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Laughing Grass

Laughing Grass

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StareCase said:
3 bags of dry vs. 7 messy and leaking jugs?

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I am prolly goin' the dry route in the fall too.
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7 jugs? That's nuts... like advanced nutrients nuts.
 
laddyd

laddyd

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Here's an update on the ghetto garage grow.
She is getting heavy and starting to suffer. The leaves are shiny and clawing and starting to look ugly.
I think what I'm seeing is salt build up from the nutes. I flushed her yesterday[I know right]. After it drains a little better I'm going to flush her again before starting back up with the Maxibloom. One of the problems with a small SIP pot is the salts start to build up with nowhere to go. No problem with a quick growing plant, but this one is a slow maturing sativa.
The aptly named red haired Mexican.

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RetiredToker76

RetiredToker76

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Team gives no salts. no fucks reporting in with somewhere around 32 (two not pictures because they're shy) bottles in total.

The twelve usual suspects.
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Team Refill:
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Team Red and Yellow are the holy roller team they both popped first feet on Easter, much to my surprise 3 days after being cut. The rest the tank will pop in the next two to four days.

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shnkrmn

shnkrmn

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My issue with that stuff is it has a 3 month nutrient charge and it's formulated to retain water with a polymer gel. I prefer to be in control of all my inputs so I want an entirely inert medium like promix hp which has plenty of perlite already in it so I need no amendments.. Likewise, moisture retention interferes with getting positive runoff in dtw.
 
laddyd

laddyd

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shnkrmn said:
My issue with that stuff is it has a 3 month nutrient charge and it's formulated to retain water with a polymer gel. I prefer to be in control of all my inputs so I want an entirely inert medium like promix hp which has plenty of perlite already in it so I need no amendments.. Likewise, moisture retention interferes with getting positive runoff in dtw.
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Exactly.
The Walmart stuff just has peat, coco, perlite, dolomitic lime and myco.
I think the coco makes it a moisture potting mix. Nothing that a sack of perlite won't fix.
 
DMChiz

DMChiz

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laddyd said:
Exactly.
The Walmart stuff just has peat, coco, perlite, dolomitic lime and myco.
I think the coco makes it a moisture potting mix. Nothing that a sack of perlite won't fix.
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The 112L bale consists of:
  • Canadian sphagnum peat moss (60-75%)
  • Peat humus (except 2 cu ft comp.)
  • Compost (except 2 cu ft comp.)
  • Perlite
  • Gypsum
  • Limestone (for pH adjustment)
  • Organic fertilizer
  • Mycorrhizae - PTB297 Technology
  • Coir / coconut fibre (2 cu ft comp. only)
 
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