I just doing some homework (either 420bigbud.com or friendlyaussiebuds.com) said should be washing the coco every 15 days and talked about coco being buffed and pre treatment. Is it really an issue or just drama queen shit.
I do neither. Discard about 20% runoff with each feed to prevent salt buildup.
An they reckon people who smoke arent switched on like the rest of the worlds sheep. Always great info on this thread. Ive spent many hours reading about pros an cons of mollasses added to feedin plants although never seen anything about foliar feed with it but i assumed it would have to be better then plain water..On that subject, Yep! Totally agree.
'Can't be arsed cutting & pasting, so I'm 'Gonna ramble a bit here in response to Jimy's query.
A Bokashi bin (No! NOT Bukkake) is the way to go. Feed the run-off juice with diluted molasses & allow it to ferment in a large fermenting vessel.
If I were (as a brewer) to give you a recipe, I'd say "It depends....". Guess? Half a litre will adequately do 30-40L of dilute molasses. Choose your own dilution ratio).
What you're doing here is increasing the microbial activity. Specifically, you're feeding/fermenting Lactobacillus bacteria. If anyone remembers an old post from Ozcocoloco (or paid attention & made notes.....
Add your own Seasol/worm-juice & you effectively have your own Go-Go juice..
Sorry, I like brewing my own stuff, rather than buying a bottle.
Man there mental some of the stacks they have in those sprintcars is unreal. An the bikes are much the same apart from there isnt a cage stoppin them from gettin smashed by other riders.plus there mental bastards
this is a pretty hotly debated topic (a bit like flushing) personally I belong to the train of thought that cannabis (Like most plants) doesn’t absorb sugars through the root zone but rather expels excess sugars (made as a byproduct of photosynthesis) through the roots. If the plants doing it’s job properly it’s already making more than it needs if it can actually absorb any.
Weed plants bulking up on carbs
Wen i posted about mollasses i was hoping it wouldn blow up about it as its debated everywhere acrros many forums. I Dont have the khowlege to say weather or not the plants absorb the sugars or not but i agree it is benificial to the plant non the less an i will continue to add it in my feed schedule from time to time.
its 100% beneficial to the microbes which are also beneficial to the plant. It’s a knock on effect. Microbes are what make dirt work, healthy microbes = healthy soil = healthy plant. But using molasses in a sterile system that doesn’t contain microbiology is, IMO, useless.
As I said. Hotly debated even with the horticulture community
You refering to a hydro system or?
not all hydro is sterile and without microbes, but yeah.
I have allot to learn wen it comes to hydro but wen that time comes ill be back on these forums
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Don’t we all. I’m still learning and relearning stuff. Sometimes information changes
farmers in my part of the state are mainly university educated, younger and have more than one farm.
or if they aren’t uni educated have someone who is on the books.
Bullshit! A lot of councils subsidise them.