LUI Day 82
LUI Day 82
got no special attention . . . they were admired and encouraged . . .
phlegmbae . . . . . . . . . we’re still fairly new ourselves with Fulvic Acid use . . .
and are experimenting with it’s use here at the nest to see how and when it’s
most effective . . . we’re not so sure ourselves about foliar feeding this late in a
plant’s life . . . we know some do it . . . but in some environments and with some
strains it’s an invitation to bud mold . . .
and we’re also not so sure we want to
smoke herbs that have been sprayed with anything in their last couple weeks of
life . . . here’s how were looking at it right now . . . one of the effects of the
fulvic acid is as a chelating agent . . .

it helps to make nutrients more available to
our plants . . . so in this instance we’re using the fulvic acid like a flush . . .
added to the plain water it helps to bring the remaining nutrients in the soil into a
form the plants can easily use . . . so we’re using it to encourage one final
explosion of growth in our LUI’s . . .

Table of contents for Growing LUI /the3LB
- Growing LUI W/ the 3LB - Intro
- Growing LUI W/ the 3LB - Soil & Seed
- LUI Day 2
- Growing LUI W/ the 3LB - Day 1
- Growing LUI W/ the 3lb - Planting/germination
- LUI Day 3
- LUI Day 4
- LUI Day 5
- LUI Day 6, Day 7
- LUI-Day-8
- LUI-Day-9
- LUI Day 10
- LUI Day 11
- LUI Day 12
- LUI Day 13
- LUI Day 14
- LUI Day 15
- LUI Day 16
- LUI Day 17
- LUI Day 18
- LUI Day 19
- LUI Day 20
- LUI Day 21
- LUI Day 22 And A Lesson in Cloning
- LUI Day 23
- LUI Day 24
- LUI Day 25
- LUI Day 26
- LUI DAY 27 And Day 28
- LUI Day 29
- LUI Day 30
- LUI Day 31
- LUI Day 32
- LUI Day 33
- LUI Day 34
- LUI Day 35
- LUI Day 36 And Friends
- LUI Day 37
- LUI Day 39 - the Backup Clones
- LUI Day 40 - Day 1 Flowering
- LUI Day 41
- LUI Day 42
- LUI Day 43
- LUI Day 44
- LUI Day 45
- LUI Day 46
- LUI Day 47
- LUI Day 48
- LUI Day 50
- LUI Day 51
- LUI - Day 52
- LUI Day 53
- LUI Day 54
- LUI Day 55
- LUI Day 56
- LUI Day 57
- LUI Day 58
- LUI Day 59
- LUI Day 60
- LUI Day 61,62
- Legend’s Ultimate Indica
- LUI Day 63
- LUI Day 64
- LUI Day 65
- LUI Day 66
- LUI Day 67 And Clones
- LUI Day 68
- LUI Day 69
- LUI Day 70
- LUI Day 72 - Day 33 of Bloom
- LUI Day 73
- LUI Day 74
- LUI Day 71
- LUI Day 75
- LUI Day 76
- LUI-Day-77
- LUI Day 80
- LUI Day 78
- LUI Day 79
- LUI Day 81
- LUI Day 82











Timothy Leary spoke of the dramatic impact that “set and setting” had on someone’s psychedelic experience . . . it seems to have an impact on our plant’s as well . . . as for our plant’s fearing their ultimate they will be cherished even more . . . perhaps they have even “seen” the care with which we treat their harvested “cousins” . . . and they should know our great joy and satisfaction with our finished herbal
products . . . besides . . . even as they are harvested . . . they live on . . . their clone back-ups sister’s are growing right
. we’ve also told them they are stars here at CW . . . lot’s & lot’s of folk stopping in to look at them . . . just another reason our LUI babes are always “looking good” . . . they are primping and posing for the camera . . . and for their audience . . .
they will begin their final two weeks before expected harvest this weekend . . . so it’s time to cut off thier food and let them “finish what’s on their plate” . . . some styles of growin require a flush . . . with organic ferts a true flush isn’t possible . . . we say that in the sense that organic nutrients aren’t soluble salts that can be flushed easily from the soil . . . especially if it’s amended soil containing supplements like kelp meal, bone meal, bat or seabird guano . . . while we don’t truly flush our babes . . . we do cut off the feedings for the final two weeks before expected harvest . . . in one sense this is about economy as much as quality . . . since organics are slow release ferts anyway . . . there’s no sense in pouring in nutrients that will never get to our babes . . . one old organic adage is “feed the soil not the plants” . . . since it’s the beneficial bacteria and fungi in soil that convert our organic ingredients into plant food . . . and at this point our soil is pretty well done eating . . . 
but for this final “meal” that’s increased to 1 TBSP per gallon . . . as per our normal practice all of these ingredients were mixed in advance and allowed to “brew” for at least 24 hours . . . this particular heavy feeding was allowed to “stew” for 48 hours before use . . . as we said before . . . we may give these babes one final drink of a tea . . . then move on to plain waterings . . .
and then a “bird’s eye” view . . .
we actually feel like they are looking a little “weather beaten” after our recent round of treatments which included a baking soda solution drench and a folic acid foliar feed rinse . . . but we aren’t complaining