Master Kush Outdoor Grow from Nirvana

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misterG13

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Starting a small 3-5 plant grow in a southeastern climate (KY, SC, TN, AL, GA, MS you get the idea). I'm sure someone on this board has grown this strain (master kush/Nirvana seeds) from this seedbank so here goes...

I'd appreciate a few specific pointers on:

1. What soil would be best to use?
2. What nutrients would be best to use?
3. The lowdown on growth enhancing fertilizers

Also, any recommendations about what strain works well in the aforementioned climate would be very helpful. Thanks RIU family :)


:joint: everyday
 
Freda Felcher

Freda Felcher

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Also, the link i provided I learned a lot from. It's based off an indoor grow but gives some good info on general growing technics, ferts, soils, pruning and a bunch of other knowledge. I used fox farm on my indoor grow last winter and plan to use it for my outdoor grow as well. Just be careful with the dosage and start at half the potency and gradually work it up.
 
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Kattypurry

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misterG13 said:
Starting a small 3-5 plant grow in a southeastern climate (KY, SC, TN, AL, GA, MS you get the idea). I'm sure someone on this board has grown this strain (master kush/Nirvana seeds) from this seedbank so here goes...

I'd appreciate a few specific pointers on:

1. What soil would be best to use?
2. What nutrients would be best to use?
3. The lowdown on growth enhancing fertilizers

Also, any recommendations about what strain works well in the aforementioned climate would be very helpful. Thanks RIU family :)


:joint: everyday
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We always used chicken shit in bottom of bucket because buy the time plants roots reach bottom they can handle it. We use black soil from around a rotted tree and add a bit of wood ash mix it was the some clay dirt Along with a couple fillings from diapers . We also add some tree bark shredded up. Also add redworms to the soil. Pot feeds off there poo. Make sure the water drains through the soil quickly or you will get root for and mold. Just go through the forest and dig here n there. If u are worried bout bacteria or disease just lay your soil on tarp and let it bake in the hot son before mixing it. This soil will grow cincimiolia like u won't believe. We've been growing cinc for 35 yr n some of my friends have seeds that are 50/60 yr generation. They grow tall . not short n round like indica. Old school!
 
Freedom seed

Freedom seed

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Kattypurry said:
We always used chicken shit in bottom of bucket because buy the time plants roots reach bottom they can handle it. We use black soil from around a rotted tree and add a bit of wood ash mix it was the some clay dirt Along with a couple fillings from diapers . We also add some tree bark shredded up. Also add redworms to the soil. Pot feeds off there poo. Make sure the water drains through the soil quickly or you will get root for and mold. Just go through the forest and dig here n there. If u are worried bout bacteria or disease just lay your soil on tarp and let it bake in the hot son before mixing it. This soil will grow cincimiolia like u won't believe. We've been growing cinc for 35 yr n some of my friends have seeds that are 50/60 yr generation. They grow tall . not short n round like indica. Old school!
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I’m with you on that 100%. The real stuff is way better than anything that comes in a bag from a store. I like to mix the rotted wood with duff (pure humus) scratched out of the low spots with a rake, about 1:1. I make a pad the diameter I want the plant to be, 1” of aged cow manure, 2” of bush mulch.

I add the ash to my water and let it sit until CO2 stabilizes the pH. Then I keep fish in it before irrigating gardens.
 
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