LUI Day 19
LUI Day 19
The critical time for plants is in bloom, as for interrupting the light cycle that’s something that is pretty commonly misunderstood. . . . Cannabis reacts to extended periods ofdarkness and if blooming plants nighttime is interrupted. . . . it can cause problems. . . . but vegging plants are certainly more forgiving. . . and even with blooming plants having the lights turned off for an hour or two one day isn’t going to cause problems. . . . the rule of thumb is not to interrupt your cannabis girls beauty rest at night while they are blooming. . . but an interruption in the day cycle isn’t such a big thing. the 12 hours of darkness for bloom are the ticket! . . . we currently use our vegging lights around the clock so letting our plants have an hour or two of darkness once every great while is not any big thing.
we’re very happy with these plant’s progress but will give credit where it’s due and also say that these have been easy plants to grow so far. .. . another question has
come to us via PM that we’d like to address publically and that querry concerns epsom salts and the organic grower. . . epsom salts is actually magnesium sulfate so the basic question was how such a chemical salt can qualify as “organic”. . . . the simple answer is to say that there are many definitions of the term organic and one definition includes pure mined minerals which have not been chemically processed. . . .a couple of examples would be soft rock phosphate and greensand which are considered organic supliments in some circles. . . .a more common example would be the dolomite lime that is a part of many many soil reciepes. . . . we use a “natural” minedsource of epsom salts (when we have to use it). . . .http://www.epsogrow.com/ is the website of the product. . . and again in keeping with our practice of
providing manufacturer’s “ad copy” we’ll do the same for the epsogrow.
EpsoGrowâ„¢ is:
• 100% natural Epsom Salt (magnesium sulfate) originating from natural deposits in Germany.
• A quick acting magnesium and sulfur fertilizer for dry or liquid application.
• Clean and odor free!
• Safe to use around the house, children and pets.
• Non-burning even if recommended application is mistakenly exceeded.
• Used and recommended by professional landscapers and gardeners.
• Used by commercial growers of many crops such as tomatoes, melons, potatoes, grapes, pineapples, ferns, wheat and many others!
• Being used by professional sports teams to keep their turf green and healthy.
• Widely used by greenhouses nationwide.
A Natural Source of Magnesium and Sulfur -
A Vital Supplement for More Vigorous Plants
The all natural way to grow like a pro!â„¢
• Brighter flower coloration, longer bloom duration.
• Bigger vegetables.
• Stronger trees, greener leaves.
• Enriches soil fertility.
The secret of the European garden:
Europeans have been using Epsom Salt on their gardens for generations to improve plant growth. Finally there is an all natural source available here in the U.S. that’s the EpsoGrow advertising department talking. . . not the 3LB. but this is a good choice for Epsom salts if they are needed. . . . we’re not going to say we are big advocates of regular use of epsom salts. . . .in general we believe that dolomite lime is a better source of magnesium since it also contributes to pH balance. some organic ferts like Age Old Organics are short on Magnesium. . . . and it’s also absent in some common salt fertilizers like Miracle Grow. . . magnesium is an absolutely essential element for healthy rapidly growing cannabis. . . so epsom salts are a good
tool to have available in the gardener’s arsenal of resources.. . .
we’re actually in the pleasurable position where these girls are ahead of our expected schedule. . . . it’s hard to believe that they are not quite 3 weeks old yet. . . . but the real easy part is behind us. . . we’re going to be top cloning them soon so we’ve got to make room for clones. . . and these girls are quite ready to be transplanted up to larger containers as well. . . .so we will actually be having to do some real work with this grow soon!
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
- LUI Day 83
- LUI Day 84
- LUI Day 85
- LUI Day 86
- LUI Day 87
- LUI Day 88
- LUI Day 89
- LUI Day 90
- From the 3LB Archives - Canopy of LUI
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