the native
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start of week 3 flower
are 5gal pots big enough for organic grow?
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GrassBurner
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Lookin good!!
the native
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Thanks team,youz have helped me a bunch as well as ohters so im glad its working.also richard drysift said these plant spikes are good 2.shout out to richard.just needa keep going, its great when seasoned guys like yourselves give pointers and it works.love it 
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MICHI-CAN
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Looks to me like you have a bit too high PPM and a bit dry. Looks like your soil is just getting productive. What is your PH? Regardless of belies. It is a vital nute management tool in soil to compensate for off balance mixes.
I grow in 3 gal pots organic soil/coco. Takes years to formulate a home mix. Check other successful growers mixes.
I grow in 3 gal pots organic soil/coco. Takes years to formulate a home mix. Check other successful growers mixes.
Aussieaceae
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Looking good man!
Still been plain water only?
And still running to waste?
If I may offer a suggestion and ask, what have you got on hand for a little nitrogen?
Half a handful of blood and bone meal per pot, as a top dressing under your mulch, would be the perfect thing I think.
It does heat up somewhat, but it's fine in small amount and won't smell much at all, if it's under your mulch.
It'll give your plant some extra legs too, so it doesn't fade out too soon before ripening.
They are so much more healthy and really eager to grow. Just a smidgen of nitrogen would be good about now I believe. That looks to me like all they need and that's a really great thing. And a healthy sign.
I don't know if you've heard the saying "nitrogen deficiency is the #1 sign of a healthy garden", but it's so damn true.
Great turn around man. I think you're right about where you want to be. Looks awesome.
the native
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some for the outdoe.not the best but im givn it a go.bitva gorrila grow.i dont ph anything.
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the native
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thanks bro. i have kelp powder and some blood meal.Looking good man!
Still been plain water only?
And still running to waste?
If I may offer a suggestion and ask, what have you got on hand for a little nitrogen?
Half a handful of blood and bone meal per pot, as a top dressing under your mulch, would be the perfect thing I think.
It does heat up somewhat, but it's fine in small amount and won't smell much at all, if it's under your mulch.
It'll give your plant some extra legs too, so it doesn't fade out too soon before ripening.
They are so much more healthy and really eager to grow. Just a smidgen of nitrogen would be good about now I believe. That looks to me like all they need and that's a really great thing. And a healthy sign.
I don't know if you've heard the saying "nitrogen deficiency is the #1 sign of a healthy garden", but it's so damn true.
Great turn around man. I think you're right about where you want to be. Looks awesome.
the native
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plain water and yep a lil runoff.
MICHI-CAN
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I don't in-ground. Essential in pots if I get my amendments off by much. And I eyeball everything in the mix or use measuring spoons. Not very precise.
It works for me.
the native
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and for the next grow i have just got some 20gal fabric pots.had a compost tumbler and worm farm going for maybe last couplee months and there cranking.
the native
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nice 1 brutha cant argue wit that
Aussieaceae
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Just the blood meal will be ample in my own opinion. Less than half a hand if no bone in there too.
Little a bit of N is all they need.
MICHI-CAN
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Outdoor, in ground organic.
the native
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what would be better the kelp or blood meal?and how much.i havent got mulch on the plants
the native
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you answered b4 i asked it lol
MICHI-CAN
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I'd say kelp. You have a high nute issue curling your leaf edges. N def it would be entire leaf yellowing.
I use Coast of Maine Stonington Blend lobster kelp for top dressing. Covers all your bases and OMRI certified.
Aussieaceae
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Hey fuck yeah!
Love the challenge about outdoor the most. One season, one shot, one harvest and a whole year until smoko again.
Mad respect going guerrilla too!
the native
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cornfields here i cmHey fuck yeah!
Love the challenge about outdoor the most. One season, one shot, one harvest and a whole year until smoko again.
Mad respect going guerrilla too!
the native
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could i do both kelp and blood?
the native
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thanks brutha ill get some snaps of them next year when i water themHey fuck yeah!
Love the challenge about outdoor the most. One season, one shot, one harvest and a whole year until smoko again.
Mad respect going guerrilla too!