What do you think?

Tips or comments?
I just knocked this fence up this spring and had to start too late from seed because the clone connects didn't come through..


Dirt holes are like 35% compost, 20% spagnum pete, 10% perlite, 10% sand, and some local woods topsoil and local woods leaves..

It got about 5 teas by now and some oyster meal/gypsum/clover seed topping..

Plants are nice and green but some are pretty late to flower..

What's your tea ingredients?

I don't really know.. I don' make it but I think it has like worm castings and compost sealed in a tote for a couple days to grow mycelium, then that gets dumped in a big tub with water and molasses and bubbled for a day or so, and put on plants..
Aerobic something..

The other tea is white, has aloe in it, and is an "enzyme" brew of some sort..

Make sure to give them lots of phosphorous and potassium mostly but some nitrogen too the rest of the way to bulk up the buds.

How would I do that?

Your gonna want to mix your soil with plenty of food next year. your medium is great. Go to the organic section to learn about foods. you can go pick up a "booster" of PK if you want but boosters are overrated. powder foods to mix in soil and liquid food to correct defs. Ashot of pk booster wont hurt at all. If not then maybe some cheap liquid food. (instant release) dyno gro, peters... food is food for the most part.

Do you have a grow shop around or hardware store that sells organic fertz? I use rock phosphate for phosphorus, potash for potassium and Epsoma 5-3-3 Plantone as a general feed with nitrogen and a bit of P and K. Also Humic Acid helps the plant take up the nutes easier. If you have any compost left mix about a cup each of rock phos, humic acid and plantone, and a 1/2 cup potash to about a bucket of compost and top dress/mulch around the root zone so it get some eveytime its watered. Seems like alot but if it's all organic it shouldn't burn. Also adding things like high phos bat guano to teas are good during flower. Just never neglect to add potassium, it's important to the plant development. Like getogrow said though, there's no exact recipe.

Do you guys think the plants look deficient in anything?

Other than those 2 small yellower ones.. What do you think is the problem with those ones?
Maybe I put too much leaves in the soil mix and locked out too much of the available nitrogen?

I think I am trying to do "No-Till" style holes..

GrowQs said:

Do you guys think the plants look deficient in anything?

Other than those 2 small yellower ones.. What do you think is the problem with those ones?
Maybe I put too much leaves in the soil mix and locked out too much of the available nitrogen?

I think I am trying to do "No-Till" style holes..

Click to expand...

i dont see a problem. they were put out a lil too late but i donmt see a problem.