Mohican's 2015 Season
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BobBitchen
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Lots of rain here Mo.
How'd your outside fair? I know you said you were chopping some this past weekend
How'd your outside fair? I know you said you were chopping some this past weekend
Mithrandir420
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Raining buckets here in the Inland Empire. Today I am glad I don't grow outdoors.
. At least it's cooled off a bit!
SomeGuy
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Hey! Promix isn't soil! Lol. You add it to dirt to airate it some? Plants seem to like my new mix
Here is part of what I was up to today:
Gotta get those clones in some soil!
Cheers,
Mo
Mohican
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Promix is 100% growable without any supplements (according to the Farm Supply counterman). I wish I could find a machine that could pulverize my compost bits into the fluffy powderized consistency of promix.
We got almost 3 inches of rain today. The girls were looking a little brutalized this morning but bounced back nicely. They were all praying as the sun set.
We got almost 3 inches of rain today. The girls were looking a little brutalized this morning but bounced back nicely. They were all praying as the sun set.
SomeGuy
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I've heard there are shredders for making compost. Cuts everything up for you before you add it so it breaks down quick.
Promix IS 100% growable on its own. However my understanding is that it is predominantly peet. Not really a "soil" per say. I figure im pretty close to being in soil Right now with my mix but not quite...
I'm looking forward to making my own compost. I'm thinking I could start with a trash can and a few pounds of red worms
Promix IS 100% growable on its own. However my understanding is that it is predominantly peet. Not really a "soil" per say. I figure im pretty close to being in soil Right now with my mix but not quite...
I'm looking forward to making my own compost. I'm thinking I could start with a trash can and a few pounds of red worms
BobBitchen
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I'v used straight pro mix on most of my grows, had great success, no complaints.
Trying ROLS now, Probobly go back to promix next round though, I like the simplicity.
Trying ROLS now, Probobly go back to promix next round though, I like the simplicity.
Mohican
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@BobBitchen - do you compact it in the pots tightly? I remember some of the red cup babies I got from you were surviving really well without much care and when I asked you what you used you said Promix.
BobBitchen
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I don't think I really "packed" it in, just filled the pots with pre moistened mix.
I use flood to waste, and let alot of run off on all waterings.