phatptrck1
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Last years grow produced a measly nickel of bud between two females- maybe even more than I expected as I kept them indoors a bit long and practically ignored them after I put them out...
Anyhow I have a number of plants, all random bagseed, with my three largest and oldest in 5 gallon buckets with a mixture of scotts garden soil, soil from the downhill slope of my horseshit pile, and horseshit, as well as stones on the bottom for drainage with 10 or so nickel sized holes in the bottoms.
Maybe not the best mix I know, but as of now they've had plenty of N. they're just over 3 feet in height and all are almost two buckets in width, not scraggly in the least.
I know I made a big mistake in not adding perlite, but screw it they're far from dead. healthy with nice thick stalks actually. no plans to further transplant them.
No preflowers yet, so I assume the plants have much to grow before the seasons over.
So a question: what should I be looking to add for nutrients from here on out? Would FF Big Bloom be sufficient?
Anyhow I have a number of plants, all random bagseed, with my three largest and oldest in 5 gallon buckets with a mixture of scotts garden soil, soil from the downhill slope of my horseshit pile, and horseshit, as well as stones on the bottom for drainage with 10 or so nickel sized holes in the bottoms.
Maybe not the best mix I know, but as of now they've had plenty of N. they're just over 3 feet in height and all are almost two buckets in width, not scraggly in the least.
I know I made a big mistake in not adding perlite, but screw it they're far from dead. healthy with nice thick stalks actually. no plans to further transplant them.
No preflowers yet, so I assume the plants have much to grow before the seasons over.
So a question: what should I be looking to add for nutrients from here on out? Would FF Big Bloom be sufficient?
