Hijack - Auto Seeds CFL/T5 Grow

aCiDjEsUs

aCiDjEsUs

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RetiredMatthebrute said:
would be sweet to do a side by side..... :) you seem to be producing some really quality shit and i want to see if the sensi can compete with grasshopper :)


BTW i dont mean that in any way negative or holding myself on a pedastal just a joke since i have been with you from day 1 of your grow :)
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This just made my day! :) and I didn't think you meant that in a negative way, and you are right you have been there since day one.

First I want to grow out that chronic, and after that grow I'll have to decide to with which one to go.
But Thank you for a very kind words ;)
 
aCiDjEsUs

aCiDjEsUs

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Hey guys, any of you used or know any one that used earth juice - amazon bloom soil? I'm thinking about getting a bag and try out for my next run.

Here's some info on it:

By far the "Best" horticultural medium available for indoor and outdoor plants. For lush growth and vibrant flowers there's no better choice. Contains: peat moss, forest compost, coconut coir, feather meal, bat guano, marinebird fossilized guano, steamed bone meal, sulfate of potash magnesia from langbenite, neem meal, earthworm castings, sea kelp (ascophyllum nodosum), humate ore (leonardite) yucca meal, oyster shell lime. The recommended companion to the Earth Juice line of fertilizers.
 
growman3666

growman3666

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aCiDjEsUs said:
Hey guys, any of you used or know any one that used earth juice - amazon bloom soil? I'm thinking about getting a bag and try out for my next run.

Here's some info on it:

By far the "Best" horticultural medium available for indoor and outdoor plants. For lush growth and vibrant flowers there's no better choice. Contains: peat moss, forest compost, coconut coir, feather meal, bat guano, marinebird fossilized guano, steamed bone meal, sulfate of potash magnesia from langbenite, neem meal, earthworm castings, sea kelp (ascophyllum nodosum), humate ore (leonardite) yucca meal, oyster shell lime. The recommended companion to the Earth Juice line of fertilizers.
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Sounds Delicious. But sounds like id get raided by animals if i used it outdoors here.
 
aCiDjEsUs

aCiDjEsUs

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RetiredMatthebrute said:
what are you using now?
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Matt FFOF cut with about 25%-30% of perlite. There's nothing wrong with it, like you said if it's not broken why fix it, but I was just thinking about using something different for this run.
I want these plant's to have the best time in them pots ;)
 
aCiDjEsUs

aCiDjEsUs

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Shit I was just cutting my soil with some perlite, at what ratio should I use that espoma garden tone and some espoma garden lime? is the same espoma stuff that they sell at HD and Lowes?
 
RetiredMatthebrute

RetiredMatthebrute

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aCiDjEsUs said:
Shit I was just cutting my soil with some perlite, at what ratio should I use that espoma garden tone and some espoma garden lime? is the same espoma stuff that they sell at HD and Lowes?
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yeah i have found it at home depot, i use 1/2 a bag (big bag) of the Espma garden tone and 1 cup of the espoma garden lime per 1 bag of soil...no exact measurments really.......
 
aCiDjEsUs

aCiDjEsUs

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RetiredMatthebrute said:
yeah i have found it at home depot, i use 1/2 a bag (big bag) of the Espma garden tone and 1 cup of the espoma garden lime per 1 bag of soil...no exact measurments really.......
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Cool cool, I'll have to go and pick it up tomorrow, because my wife will pick up the soil on her way back from work, so I'll have to stop by hd and get some of that stuff.
 
aCiDjEsUs

aCiDjEsUs

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Few pictures of fruit auto, I think she will come down on sat. I'm scoping her every day and every day I see more and more amber trichomes, so will see how she will look on sat.
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