?

Peace!

tk

1) MJ is not opium poppy, where you scar the seed pods to get raw opium to ooze out and heal the wound. IME growing, cutting weed does not produce any more resin. Resin in Mj comes from flower and seed production. If you want more resin, prune your terminal buds or bend them to supercrop your plants to get a larger yield.

2) Micorrhizae can be good and bad. Are you growing Cannabis, or fungi? To stimulate soil fungi growth, you only need to add a little sugar water to the soil. That's all it takes. Vitamins and milk and OJ are a waste. Your plants will release sugar from the root hairs to feed the fungi all by themselves. Plants have been colonizing fungi since fungi split off from animals in the the evolutionary tree of life eons ago. There are good and bad fungi as well. Some fungi are not beneficial and will tap your plants's resources. There are several types of deadly fungi in Central Oregon that are parasites and not beneficial at all. They kill a lot of plants there.

Personally I feed the fungi ONCE when I make a batch of soil by watering with a TB of sugar per gallon of water. All you need to do is give them a boost. Fungi will colonize the soil in about a week. I also inadvertently feed the fungi when I spray my plants with sugar as a pest control (mainly for mites). 1 cup of sugar in a gallon of water will kill adult and crawler mites, aphids, scale, thrips and mealy bugs. It will also attract ants though. Which is a problem feeding your fungi sugary compounds. Sugars attract ants to your plants. You do not want ants. Ants are farmers, and the colonize and farm scale, aphids, and mealy bugs. I also do not add any fungi spores of any kind to my soil. Waste of money. Most soils have all the fungi spores that you need for plants to grow healthy and set up symbiotic relationships with fungi.
 
Hi all,

I got a few questions for advanced/expert kush growers! :)

1. Would like to know more about the technique of doing small cuts to a plant in order to stimulate it for producing more resin as a self-defense mecanism against this aggression... Is that a myth or have you guys already tried this technique?

2. I'm also doing a small experiment with a batch of "Selection New York City Diesel" seedlings were I've added 1 500mg calcium pill and 1 vitamin D pill into my water bottle. I also added about 1 teaspoon of fresh orange juice and milk to the solution in order to stimulate the micorrhizae into the soil. What is the best way to stimulate/boost micorrhizae activity?

Peace!

tk

I have heard of using skim milk to help ward of bad fungi

Heard this from a few different sources i have read online...i seen it on vice channel. The original guy who found the gg4 strain was in a documentary a few years ago..he uses it!

Josey wales isnt the original anything when it comes to gg4.

I use a b vitamin supplement. Does it do anything? Not sure yet will keep you posted!

Having to deal with fungus gnats and their bullshit fungal attacks....2 seem to be pretty much kicking its ass...the rest look a lil whimpy..lol....tempted to use milk!
 
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Thank you Big Sur and Joker for your input!

Got one more quick question. :)

I have been told that Sulfur can be really helpful in order to boost resin production while in flowering... What should be the best way to supplement organosulfur compounds to the roots? I have considered mixing garlic powder into a water solution with some carbohydrates, but I'm guessing this isn't working as garlic powder isn't soluble. Any thoughts?

tk
 
Thank you Big Sur and Joker for your input!

Got one more quick question. :)

I have been told that Sulfur can be really helpful in order to boost resin production while in flowering... What should be the best way to supplement organosulfur compounds to the roots? I have considered mixing garlic powder into a water solution with some carbohydrates, but I'm guessing this isn't working as garlic powder isn't soluble. Any thoughts?

tk

Hi. It wouldn't need to be soluble, bacteria will eat it down. You can get sulphur when you supplement cal or mag, potash also.
 
Beneficials with kelp, nutrients,etc... and some molasses bubbled to feed cultures with feeding program I have noticed makes nice healthy plants.
It's all about genetics.You can't get oranges from apple trees and there is no magical nutrients or additives.
Keep your plants healthy,pick the phenotype you want after the cure.
Usually by end of week 6-7 trichome production on winners start being obvious but not always.
Just grow and enjoy.
 
1) MJ is not opium poppy, where you scar the seed pods to get raw opium to ooze out and heal the wound. IME growing, cutting weed does not produce any more resin. Resin in Mj comes from flower and seed production. If you want more resin, prune your terminal buds or bend them to supercrop your plants to get a larger yield.

2) Micorrhizae can be good and bad. Are you growing Cannabis, or fungi? To stimulate soil fungi growth, you only need to add a little sugar water to the soil. That's all it takes. Vitamins and milk and OJ are a waste. Your plants will release sugar from the root hairs to feed the fungi all by themselves. Plants have been colonizing fungi since fungi split off from animals in the the evolutionary tree of life eons ago. There are good and bad fungi as well. Some fungi are not beneficial and will tap your plants's resources. There are several types of deadly fungi in Central Oregon that are parasites and not beneficial at all. They kill a lot of plants there.

Personally I feed the fungi ONCE when I make a batch of soil by watering with a TB of sugar per gallon of water. All you need to do is give them a boost. Fungi will colonize the soil in about a week. I also inadvertently feed the fungi when I spray my plants with sugar as a pest control (mainly for mites). 1 cup of sugar in a gallon of water will kill adult and crawler mites, aphids, scale, thrips and mealy bugs. It will also attract ants though. Which is a problem feeding your fungi sugary compounds. Sugars attract ants to your plants. You do not want ants. Ants are farmers, and the colonize and farm scale, aphids, and mealy bugs. I also do not add any fungi spores of any kind to my soil. Waste of money. Most soils have all the fungi spores that you need for plants to grow healthy and set up symbiotic relationships with fungi.

My two cents about ants here. I think boric acid is still a viable option. Various sources state that ant workers will eat and bring the bait to the nest, which will eventually poison them all. But if it still sounds harmful to plants you may go more simple variant with water and vinegar, which won't do them much harm but would scare 'em for sure. Tested on my backyard garden.
 
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My two cents about ants here. I think boric acid is still a viable option. Various sources state that ant workers will eat and bring the bait to the nest, which will eventually poison them all. But if it still sounds harmful to plants you may go more simple variant with water and vinegar, which won't do them much harm but would scare 'em for sure. Tested on my backyard garden.

For ants I use a simple solution. Tanglefoot. Smear a one inch swath of T-foot around the base of the plant and it bars ants from climbing up and down the stem. Also keeps spider mites, scale and other bugs from crawling up and down your plants from soil to canopy. Works for me.
 
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Hi all,

I got a few questions for advanced/expert kush growers! :)

1. Would like to know more about the technique of doing small cuts to a plant in order to stimulate it for producing more resin as a self-defense mecanism against this aggression... Is that a myth or have you guys already tried this technique?

2. I'm also doing a small experiment with a batch of "Selection New York City Diesel" seedlings were I've added 1 500mg calcium pill and 1 vitamin D pill into my water bottle. I also added about 1 teaspoon of fresh orange juice and milk to the solution in order to stimulate the micorrhizae into the soil. What is the best way to stimulate/boost micorrhizae activity?

Peace!

tk
 
For ants I use a simple solution. Tanglefoot. Smear a one inch swath of T-foot around the base of the plant and it bars ants from climbing up and down the stem. Also keeps spider mites, scale and other bugs from crawling up and down your plants from soil to canopy. Works for me.

I use this on my drying/hanging line too. You always have solid ideas. Clearly the mark of someone with real hands on experience. Thanks for the valuable input over the years brah!

Shaka
Mu
 
Thank you Big Sur and Joker for your input!

Got one more quick question. :)

I have been told that Sulfur can be really helpful in order to boost resin production while in flowering... What should be the best way to supplement organosulfur compounds to the roots? I have considered mixing garlic powder into a water solution with some carbohydrates, but I'm guessing this isn't working as garlic powder isn't soluble. Any thoughts?

tk

Sulfur is typically abundant and readily available to plant roots in any soil type. It is not like iron or phosphate that can bind to soils depending on the pH. If you want to add organic sulfur, use gypsum. Its cheap. Gypsum is calcium sulfate dihydrate, with the chemical formula CaSO. Gypsum is also used to break up tough clay soils.
 
I use this on my drying/hanging line too. You always have solid ideas. Clearly the mark of someone with real hands on experience. Thanks for the valuable input over the years brah!

Shaka
Mu

Thanks, bro. Some here think otherwise about me though. I have been banned from 3 other forums now for my ideas. Go figure. This is the last weed forum that I post on any more.
 
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Thanks, bro. Some here think otherwise about me though. I have been banned from 3 other forums now for my ideas. Go figure. This is the last weed forum that I post on any more.

When you start going off on Sammy, what do you expect lol? I had the same problem over at IGMAG when I told the truth about MNS compared to the shit he pushes.

Shaka
Mu
 
When you start going off on Sammy, what do you expect lol? I had the same problem over at IGMAG when I told the truth about MNS compared to the shit he pushes.

Shaka
Mu

Ah yes, the mysterious case of Dr Skunkenbeanstein and the DPW Fan Club. The Corrolitos Gang members are everywhere. People want to believe. Though you should hear what a few insiders have to say about the infamous DW of late. Even friends of his business partner RC that I know. Meh... he has an ego like Trump.

GMO is now likely going to seriously cut into GW Pharma and HortaPhraud though. Unless they buy out at least 18 companies that are working to produce cannabinoids from yeast, bacteria or algae, as well as GMO Cannabis plant companies like Trait Biosciences in New Mexico. Things are changing, and fast.
 
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Sulfur is typically abundant and readily available to plant roots in any soil type. It is not like iron or phosphate that can bind to soils depending on the pH. If you want to add organic sulfur, use gypsum. Its cheap. Gypsum is calcium sulfate dihydrate, with the chemical formula CaSO. Gypsum is also used to break up tough clay soils.
Magnesium Sulfate (Epsom Salt) ?
 
Big Sur said:
Thanks, bro. Some here think ... Ah yes, the mysterious case ...
musashi said:
When you start going off ...

Please be careful. Stay true to yourselves.
Meanwhile evil is in almost everything.
Exceptions like these prove the rule.
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Imo Kraut don't need superduper additives.
Well-made soil contains what weed needs.
 
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