That's usually when my plants start to look their worst lulz.do you give them anything after this 4 week mark?
OK.so,if a i build a base, compost,peat,aeration then amend with compost/ewc teas.technically, this should be all I need to get thru a 4 month season?are you guys brewing strictly compost/ewc teas?and nothing to do with a flowering diet?
If you're at week four you could always give a kelp tea. Malted barley as a tea or topdress could help as well, can't beat those enzymes. I'm also not opposed to giving accts until the last couple weeks of bloom, it's just not usually necessary unless your soil mass is lacking in micro organisms.
Oh it's completely possible, just requires some attention to detail and quality inputs. I've mentioned it multiple times in other threads that compost is one of the biggest "ingredients" people cut corners on or skimp on. Watering timely sems to be another factor in pulling weight from small soil masses. That and genetics, definitely genetics.
Also,when you say watering in with kelp,how so?I use a small amount of seaplex(microbemans %)in every brew.do you brew using strictly kelp,or mixing kelp per bottle instructions in a watering can?
Well it depends on the situation on amounts used. For my kelp teas I'll usually take a handful (crude measurement I know) of kelp meal per gallon and bubble it for 24-36 hours then water with it undiluted or diluted by up to 4x the water. I also favor coots ready to use kelp method that involves hydrating kelp, blending, and storing as is in the fridge so its ready to be stirred into the appropriate amount of water and be ready to go. I like kelp in all stages honestly. I avoid any sources of nutrition last week or two of bloom though. Just light waterings.
Very interesting.where can I find coots info on all this?
