Nev's 🦨
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Wako78
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I want to grow all mns cultivars I will get there one day 
These nevs skunks have jumped into flower really quick day 14 and there flowering away
I know I chopped them down to nothing but was still expecting a crazy stretch but no they haven’t 
already got some potent stink coming from them , I think these are going to be stinkers 
These nevs skunks have jumped into flower really quick day 14 and there flowering away
I know I chopped them down to nothing but was still expecting a crazy stretch but no they haven’t already got some potent stink coming from them , I think these are going to be stinkers 
Wako78
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cheers mateLooking good Bredda
Have them in the fridge.... Can't wait to grow them. Like so much other Strains from MNS. So i follow your great Grow closely.
What is the expected flowering time?
Blessings and much Love
Wako78
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I think 10-12 ishLooking good Bredda
Have them in the fridge.... Can't wait to grow them. Like so much other Strains from MNS
What is the expected flowering time?
Blessings and much Love
PennyP
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Wako78
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I think they have been messing about with the water round here it was sky high 8.5 and I don’t check it enough so it gave me abit of a salt bottle neck all good now , bought myself a bluelab meter and will be checking all the time from now onOne Love Bredda, what was the Problem?
Your Plants looking great
Blessings
Penny
Wako78
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Hey everyone 
I’ve been struggling to get on here for weeks I don’t know wot it is , it just doesn’t load up and does my head in, I don’t know if it’s because I’m on my phone and not laptop but the laptops broken now so it’s just my phone
Nevs skunks on wk 9 little ways to go yet as expected, apart from the little short one she’s nearly there , getting some amazing smells, there’s one that reminds me of condensed milk so nice
Here’s some pics if I can load um up on here
I’ve been struggling to get on here for weeks I don’t know wot it is , it just doesn’t load up and does my head in
, I don’t know if it’s because I’m on my phone and not laptop but the laptops broken now so it’s just my phone Nevs skunks on wk 9 little ways to go yet as expected, apart from the little short one she’s nearly there , getting some amazing smells, there’s one that reminds me of condensed milk so nice
Here’s some pics if I can load um up on here
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8.5 you use sea water ?I think they have been messing about with the water round here it was sky high 8.5 and I don’t check it enough so it gave me abit of a salt bottle neck all good now , bought myself a bluelab meter and will be checking all the time from now on
Wako78
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Don’t know wot they have been doing, it’s a 7.5 out the tap now
PennyP
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Hello and One Love @Wako78
7.5 is also the pH of my tap water, sometimes even 7.7. By the way, how high is the EC of your tap water in your area?
Here, it’s relatively high — usually around 0.8 to 0.9 straight out of the tap. I used to lower the pH with pH Down, for example, which works, of course, but it’s not really the ideal solution either.
I have to say, though — and I’m not trying to advertise anything here — getting the Water Trim was actually a really good decision for me. These days I mix my watering water at a ratio of 1:2, meaning one litre of purified water with two litres of tap water. That gives me a base EC of around 0.3–0.4, so I can add my nutrients much more directly and precisely.
Another thing I noticed is that I hardly ever need pH Down anymore. With most fertilizers, whether organic or mineral, using the normal dosage usually brings the EC and pH pretty much straight into the sweet spot, around pH 6.4–6.5.
So I only very rarely need to adjust the pH anymore.
One Love and all the best. The flowers are looking fantastic.
Keep it green, baby.
Blessings,
Penny
7.5 is also the pH of my tap water, sometimes even 7.7. By the way, how high is the EC of your tap water in your area?
Here, it’s relatively high — usually around 0.8 to 0.9 straight out of the tap. I used to lower the pH with pH Down, for example, which works, of course, but it’s not really the ideal solution either.
I have to say, though — and I’m not trying to advertise anything here — getting the Water Trim was actually a really good decision for me. These days I mix my watering water at a ratio of 1:2, meaning one litre of purified water with two litres of tap water. That gives me a base EC of around 0.3–0.4, so I can add my nutrients much more directly and precisely.
Another thing I noticed is that I hardly ever need pH Down anymore. With most fertilizers, whether organic or mineral, using the normal dosage usually brings the EC and pH pretty much straight into the sweet spot, around pH 6.4–6.5.
So I only very rarely need to adjust the pH anymore.
One Love and all the best. The flowers are looking fantastic.
Keep it green, baby.
Blessings,
Penny
Wako78
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I’m pretty much the same as you with the water ec, my feed never moves the ph, I’ve got to use ph downHello and One Love @Wako78
7.5 is also the pH of my tap water, sometimes even 7.7. By the way, how high is the EC of your tap water in your area?
Here, it’s relatively high — usually around 0.8 to 0.9 straight out of the tap. I used to lower the pH with pH Down, for example, which works, of course, but it’s not really the ideal solution either.
I have to say, though — and I’m not trying to advertise anything here — getting the Water Trim was actually a really good decision for me. These days I mix my watering water at a ratio of 1:2, meaning one litre of purified water with two litres of tap water. That gives me a base EC of around 0.3–0.4, so I can add my nutrients much more directly and precisely.
Another thing I noticed is that I hardly ever need pH Down anymore. With most fertilizers, whether organic or mineral, using the normal dosage usually brings the EC and pH pretty much straight into the sweet spot, around pH 6.4–6.5.
So I only very rarely need to adjust the pH anymore.
One Love and all the best. The flowers are looking fantastic.
Keep it green, baby.
Blessings,
Penny
PennyP
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Hey @Wako78 , yeah, that’s true.
It doesn’t always have a direct effect on the pH either. And I probably approach feeding recommendations pretty much the same way you do — I don’t just blindly follow the manufacturer’s feeding schedules, charts or tables. I look at the plant and think, okay, what does she actually need at this stage?
But one thing is obviously important: if your tap water already has a relatively high EC of 0.7 or 0.8, then you simply have less room for adding nutrients before you reach a certain overall EC.
Just as an example — I’ll throw a picture in here. Green House Seeds has this feeding chart for their Long Flowering fertilizer, which is a mineral fertilizer. With organic fertilizers it might be a little different, because they may simply tell you to add a certain number of grams per litre of water to reach a certain EC.
But they’re starting from an EC of 0.0.
So if you start with an EC of 0.8 in your tap water and then add the amount of fertilizer they recommend for that particular stage, you’re already adding that 0.8 EC on top of the recommended level.
And personally, I don’t think that’s necessarily ideal for the plant.
Anyway, just my thoughts on it, brother.
One Love
Peace.
It doesn’t always have a direct effect on the pH either. And I probably approach feeding recommendations pretty much the same way you do — I don’t just blindly follow the manufacturer’s feeding schedules, charts or tables. I look at the plant and think, okay, what does she actually need at this stage?
But one thing is obviously important: if your tap water already has a relatively high EC of 0.7 or 0.8, then you simply have less room for adding nutrients before you reach a certain overall EC.
Just as an example — I’ll throw a picture in here. Green House Seeds has this feeding chart for their Long Flowering fertilizer, which is a mineral fertilizer. With organic fertilizers it might be a little different, because they may simply tell you to add a certain number of grams per litre of water to reach a certain EC.
But they’re starting from an EC of 0.0.
So if you start with an EC of 0.8 in your tap water and then add the amount of fertilizer they recommend for that particular stage, you’re already adding that 0.8 EC on top of the recommended level.
And personally, I don’t think that’s necessarily ideal for the plant.
Anyway, just my thoughts on it, brother.
One Love
Peace.