Yeah since i got into weed, i noticed that the chronic is more of a mild chill out smoke.Of the three strains I grow, Chronic is the mildest in terms of stone; quite pleasant and relaxing though. It looks, smells and tastes great. I call it 'chick weed'. (sorry ladies).
Thats looking mighty good in there mate. Good show!
I know what your saying there, have tried the BLZ bud? my mate grew some and said it grew big as the chronic, i smoked some of it and i think smokes alot better/stronger that the chronic.
Thanks shrig..whatas that top dwag ?
Duchie, take this with a grain of salt or just disregard it if you so choose. I read a fair amount about our hobby and I personally wouldn't add any of those things to a soil mix of my own creation. Unless you really know what you're doing, you could cause yourself a massive lockout issue. For that matter I find it much cheaper to just use a premium potting soil, add a bag of perlite and I also add some sphagnum moss and worm castings to the mix. I use Scott's premium for container and indoor plants. It ends up costing about no more than thirty dollars for over four cubic feet of soil mix. I actually add two bags of perlite to my mixture.
I would look at a skunk strain. The attitude has a whole section on skunk strains. Just be sure if you're thinking about one, make sure it has skunk#1 in it. I have grown more than a few lemon skunks and they never yield under two ounces. I've never grown one in anything bigger than a two gallon pot. I would look at some skunk strains.
Seedlings don't need any nutes for the first two weeks. Espoma makes an organic seed starter that is the best thing I have found for seedlings and clones, just water.
What timer do you use for your aero cloner?
I don't know what I was thinking planting these seeds in this mix, oh well lesson learned. I already have the mycho coming but I will look for a better seed starter. I'll look around here for that product cof, thanks. So what is your mix then, please share.Seedlings don't need any nutes for the first two weeks. Espoma makes an organic seed starter that is the best thing I have found for seedlings and clones, just water.
They also make a soil starter that has all of the needed mycho to get your medium started.
Heads Up, I realize that you are a scott's man and I bought a bag of their premium soil mix and all it turned out to be was bark with a little perlite with a few salts. My plants and I weren't happy. I'm currently making my own mix and this is the healthiest indoor grow yet.
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Thanks for that cof. That's brings a couple more questions with it, if I may. I have the compressed coir blocks, is that what you use as well, or another type? I noticed some coir blocks at a dollar store today, something seemed a little different about them but I don't know if it was me being a bit skeptical. What would you think of that? I ask because I know you like using coir from past posts. 2. What's the purpose of the alfalfa meal? 3. In regards to the fish meal, bat guano (I've never seen a bat iguana, and never hope to.I'm still fine tuning but currently it's 7 parts coir, 4 parts peat (Miracle grow for it's texture and consistancy), 2 parts perlite, 1 part alfalfa meal and the above mentioned soil starter (Bio-tone), fish meal 10-5-0, 2 bat iguana's , one is 10-3-1 and the other is 0-5-0 and an organic fert 4-0-5. It seems to work well but seems to need some cal/mag once going into 12/12.
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), and other organic ferts, do you add all this in the initial mix? If so, could a guy, who doesn't have those particular type of ingredients now, add them later in a tea, or something like that? I think that does it, thank again. Sorry for the ribbing, I debated whether to do it or not 
