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It's a closet and woild it give me a lot of trichomes or would trichome production factor more than just the light source?

If you don't think this light is good, tell why and what would you suggest? Because my 1 week old plants are under it and I want to have alot of trichomes. BLOOMSPECT Upgraded 1000W LED Grow Lights with Veg & RED & Bloom 3 Modes, Daisy Chain, Double Chips Full Spectrum Plant Grow Light for...

I was told that worm castings and chicken poop have mainly more nitrogen than the other two macros, I was wondering what manures are there that has much higher proportions of phosphorus so I can get thicc resinous buds? Bonus points if it's filled with other micronutrients.

I have given it Dr. Earth all purpose 2-2-2, it's growing in fox farm ocean soil, and it's 6 weeks old.

>8 weeks old >Led 16 watt bulb >fed dr earth all purpose 222 >Growing in a solo cup

If all you need to grow or have soil is just compost/vermicompost, perlite, and texture (coco coir or peat moss), why don't I just skip dry amendments and just top dress the non amended soil with animal manure to feed the soil that feeds the plant with nutrients? Yes I probably wont have big and...

Let's say I have my basic soil of compost (from vermicompost) mixed with peat moss/coco coir in and perlite or vermiculite, instead of using dry amendments like blood meal or bone meal or kelp meal or the likes, couldn't I just top dress composted chicken manure or composted cow manure or rabbit...

why don't I just use compost mixed with coco and perlite for the top 2/3 of the container and then the bottom 1/3 being my homemade super soil? Would homemade compost (which is vermicompost mixed with some kicten scrap compost and mixed with peat and perlite and sitting out for a month) by...

Ok cool, so would it be safe to plant the autoflower directly into this soil?

That's what I meant, adding those 6 cups in total organic dry amendments to my homemade soil to just sit for a month. That's what I'm asking.

Interesting, so let's say I add to my 15 gallon homemade already composted soil in it's 15 gallon container adding 1 cup of kelp meal, 1 cup of bone meal, 1 cup of bat guano, 1 cup of fish bone meal, 1 cup of oyster shell, and 1 cup of seabird guano (all totaling up to 6 cups of dry amendments)...

My issue I have with adding the amendments is that I don't know if I'll add too much and I don't want to risk burning the soil and killing the plant. Someone on grasscity wrote a thread on making a super soil for autoflower that included the base ingredients such as peat or coco mixed with...

If humus (compost and vermicompost) is just organic material containing nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium which are the necessary elements all plants need to grow, why can't I just grow my autoflowers with just compost mixed with coco peat and perlite? I understand that dry amendments help...