mistergrafik
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Langbenite & Rock Phosphate can do some good. Possibly add some humic acids. The Biolive may contain all the goodies innit you seek too I have to look
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Kushash
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I love DTE products. Bio live is a favorite of mine.
I also like FF Marine Cuisine 10-7-7 and a couple of their Happy Frog Blends with a lower N ratios.
Take note that some blends have fast acting guano or blood meal for N, some use slower acting N ingredients.
When I'm in the middle of a grow and looking at my plants and I'm not sure what to give them but can see they need something.
In a 5 gallon pot I'll apply 3/4 cup of EWC (fresh when available from my worm bin) and maybe 2 or 3 TBL of Kelp Meal.
I have a 20 LB bag of DTE Kelp meal that cost $55 shipped.
getogrow
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100% going to grab some humic acid. That just seems smart. specially when using peat or coco as a base.
Kushash
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As far as fungus gnats.
Over the years I have battled them with just about everything except sand. I think sand works just never tried it.
With my worm bin I have a healthy population of Hypoaspis miles. When I am able to top dress fresh EWC after transplanting into a final 5 gallon pot, I never have issues with fungus gnats even if a handful are in the soil. The key is to apply the Hypoaspis miles before the gnats become established.
Over the years I have battled them with just about everything except sand. I think sand works just never tried it.
With my worm bin I have a healthy population of Hypoaspis miles. When I am able to top dress fresh EWC after transplanting into a final 5 gallon pot, I never have issues with fungus gnats even if a handful are in the soil. The key is to apply the Hypoaspis miles before the gnats become established.
mistergrafik
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Biolive is overlooked I think too - such good production with it.
This current grow of mine (cannabis) I ran out of Magnesium right before peak flower and used a handful of Kelp; watered in that night with some worm casting tea I made and it is just now running thin. Absolutely love Kelp. Easy to go Kelp Krazy though
mistergrafik
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Speaking of pictures - I notice more people in the grow section getting DSLR cameras. I think maybe I look for an upgrade because mine is from 2011 and nearly fallen apart... thank u for the inspiration!uff i need to take pictures of my girlfriends plants she has alot of em .also old orchids which she wanted to throw away but my high ass got em back to life so im lowkey proud of that :,D
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Can’t wait to see ur plants; Or your girlfriends whoever’s they are!
ikushy420
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There are alot of good cheap dslr you cant go wrong either nikon or canon . But i cant tell you anymore since i didnt do photography in 3 years and only owned a canon 70D with good lenses and bad ones :,) but also got to use the Canon 5D mark 3 the camera im still in love with today . Good thing i got to know people that had good gear and that i can borrow stuff whenever i want. I will try to find some shots i didSpeaking of pictures - I notice more people in the grow section getting DSLR cameras. I think maybe I look for an upgrade because mine is from 2011 and nearly fallen apart... thank u for the inspiration!
Can’t wait to see ur plants; Or your girlfriends whoever’s they are!
. The only good advice i got from a photographer was dont cheap out on lenses .
ikushy420
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I know its not plant or gardening related but here are two shots.
Canon 70D
Canon Flash 430EX (Second photo)
Canon Kit lens 18-135mm
Helios 44-2 58mm f2 Vintage lens <3
Reverse Ring to make close up pics with kit lens
SD Extreme pro Card
The first photo is created with a single shot and STOCK flash without reverse ring. Its called high speed photography and this is just timing if ur on a budget.
The second one is a dead wasp with her robotic like eyes. Used the Flash 430EX and made 6 different focus shots with the reverse ring and stitched them togheter in Photoshop.
But mostly i love Black & white portraits
Canon 70D
Canon Flash 430EX (Second photo)
Canon Kit lens 18-135mm
Helios 44-2 58mm f2 Vintage lens <3
Reverse Ring to make close up pics with kit lens
SD Extreme pro Card
The first photo is created with a single shot and STOCK flash without reverse ring. Its called high speed photography and this is just timing if ur on a budget.
The second one is a dead wasp with her robotic like eyes. Used the Flash 430EX and made 6 different focus shots with the reverse ring and stitched them togheter in Photoshop.
But mostly i love Black & white portraits
mistergrafik
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Beautiful photos!!I know its not plant or gardening related but here are two shots.
Canon 70D
Canon Flash 430EX (Second photo)
Canon Kit lens 18-135mm
Helios 44-2 58mm f2 Vintage lens <3
Reverse Ring to make close up pics with kit lens
SD Extreme pro Card
The first photo is created with a single shot and STOCK flash without reverse ring. Its called high speed photography and this is just timing if ur on a budget.
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The second one is a dead wasp with her robotic like eyes. Used the Flash 430EX and made 6 different focus shots with the reverse ring and stitched them togheter in Photoshop.
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But mostly i love Black & white portraits
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getogrow
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i knew you were using a fancy cam! your pics are amazing sir! now i see why.
mistergrafik
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For this thread - I mainly just use my iphone but as I have been inspired by the likes of a you & few others on here to pick the camera back up I am obliged to do so
mistergrafik
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This is so cool my friend. A combination! Art and plant -
which is the plant on the left? Cool looking Asphodelaceae! It is an Aloe correct?
Leeski
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Thank you kind sir yes aloe the other is a Crassula of some description
Very excited got some buddhas temple on the way for my terrarium
that I’m in the middle of putting together
getogrow
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Page 7 , post #139 has a pic of my favorite plant here. i still have no clue what it is? any help would be great!
Kalanchoe tubiflora
thats the closest i can find to it. its grown about 2 or 3 inches already. i just put her in her new mix yesterday. i love this lil guy.
Kalanchoe tubiflora
thats the closest i can find to it. its grown about 2 or 3 inches already. i just put her in her new mix yesterday. i love this lil guy.
mistergrafik
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The green alien shark ?
mistergrafik
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This looks so cool - not sure what it it but I wouldn't bug on it. Maybe put with ur cannabis for extra Co2
