Neville´s Haze

[musashi]

I'm a big believer in kelp products. Similar to azomite, it provides over 50 minerals. In addition, kelp contains gibberellins and auxins that aid in better seed germination. Kelp also increases yields by promoting bud formation, overall health, and to slow transpiration. As a foliar it can help protect plants from cold and hot temperatures. Combining silicates which have similar attributes in a foliar spray will help to minimize PM too. Silica strengthens cellular walls, improving plant health and immunity. Think alkaline as powdery mildew requires an acidic environment.
Use kelp meal tea or liquid kelp to drench plants before transplanting to help with transplant shock which can sometimes trigger an intersex problem especially in sensitive sativa varieties during florescence. Liquid kelp over kelp meal on stressed plants for quicker absorption and response. I have verified the above claims through my own use. An excellent organic addition for your consideration.

For your edificaton:

Treating Seeds And Seedlings With Sea Kelp Delivers Results In The Garden | Garden Culture Magazine

Looking for a way to get your seeds off to a great start? Making a solution with sea kelp and water speeds up germination and ensures productive gardens!

gardenculturemagazine.com

A Biostimulant Preparation of Brown Seaweed Ascophyllum nodosum Suppresses Powdery Mildew of Strawberry

Strawberry, an important fruit crop, is susceptible to a large number of pathogens that reduce fruit quality and productivity. In this study, the effect of a biostimulant prepared from Ascophyllum nodosum extract (ANE) (0.1%, 0.2%, and 0.3%) was evaluated ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

mu

 

[Ptree]

I'm a big believer in kelp products. Similar to azomite, it provides over 50 minerals. In addition, kelp contains gibberellins and auxins that aid in better seed germination. Kelp also increases yields by promoting bud formation, overall health, and to slow transpiration. As a foliar it can help protect plants from cold and hot temperatures. Combining silicates which have similar attributes in a foliar spray will help to minimize PM too. Silica strengthens cellular walls, improving plant health and immunity. Think alkaline as powdery mildew requires an acidic environment.
Use kelp meal tea or liquid kelp to drench plants before transplanting to help with transplant shock which can sometimes trigger an intersex problem especially in sensitive sativa varieties during florescence. Liquid kelp over kelp meal on stressed plants for quicker absorption and response. I have verified the above claims through my own use. An excellent organic addition for your consideration.

For your edificaton:

Treating Seeds And Seedlings With Sea Kelp Delivers Results In The Garden | Garden Culture Magazine

Looking for a way to get your seeds off to a great start? Making a solution with sea kelp and water speeds up germination and ensures productive gardens!

gardenculturemagazine.com

A Biostimulant Preparation of Brown Seaweed Ascophyllum nodosum Suppresses Powdery Mildew of Strawberry

Strawberry, an important fruit crop, is susceptible to a large number of pathogens that reduce fruit quality and productivity. In this study, the effect of a biostimulant prepared from Ascophyllum nodosum extract (ANE) (0.1%, 0.2%, and 0.3%) was evaluated ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

mu

Iam using rhizotonic for same purposes..
it has ph range +/~10, and I cant remember if it includes silicates also... But it is based on sea weed.

Good fot transplant and everytime saomething is bad..
It helps a lot I can prove too.


I will try azomite shortly, tho

 

[pforum176]

Thanks for the tip Musashi. I won't be able to buy it until Sunday, when I'm going to transplant... maybe next time ...

To Ptreeci:
I always thought that things like rhizotonic, various boosters and stimulators were just overpriced supplements that the flower didn't necessarily need...it seems I was wrong again ...

 

[Med Man]

I also use rhizo as well for plants that are showing signs of stress or before up potting, cloning works great..

 

[Ptree]

Thanks for the tip Musashi. I won't be able to buy it until Sunday, when I'm going to transplant... maybe next time ...

To Ptreeci:
I always thought that things like rhizotonic, various boosters and stimulators were just overpriced supplements that the flower didn't necessarily need...it seems I was wrong again ...

I use only biocanna line,, those are just 4 bottle nutes..
the two additives are not neccesary, but usefull really

/// and now switching more towards soil preparation

 

[pforum176]

To Mad Man:
Thanks for the post. I have already added Rhizotonic to my shopping list ...

To Ptreeci:
I assume you mean:

1. CANNA BIO FLORES
2. CANNA BIO VEGA
3. CANNA BIO BOOST
4. CANNA BIO RHIZOTONIC
?

Do you also use CANNA BIO TERRA soil?

I promised myself that one day I will return to indoor growing in soil when I have a very advanced knowledge ...

My experience with soil is pretty bad (pests, overwatering, not enough/too much fertilizing, bad flushing, dragging a bag of soil into the apartment, etc.). Of course, the problem is not in the soil, but in my abilities . Cocos is much more single-minded for me.

 

[Ptree]

To Mad Man:
Thanks for the post. I have already added Rhizotonic to my shopping list ...

To Ptreeci:
I assume you mean:

1. CANNA BIO FLORES
2. CANNA BIO VEGA
3. CANNA BIO BOOST
4. CANNA BIO RHIZOTONIC
?

Do you also use CANNA BIO TERRA soil?

I promised myself that one day I will return to indoor growing in soil when I have a very advanced knowledge ...

My experience with soil is pretty bad (pests, overwatering, not enough/too much fertilizing, bad flushing, dragging a bag of soil into the apartment, etc.). Of course, the problem is not in the soil, but in my abilities . Cocos is much more single-minded for me.

Ahh... thin ice...

I love bio terra proffesional.. but 3 times in row, there are immediately flyes all over the place when watered. -could be just my local store has bad batch, old, or something.

I rather mix my own soil lately, based on coco bricks and wormcastings 3parts to 2 parts plus some plagron ammendments,,,..


-but overall bioterra was great, just need to have neem by hand


And one think I loved always is Cannacure ! Also usefull spray thingy

 

[pforum176]

To PtreeCi:

Exactly as you say...flies all over the place...and flies are the lesser evil...

But as I say...I'll go back to growing in clay one day ...

 

[Swifty]

Sticky fly traps from the start are essential with bought soil and if you have the space and luxary to store some bags you can put the closed bags in direct sun in the summer for a couple of days and leave them to freeze in the winter in a shed.

I found a retailer that keeps his stock outside, since I buy from him I did not have any significant problem with flies or any other pest.

 

[musashi]

You bring up a good point about stock got from the store. I have definitely purchased some bad bags in the past giving me gnats and mushrooms! I have since made sure to at least not purchase the last bag on the bottom lol.

mu

 

[pforum176]

Great idea Swifty ... I once tried putting soil in the oven to kill all living things ... Stink and mess all over the kitchen ... (about 15 years ago)

 

[pforum176]

Hello again,

today is the 41st day of flowering and the girls are transplanted .

I hope the yellowing leaves stop soon...because at this rate NH15 will be big leaf free in 2 weeks …

The question is how to fertilize now???

Today EC 1.76 pH 6.0.

NH2


NH3


NH4 (23/12)

 

[pforum176]

NH6


NH8


NH9

 

[pforum176]

NH10 (23/12)


NH12


NH14

 

[pforum176]

NH15

 

[Soulman]

Besides a quality soil, I use Ferticell products specifically the 5-10-10 and 10-0-0. I’ve also been using growers secret 7-6-4. as well as neptunes harvest fish and kelp products. I’ve moved away from animal inputs. I question the quality and sustainability of commercial blood meal / bat guano / poultry products. Nothing beats well aerated compost rich soil, my plants only ever have problems when thy outgrow the soil.

 

[Cannalicous]

With a good quality of worm castings, you get enzymes, minerals, miccorhizza, a little NPK and a little magnesium. Also good bactos and worms will be born you can later use to compost yourself. I use at least 1/3 of it in my soil. Them worms I got with it are in a bin on the porch to compost foodwaste. They survived their first winter.

 

[Soulman]

^^^^ yes! Worm castings always make up half my compost. I’m going to start “recycling” my old soil with worms.

 

[pforum176]

Hey guys, this is a special edition.

It's my first near-pure Haze, so I thought it was normal. But now I feel like I messed it up and the flowers are just stretching due to the amount of nitrogen. Or is it due to replanting? I'm really at a complete loss... Can someone please help?


If so, is there any chance to save it?

 

[pleased420]

Not really a haze expert, but I'd say the stretch is quite normal for haze dominant genetics... But maybe someone with more experience on Neville's Haze, e.g. @musashi can chime in on that. The brownish spots could be a PH issue (just learned that recently on my SSH plants..) or maybe a posphorus deficiency? But despite that I think your plants look really nice!