first time organic grow

Im wondering if my setup looks right , im going to trying to harvest 3 plants every week not sure if its going to work, I was also wondering if the nuts im using look right for diff stages,i currently use soil-less mix ,and I just got that bag of bat guano and i want to use it in my bloom room, not sure if its a good idea. Im worried about burning the plants, My rooms are around 86F is this a problem I just up graded my lights yesterday I went from 2 400watts in bloom room to 2 600watts rooms were like 78F befor.

looks good wish i had that much room to work with. i would mix the guano into the soil for flowering. it works better as a top dressing or in the soil mix. it might be to much if you are adding more phosphorus. i dont really use nutes so idk about those much. but i would say it would pretty much be what i would use. if you have a good amended soil mix i would look into compost teas. i like them alot on any type of plants. just my thoughts.

Thanks for the input, I dont know how to make compost teas or how to use them :/

i would look into them aswell as looking into basic microbe things to start out with. i am 3-4 weeks away from havesting my first fully organic plant and right now she is lookin so frosty and tasty. i find it pretty easy to run organic you just need to know what to do and make the steps to get there.

I not sure whats wrong, cuz my bud always look awesome but smells kinda grassy , burns and taste funny?

not sure what , intermediums using amended soil means, I use promix its a soilless mix so that means theres nothing in it right?

How do you like the hygrozyme? I just picked up a bottle. This is my last run using bottled nutes. So I figured id try something new. My flowers used to taste funky, I started just feeding water for the last 2 1/2 weeks, and started jarring the flowers to cure them. The taste now is pretty good.

How do you like the hygrozyme? I just picked up a bottle. This is my last run using bottled nutes. So I figured id try something new. My flowers used to taste funky, I started just feeding water for the last 2 1/2 weeks, and started jarring the flowers to cure them. The taste now is pretty good.

i ONLY USE THE HYDROZYME WHEN I FEEN ITS KIND OF EXPENSIVE, I HAVE ALWAYS USEED IT SO I DONT NO HOW WELL IT REALLY WORKS BUT I HAVENT HAD ANY PROBLEMS EXCEPT FOR CURING, BUT I NO A LOT OF PROS USE IT.

A proper experiment need a controle group which i never have done.

Its pretty cool to do side by side experiments. I did it with coco, and roots organic soil. I had always used lava rocks with a continuos drip system. That's how I learned to grow, so when I decided I wanted to use organic methods I had no idea what kind of dirt to use or what. Man I was blown away by the roots. It took a miniute to realize I didn't need to feed the plants so much, or at all really for at least a month. The coco was not the way for me. It seems I had really bad deficiency. It was definatly an eye opener, you think your doing things correctly and coming out with top shelf then you realize it's crap, chemical taste no cure, just like you said "taste like hay". Fun stuff.