Experiment: What happens if you do absolutely nothing at all

solid7 said:
I actually fear that your experiment may produce a negative result in the minds of those who may hinge upon this thread with optimism.
 
While I share your fear, I don't believe this thread will have the readership of so many others that you constantly have to advise about high P ratios will not have any advantages to flowering.
 
The_NorthEast_ChileMan said:
Exactly! We so often read of members recommending or using high P nutes to fix this (Cue solid7!) when there is nothing to fix.
solid7 said:
And I didn't think anyone paid attention to me :D
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Healthy growth is as good of an indicator as you could ever ask for. No gimmicks. Just let the plant be, and do what it does.
 
Sunday update
 
The first pair of leaves are just coming through
 
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It would be interesting to see if you use the same soil in your control with regular intervention (fertilizing, etc). I feel like that soil could result in a healthy plant on its own due to good drainage and lots of organic matter.


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