montana5991
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what is a good 100% organic soil to start with and what nutes?
first grow/organic
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wyteberrywidow
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You can start with fox farms ocean forest soil and fox farms nutes.Thats all organic.
The Warlord
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Only one of the fox farms nutes is organic. The others are not.
plantsinpants
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hey there! welcome to the wonderfull world of organic gardening!!
i use pro-mix then i add my own recipe! mexican & idian bat guanos ,earthworm castings, seabird guano, and Advanced-Nutrients Nirvan biostimulant,, ( google " guano tea " for precise ratios )
i use pro-mix then i add my own recipe! mexican & idian bat guanos ,earthworm castings, seabird guano, and Advanced-Nutrients Nirvan biostimulant,, ( google " guano tea " for precise ratios )
montana5991
Member
ok thanks everyone for the repsonses. and since i can only use one fox farm nute wats a good all organic line up to use
MyGTO2007
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do not use foxfarm nutes they r not organic!!!!!!!!!!!! the one is just organic base...not 100% organic.........
Find Blue Mountian Organics on E~ Bay
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TheNatural
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The Trees can grow in pure sand as their number one source of everything is LIGHT.
The only thing we are really doing with all of the rich soils that most build is trying to make up for what lack of light most have in their grows.
If you want to go extra cheap on building soil, I will give you the cheapest advice, but I can assure you, that it will allow you a wonderful Organic product that will probably be the best you have had and you can do this throughout the grow.
Simply, take your pots or pots and go to wal-Mart ect and buy a bag of Miracle Grow Organic choice soil " not a miracle grow fan at all, but I use this soil and it is very good and have had nothing but prize results, as it is up to you to build it correctly anyhow. "
Put you a few handlfuls of rocks a little bigger than pebbles and a bannana and two apples and cut them up and mix them in the soil and go to a fishing store and buy you a cup of red worms and put them in the pot and cover them.
Water the soil a little bit and do not let it dry out as you will let the soil sit " with at least a few hours of light a day, " for two weeks, while you are getting ready to germinate your seed or seeds.
If you have a nice fertile lawn nearby, that has not had chemicals used, you can also get a small scoop of yard dirt " make sure there's no grass in your scoop " to add some micro beasties and other beneficials to the soil for the price of nothing, " the soil beasties will populate and the worms will feed and poop out one of the best fertilizers in the world " worm castings/crap. "
Water every seven to eight days with pure water and a teaspoon or two of raw apple cider vinegar for every gallon of water.
During flowering. you will want to water them every other watering, with " Unsulfured Backstrap Molasses or Raw Dark Honey.......has to be RAW and Natural Honey, " at about two to three spoons per gallon.
Soil bugs will not get on your plants and will only benefit them.
You can also buy a cheap bag of chamomile seeds and plant a couple Chamomile flowers in your pot with the " Tree " and it will also benefit as a companion and increase the essential oils within the Cannabis and even help feed the Cannabis appropriately as the Chamomile, will re-release it's own aquired nutrients back to it's friend Cannabis, in a more controled way.
Very simple and very cheap and your smoke will be incredible and most of all " Organic and Healthy. "
PROMISE..
Be Blessed,
Rev. TheNatural
The only thing we are really doing with all of the rich soils that most build is trying to make up for what lack of light most have in their grows.
If you want to go extra cheap on building soil, I will give you the cheapest advice, but I can assure you, that it will allow you a wonderful Organic product that will probably be the best you have had and you can do this throughout the grow.
Simply, take your pots or pots and go to wal-Mart ect and buy a bag of Miracle Grow Organic choice soil " not a miracle grow fan at all, but I use this soil and it is very good and have had nothing but prize results, as it is up to you to build it correctly anyhow. "
Put you a few handlfuls of rocks a little bigger than pebbles and a bannana and two apples and cut them up and mix them in the soil and go to a fishing store and buy you a cup of red worms and put them in the pot and cover them.
Water the soil a little bit and do not let it dry out as you will let the soil sit " with at least a few hours of light a day, " for two weeks, while you are getting ready to germinate your seed or seeds.
If you have a nice fertile lawn nearby, that has not had chemicals used, you can also get a small scoop of yard dirt " make sure there's no grass in your scoop " to add some micro beasties and other beneficials to the soil for the price of nothing, " the soil beasties will populate and the worms will feed and poop out one of the best fertilizers in the world " worm castings/crap. "
Water every seven to eight days with pure water and a teaspoon or two of raw apple cider vinegar for every gallon of water.
During flowering. you will want to water them every other watering, with " Unsulfured Backstrap Molasses or Raw Dark Honey.......has to be RAW and Natural Honey, " at about two to three spoons per gallon.
Soil bugs will not get on your plants and will only benefit them.
You can also buy a cheap bag of chamomile seeds and plant a couple Chamomile flowers in your pot with the " Tree " and it will also benefit as a companion and increase the essential oils within the Cannabis and even help feed the Cannabis appropriately as the Chamomile, will re-release it's own aquired nutrients back to it's friend Cannabis, in a more controled way.
Very simple and very cheap and your smoke will be incredible and most of all " Organic and Healthy. "
PROMISE..
Be Blessed,
Rev. TheNatural
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TheNatural
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By the way, not only can you plant a couple Chamomile, but you can also plant you a Basil Herb with your Tree and it will be a natural bug repellant to those bugs that could possibly try to come in and make themselves at home within your plants leaves.
There is still somewhat of a balance that can be achieved indoors with a little knowledge and planting the right things around and moreso with your Tree or Trees.
I just personnaly cannot stand using anything rsembling a chemical and you really do not have too, if you understand the relationships between other types of plants that work with other types to keep bugs and other ailments at bay, without contributing to ignorance and putting money in the pockets of those that sell chemicals to cover up a problem, instead of bringing a little nature in the door and letting it be handled in a more natural and healthy way for you my friend and your girls or gilrs.
Blessings,
Rev. TheNatural
There is still somewhat of a balance that can be achieved indoors with a little knowledge and planting the right things around and moreso with your Tree or Trees.
I just personnaly cannot stand using anything rsembling a chemical and you really do not have too, if you understand the relationships between other types of plants that work with other types to keep bugs and other ailments at bay, without contributing to ignorance and putting money in the pockets of those that sell chemicals to cover up a problem, instead of bringing a little nature in the door and letting it be handled in a more natural and healthy way for you my friend and your girls or gilrs.
Blessings,
Rev. TheNatural
wingman12
Active Member
Im on my first grow and I use to botanicare line. Im impressed, my girls have been so happy with it. I also used some bat guano and they loved it in flowering. My harvest will be in 4 weeks or so. Here is a link to roots organics soils. I used the 707 and the regular soil and I cant complain. Ill throw in a few pics from the other day also. Good luck!!
http://www.aurorainnovations.org/formula_707.html
http://www.aurorainnovations.org/formula_707.html
