Where do you get FF here in Tx? Whats the cost per cuft? Whats this roots organic you mentioned, is this an organic soil company?
Right on thanks for the info. Man, 23 bones a bag! Was there an appreciable gain in quality of the finished product?
It'll take more than a 6ft fence to keep deer out. They can hop that in their sleep.Deer will not be a problem as i will be putting up a 6 ft barbed wire fence around my grow area, it won't be a large grow but prob just a 15x15 area with some good spacing for my plants!
Not gurella either, just all for personal smokes
Yeah, skunks are a problem. They are attracted to freshly tilled soil, so planting seed in some good loose sandy loam and letting it grow naturally is a good idea around here. Or put a wire cage around it.
There are some strains that bugs don't seem to like. I was just reading about some excellent Iranian strains from Dr. Greenthumb.small vermin will be a problem where im at but, thankfully i have snares that will snap these lil buggers right in half!
Bugs will be a problem but ill be using some sprays that Badzad had posted on here previously check page 3 i believe
Also ill be putting up some sort of lining along the bottom of my fenced area so that it will hopefully not allow these vermin into my grow!
Yes, I dont have the biggest buds but Ive never had such resinous plants like I do now. The Roots is the one I use and its 21, yah, it is a bit pricey but itll have a long life at my place. Once I amend it with perlite and dolomite then use a typical organic feeding routine, I end up getting 12-14 oz. (or a lb. if I grew more indicas) out of a bag. After I use it indoors I take it outside and dump it on compost piles I made the year before, amend it, mulch it, keep it moist and Ive got a patch to grow in within a few months. FFOF gave me bigger buds and not as much resin but my nutrients were a little different so you can take that for whatever its worth, probably not much.
Mayor, first hand experience is priceless, thanks for the info, you learn more by doing than you ever will by reading. Also man I'm onboard with quality vs quantity. I personally rate flavor/aroma/potency over volume anyday. Aight so I've been using different soil mixes on almost every grow,(mostly because of availability) with mixed results. I want to try coco next and see what it produces. The past 3 grows have been organic(2in/1outdoor)using different mixes of pearlite, green sand, vermiculite along with organic substances like humate, liquid sea weed, cal-po-mag etc. I had some issues with nutrient lockout/deficiency with my outdoor grow during flowering, I think mostly due to the local water being shit. Any sugestions on overcoming the water issue? What indicas do you like?Yes, I don’t have the biggest buds but I’ve never had such resinous plants like I do now. The Roots is the one I use and its 21, yah, it is a bit pricey but it’ll have a long life at my place. Once I amend it with perlite and dolomite then use a typical organic feeding routine, I end up getting 12-14 oz. (or a lb. if I grew more indicas) out of a bag. After I use it indoors I take it outside and dump it on compost piles I made the year before, amend it, mulch it, keep it moist and I’ve got a patch to grow in within a few months. FFOF gave me bigger buds and not as much resin but my nutrients were a little different so you can take that for whatever its worth, probably not much.
