Skywalker OG X High MAC by Smileys Garden

[anova.330]

Day 49
Again, I have yet to be able to till the soil with two additional cups of lime to raise pH. Thus, the deficiencies are many.

[MrNice]

How long left week or two anova.330

[anova.330]

How long left week or two anova.330

63 days and I’m done with this plant.

[anova.330]

Day 7 of another Skywalker OG -- turns out its a male. Scrapped this, added a 4th cup of lime, and will transplant another in the morning.

[anova.330]

Day 56

[anova.330]

Day 4 flower same tent…

Looks like it might be a Herm, will take a closer look in the morning.

[anova.330]

Day 49
Again, I have yet to be able to till the soil with two additional cups of lime to raise pH. Thus, the deficiencies are many.

You in soil, mate?
I see you keep adding lime. If you are in soil, no wonder you're having problems.

[anova.330]

You in soil, mate?
I see you keep adding lime. If you are in soil, no wonder you're having problems.

Yep, brand new. Can’t till in lime For this one until I chop it down.

[anova.330]

You in soil, mate?
I see you keep adding lime. If you are in soil, no wonder you're having problems.

Yep, brand new. Can’t till in lime For this one until I chop it down.

Stop adding any more, mate.

About 2 months before I use my soil, I add one tablespoon of Dolomite Lime to every 5 litres of soil. I then leave it to stabilise.
If you're in soil, there's no need to pH the soil, esp the amount of times you're doing it. You're going to lock out other nutrients and can damage the plant.

Why are you having to keep adding it? The microbes in the soil will do all the buffering.

[anova.330]

You in soil, mate?
I see you keep adding lime. If you are in soil, no wonder you're having problems.

Yep, brand new. Can’t till in lime For this one until I chop it down.

Stop adding any more, mate.

About 2 months before I use my soil, I add one tablespoon of Dolomite Lime to every 5 litres of soil. I then leave it to stabilise.
If you're in soil, there's no need to pH the soil, esp the amount of times you're doing it. You're going to lock out other nutrients and can damage the plant.

Why are you having to keep adding it? The microbes in the soil will do all the buffering.

Like I said earlier I cannot add lime until I chop this plant down. That is why it is so deficient: the soil pH is 5.2. The soil was tested by Logan labs. Dolomite lime has already been added to the soil per their recommendations. High calcium lime has not been added per their recommendations yet. Do you fully understand what I am trying to say? I cannot pollute this anymore than it has been.