Have you ever wondered what’s the best way to prune and train your plants? And what’s really going on in the curing process with cannabis? These questions …
23 responses to “Episode 43: Latest Research in Cannabis Cultivation with Dr. Allison Justice”
I have some questions about the information:
-When Allison is saying certain nutrient companies are basically recommending application rates that have certain gardeners to use upwards of 400ppm of Nitrogen, when it should max out in the low 200ppms, and that tissue samples show that the plant only took in the same amount of Nitrogen, and the rest/extra "goes out the bottom of the pot", *how the hell is the plant not burnt to a crips*? How can one apply twice the maximum usable amount of 'x' element/nutrient and not burn the plant and have visible signs of this? …
At 1:04 she starts to correlate the human produced co2 with the increase in the buckets… but did we consider temperatures? I believe a lot of metabolic activity is occurring in curing and the ethelyne production she mentioned steers me that way… more humans in the room , higher temps , higher metabolic activity, higher gas production ..
fox farm is number #1 BUT why is it,do you think its cuz cost,i do my nutes last so friggin long,i look for the best,in most cases its most expensive,apt people sometimes don't have space to mix,i dont think its that evil,if you take time,i use a citric acid to grab salts better in end flush,i mean 300 ppm is not bad? thats what it is after nutes
I have some questions about the information:
-When Allison is saying certain nutrient companies are basically recommending application rates that have certain gardeners to use upwards of 400ppm of Nitrogen, when it should max out in the low 200ppms, and that tissue samples show that the plant only took in the same amount of Nitrogen, and the rest/extra "goes out the bottom of the pot", *how the hell is the plant not burnt to a crips*?
How can one apply twice the maximum usable amount of 'x' element/nutrient and not burn the plant and have visible signs of this?
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Hey does she talk about flushing in this one?? If so at what time ?
Mature leaves are not sinks, this includes lower leaves… I'm not sure why she proclaims "all" lower leaves are sink..It's not accurate.
"my parents were organic" 😂😂😂
At 1:04 she starts to correlate the human produced co2 with the increase in the buckets… but did we consider temperatures? I believe a lot of metabolic activity is occurring in curing and the ethelyne production she mentioned steers me that way… more humans in the room , higher temps , higher metabolic activity, higher gas production ..
What kind of tomato does she mention?
Thank you for the information.
I didn’t hear the potency comparison between led to HPS? Did I miss it? Cannabinoid profile not metabolites…
I am very thankful for all Good information
45:38 The plagron Green Sensation 0-9-10 booster, for example, claims to work by causing "apparent salinity stress". Curious about this subject
fox farm is number #1 BUT why is it,do you think its cuz cost,i do my nutes last so friggin long,i look for the best,in most cases its most expensive,apt people sometimes don't have space to mix,i dont think its that evil,if you take time,i use a citric acid to grab salts better in end flush,i mean 300 ppm is not bad? thats what it is after nutes
Yes sir
Finally got to listen to the rest of this podcast today. Epic! Thank you, again 👍🏼
Revolutionary podcast on the TRUTH. After decades of misinformation from absolute idiots.
this podcast gets better and better tad.
Man, you are the shit! Top shelf evolution.
Wow just wow
This bitch the truth
Gotta love the scientific proof.
One of the best episodes ever! Wondering about the water moisture meter market; cost, accuracy, etc…
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Great info..thank you so much Tad
Great vibes KIS