2014 Greenhouse Adventure

Nice grow! Please explain what you are giving your plant nutrient wise

iFeeLikeDying said:

Nice grow! Please explain what you are giving your plant nutrient wise

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Use a variation of this 2-3 times a week foliage feeding in the morning. And then was using maxigrow(Colorado's version of max sea) once a week soil drenching them. Now I'm going half bloom half veg for another week then I'll switch to full bloom with some extra N here and there to keep things green.


Week 1-3 Clone/ Seedling brew
Week 4-6 Veg 1 Brew
Week 7-9 Veg 2 Brew
Week 10-14 Bloom 1 Brew
Week 15-18 Bloom 2 Brew
Water with Brew once a week. Give fresh non-chlorinated water as needed in between brew.


Clone/Seedling Brew (less than 4 weeks old):
1/2 Cup of Earth Worm Castings or Alaskan Humus or fresh compost
2 1/2 TBS Unsulfured Black Strap Molasses
1 tsp Liquid Kelp Extract
Mix in 2 1/2 gallons of (treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) water with air stone for 18-24 hours.
Make sure to strain well through cheesecloth if using airoponic rootmisting.

Once a week until roots are over 1inch. Then same mix plus 2 TBS Mycorrhizae Fungus product (Oregonism XL).


Veg 1 Brew
1 cup Earth Worm Castings or Alaskan Humus or fresh compost
1/3 cup Mexican Bat Guano (Nitrogen rich guano)
1/2 cup Alfalfa meal
5 TBS Unsulfured Black Strap Molasses
5 TBS Liquid Kelp Extract
Mix in 5 gallons of (amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) water with air stone for 18-24 hours.

For soil drench application cut finished brew with fresh water(amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) 50/50.

For foliar feed application spray finished brew every 2-3 days in the first 6 hours of light. (MY PERSONAL FAVORITE)


Veg 2 Brew
1 cup Earth Worm Castings or Alaskan Humus or fresh compost
1/3 cup Mexican Bat Guano (Nitrogen rich guano)
1/3 cup Peruvian Seabird Guano (all around rich guano **BE CAREFUL**)
1/2 cup Alfalfa meal
5 TBS Unsulfured Black Strap Molasses
5 TBS Liquid Kelp Extract
3-5 TBS Concentrated Fish emulsions
Mix in 5 gallons of (amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) water with air stone for 18-24 hours.

For soil drench application cut finished brew with fresh water(amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) 50/50.

For foliar feed application spray finished brew every 2-3 days in the first 6 hours of light. (MY PERSONAL FAVORITE)


Bloom 1 Brew
1 cup Earth Worm Castings or Alaskan Humus or fresh compost
1/3 cup Jamaican Bat Guano (Phosphorus rich guano)
1/3 cup Peruvian Seabird Guano (all around rich guano **BE CAREFUL**)
1/2 cup Alfalfa meal
5 TBS Unsulfured Black Strap Molasses
5 TBS Liquid Kelp Extract
Mix in 5 gallons of (amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) water with air stone for 18-24 hours.

For soil drench application cut finished brew with fresh water(amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) 50/50.

For foliar feed application spray finished brew every 3-4 days in the first 6 hours of light. (MY PERSONAL FAVORITE)


Bloom 2 Brew
1 cup Earth Worm Castings or Alaskan Humus or fresh compost
2/3 cup Indonesian Bat Guano (Phosphorus rich guano)
2/3 cup Peruvian Seabird Guano (all around rich guano **BE CAREFUL**)
1/2 cup Alfalfa meal
5 TBS Unsulfured Black Strap Molasses
5 TBS Liquid Kelp Extract
Mix in 5 gallons of (amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) water with air stone for 18-24 hours.

For soil drench application cut finished brew with fresh water(amquell treated or non-chlorinated or fish tank) 50/50.
DO NOT FOLIAR FEED AFTER WEEK 4 OF BLOOM


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Thanks man

UPDATE:
Every strain but two are now flowering. Not much but their definitely now on the way. Went through and have been tying tops off the side walls, still have a little room from the top on my main ones. Just mixed up their first flowering tea so excited to see them react to it over the next few days. Cheers to the season of buds everyone

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Few pics of the overall garden

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Help help! Does anyone know what kind of bugs these are? Rained a little bit everyday for about a week straight and the back of my greenhouse now has an explosion of these bugs. I sprayed earlier but want to know what I'm dealing with.

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Went through and finished pruning everything today. Just picked up a bunch of bamboo to start tying things up with. Branches are already falling and there's barely any bud. Should of caged them all but didn't expect them to grow so much... Live and learn.

Also picked up the rest of my flowering nutes minus maxi bloom because they were out until Tuesday. running my normal aerated compost teas but adding maxi bloom + floranova once a week too. Will be adding kool bloom in two weeks when things are farther along. (No max sea anywhere around me)

And a few more. Enjoy

Everything's coming along nicely. Strains are all over the board, some are just officially flowering, thought they might never, others in maybe the third or fourth week? Excited at the progress.

Had our first cold snap this week. Got down to 37 for three nights. Decided to buy two 60k btu propane heaters. Ran them on low and kept it around 58. Did some reading and have been leaving them on every night now. keeps it in the mid 60s every night, was staying in the high 40s before. Plants seem to be responding well.

Had some leaves yellowing. I think it's just from them flowering but some leaves have had a bunch of black spots on them? Put some fly paper down today to see if it's fungus gnats. Not sure what else it could be.

Anyways happy budding
(Sorry for the shitty pics this time)

Some flowering shots, not sure how far along everything is. If anyone has used dry KB do u think these are ready? It says the last 3 weeks but I want to flush for a week or two. So I was thinking use it next 4 weeks then flush. Think most stuff has 4-6 weeks left.

beautiful.....

doublejj said:

beautiful.....

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Thanks, things are coming along nicely. Just hoping I can be done before the bbq. Got some sativa's that got a good 8 weeks left.

Looking great really nice .Did you get the bugs figured out kinda looks like a pumpkin bug,anyway great job.

crossfade69 said:

Looking great really nice .Did you get the bugs figured out kinda looks like a pumpkin bug,anyway great job.

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Yeah, sprayed like hell and added a second layer of plastic. No more bugs or moisture getting in also dropped 7500 lady bugs in there lol as long as I avoid the mold should be good from here on out.

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Some presents came in the mail. Three pumps and three heaters. no more 45 degree water or under airated teas

Well done you sure know how to grow,a good set up theres gonna be a lot of bud there to trim

big bud mart said:

Well done you sure know how to grow,a good set up theres gonna be a lot of bud there to trim

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Thank you. And I hope so, shooting for a pound per plant average.

Dr. Treez84 said:

Yeah, sprayed like hell and added a second layer of plastic. No more bugs or moisture getting in also dropped 7500 lady bugs in there lol as long as I avoid the mold should be good from here on out.

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Yeh I use lady bugs also I put them out right before you normally see mites getting started and worked great along with organic spays .Like the fact you keep it organic makes for a great finnished product tip of the hat to you.

crossfade69 said:

Yeh I use lady bugs also I put them out right before you normally see mites getting started and worked great along with organic spays .Like the fact you keep it organic makes for a great finnished product tip of the hat to you.

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Yeah man, I'm 100% organic. Last year had a buddy run half chem half organic garden. Only like 5% difference in yield but the organics taste and smoothness blew the chem outta the water. If I'm smoking it, it's going to be the purest bud I can produce.