Still learning my way around

[godtea]

Sorry about repeating the same basic questions at various links .
I fished around to find the "reply mother lode"
Would still like to hear some more from people with experience in SOG WW-BB gardening.
Coffee Table seems to be the place to go if you don't have patience.
Is the subject of this " Bud Pic " realy that blue ?

[snuggles]

I am growing some WW right now, but if BB is Blue Berry I can help you, it's in my constant rotation. What do you want to know? And I do some of the grows SOG.

[King Bud]

Is the subject of this " Bud Pic " realy that blue ?
If you look up the thread where that pic of the month was chosen, the author admits that the lighting is largely due to the grow lights. He shows a normal pic to compare.

[snuggles]

sorry i didn;t understand what you said.

[godtea]

Suggles:
How difficult is BB (yes I meant blue berry)to grow compared to the widow? I see that they say BB is nutrient sensetive . what's the story on that?
I grow in soil ,and I grew a Skunk for 9 years .
I found the widow to be more difficult (i.e. less forgiveing of mistakes and or laziness )
Is the berry as finicky as the widow ,more so, less so .
what kind of yield comparison ww vs. bb.
Basically I want every bit of knowlage on the subject that you have.
Demand SOB aren't I.

[snuggles]

Hey there. OK the WW is only about 2 weeks ols so it wouldn't be fair for me to compare the two just yet. Yes BB is a bit finicky with the nutes, I noticed more so in flower than veg. It likes some food but not a lot. What I do with most of my plants is feed, water, feed water etc. with BB I do fedd water, water, and then more feed. I also noticed my paticular clones/mom seem to like the top dressing feed better. I also do my preharvest flush a bit earlier...I noticed this brings out the Blue color in them. So I would not worry too much about overfeeding just take it slow see how the plant likes the feed and then just take it easy on the feed, always give them a lesser dose. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful but I don't want to comment on WW till I flower some. One thing I can say is in the seedling stage so far the WW seems an easier one to grow. Good luck, maybe some Blue Widow in your future?LOL

P.S. I forgot to mention that I tend to grow my BB 100% organic and no liquid fertilizers...I use guanos and other organic soil amendments. Although I have had OK grows too with liquid ferts. I just noticed my paticular BB really likes to be top dressed with guanos...also hard to burn but you can still overdue it.

[godtea]

thanks again snuggles I'm off to see the wizard
Semper Viper

[snuggles]

Also I should mention that I have BC BB not the Dutch Passion version, no biggie but it may make a small difference. Also check out my gallery I have some BB in there if you are curious. Good luck and let us know what you decide on...:D