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good luck to ya <3

glad someone offered tights some good info.

Not saying its the best, but I use Fox farm ocean forest with extra perlite, worm castings, and a litle bit of miracle grow moisture control. Works pretty well

Well they wouldnt really be a threat to each other for another month or two, but you have to realize that the longer you wait the more developed the root structure is going to be, and the harder it is goign to be to transplant. I would transplant now, so that you dont have to worry about it...

Hey guys, just letting you know bcseedking.com switched there 10 free seeds from bc mango to Juicy Fruit. Just like to keep everyone up to date on free seed deals. = ) happy growing <3

By the way, do you have a grow journal or any pics?

Alright, well im coming up on week 3 for my plants, and the leaves are starting to fade a bit, so I think ill start them off at 1/4th and see how they like it. Probably go to 1/2 strength either week 4 or 5. Thanks for the info pica

I may be growing bc mango right now. Got a mix from bcseedking and bc mango was one of the strains in the mix. Not sure yet which strains I planted because they werent labeled, but possibly mango

So you use nutes at full strength once a week?

When did you start using them at full strength? what did you start out at? Any pictures?

Yeah deffently depends on the strain. Thanks for the information though.

hey im trying to find out how far you can push most plants with the fox farm nutes. If you have used the nutrients could you please list your feeding schedual. Not detailed, but just when you started and what you started at, and what you ended at. Also if you could please tell how the...

this thread get abandoned?

I guess im going to jamaica = )

one more thing, just in case. Dont use pine needles to cover up your soil though, it makes the ground very acidic and usually kills plants. not sure if you have any pine trees nearby, but I thought just in case I better make sure you know that. Even though we are competing, I dont want your...

If you want to transplant it into a pot with good soil, that will work as well. I would reccomend using a pot anywhere from 2-5 gallons. Goodluck mate<3

keep it up browndirt, and thanks for the videos we all appreciate it.

I usually shoot for 4 ozs a plant or more outdoors

hummm you have 4 plants..... I have 4 plants.... looks like we do have a competition ; )

Also, not sure if you did it just for the picture but, I would cover your soil up so it dosnt look so obvious that its dug up. Put leaves and sticks over the soil to help disguise it, as well as help keep the moisture in the soil from being evaporated by the sun.