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ripdamon

ripdamon

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Joe Camel said:
Here's what i used before. With great results.
If I wasnt using FF
id go back to the cactus soil. It is phenomenal, here are the stats of both. I mixed both bags and added a little worm castings to the mix.

Contains AquaCoir®, a unique blend of coconut fibers (coir pith), sphagnum peat moss and a wetting agent, which absorbs excess water and releases it gradually as the plant needs it.

A new formulation for slow growing plants that require fast draining soil.



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Looks good but will i be able to use my foxfarm fert?
I bout the 3 pack.
 
Joe Camel

Joe Camel

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ripdamon said:
Looks good but will i be able to use my foxfarm fert?
I bout the 3 pack.
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Yeah but my Advise for you friend is to transplant them into this soil and not worry about feeding them for awhile.
This soil will have enough for the first couple of weeks.
lets see if the transplants works out and they start growing before you worry about feeding schedule.
Lets get you back on track Rip
~~Joe~~
 
ripdamon

ripdamon

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Joe Camel said:
Yeah but my Advise for you friend is to transplant them into this soil and not worry about feeding them for awhile.
This soil will have enough for the first couple of weeks.
lets see if the transplants works out and they start growing before you worry about feeding schedule.
Lets get you back on track Rip
~~Joe~~
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Ok I will try that. Hopefully they will make it till I can get some soil. Thank you for your help. And thanks WW Club!!
 
ripdamon

ripdamon

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I will go by that store and get the name of it. I will be back after I get you the list of soil I am using. A hour are two.
 
Joe Camel

Joe Camel

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I'll be gone by then. But the pots you have them in look like the soil is real compact.
Try the cactus mg soil.
trust me it works wonders.
It's just as good as Fox Farm soil.
Nice and loose, Great for healthy roots.
 
ripdamon

ripdamon

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Joe Camel said:
I'll be gone by then. But the pots you have them in look like the soil is real compact.
Try the cactus mg soil.
trust me it works wonders.
It's just as good as Fox Farm soil.
Nice and loose, Great for healthy roots.
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I cant remember the potting soil I got but I did not know that it had so much wood in it, are I would not of got it.
I got 2 50lb of (shit) potting soil and 1 small bag of per lit and 1 small bag of vermiculite and a 1/4 small bag of quikrete playsand.
 
Joe Camel

Joe Camel

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ripdamon said:
I cant remember the potting soil I got but I did not know that it had so much wood in it are I would not of bout it.
I got 2 50lb of (shit) potting soil and 1 small bag of per lit and 1 small bag of vermiculite and a 1/4 small bag of quikrete playsand.
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Yeah fuck that shit. Go spend the $7 bucks for that Cactus MG soil.

Wally world or Home depot carries it.
 
Little Tommy

Little Tommy

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No, you just have to kick them in the butt and get then flying right. There can be a ton of reasons these were so slow to start. It could even be bad genetics. If it were me, I would take the advice and repot them in a known (and reputable) soil mixture. I have a feeling these will really take off for you. Sometimes a complete change in the root envoirnment will do the trick. I have been following this from the beginning and have been pulling for you. I have some (2) slow seedlings too, they were sprouted at the beginning of July and didn't do much. One of them seemed completely retarded. All of a sudden they came on like gangbusters and you cannot even tell that one was a runt. Anyway, they were LST'ed and topped a couple weeks ago and I should be taking the first cuttings in a week or so. Don't give up the ship. My seeds were feminised and that may have something to do with then slow initial growth. We are all in this together and I'm pulling for you!
 
ripdamon

ripdamon

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Little Tommy said:
No, you just have to kick them in the butt and get then flying right. There can be a ton of reasons these were so slow to start. It could even be bad genetics. If it were me, I would take the advice and repot them in a known (and reputable) soil mixture. I have a feeling these will really take off for you. Sometimes a complete change in the root envoirnment will do the trick. I have been following this from the beginning and have been pulling for you. I have some (2) slow seedlings too, they were sprouted at the beginning of July and didn't do much. One of them seemed completely retarded. All of a sudden they came on like gangbusters and you cannot even tell that one was a runt. Anyway, they were LST'ed and topped a couple weeks ago and I should be taking the first cuttings in a week or so. Don't give up the ship. My seeds were feminised and that may have something to do with then slow initial growth. We are all in this together and I'm pulling for you!
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Thanks man that is cool of you to have been keeping up with my baby girls. Mine also are nirvana feminised seeds 10 pack.

I will try to get the new soil this weekend. I will post the outcome later.
 
Sgt. Pepper

Sgt. Pepper

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Here are some of my White Widows at 28 days in a homemade Aero/DWC tote.

I'm using General Hydroponics Flora nutes (3 part system - but will be adding enhancers for flowering).

2 4ft regular floros for vegging - I will be getting a 600 or 1000w hps for flowering. 20/4 vegging photo period.

Keeping the ph between 5.5 and 6.0.

I'll update day 35 tomorrow.

:weed:
 

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