northeastmarco
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I have done Barneys lsd as well.the first few where great.last ones I got were not good,seemed totally different .I am really trying to avoid being in the bush past mid Oct.gets too thin for my comfort level.
New England outdoor 2015
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wilddog
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These were in a big fenced in legal grow, so I had no worries there. The one I grew was lemony and diesel tasting big plant hard buds good yield well over a pound without pushing it.
natureboygrower
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Are you using compost for the nitrogen?curious because I read somewhere that worm castings lacks N.that looks like a really nice set-up BTW.i really enjoyed brewing my own as well,very small set up was all I needed and it seemed to be a1.
wilddog
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I have a bucket of chicken, cow, and sea compost that's mixed in even portions that I use as part of my blend. It's very mild if I want more N I can add Sea Bird Guano or whatever with higher N.
natureboygrower
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How much do you cut it?or you don't because its so mild?
wilddog
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In the batch u see going there is 4 Cups of that blend 4 Cups of a fungi blend 6 cups of worm castings 2 1/2 Cups of jamican Guano packed in a one gallon tea bag with a air stone in it and 2 large air stones just in the bottom of the barrel. I should have 3 really I need to pick up one more. I'm pumping 70 liters of air a minute. My teas go for about 24 to 36 hours depending on the Temps. I should also say that's just what's in the tea bag I have other things I add to the barrel.
natureboygrower
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Nice!sounds like you have that dialed in.my tea consisted of ewc or compost,fish fert,liquid kelp,and molasses.the last batch I added a blooming liquid bat guano and it really foamed nicely.nxt year I'll look into the fungi(I think my fish made it a fungal brew to some certain extent.I'm gonna look into the microbe thing)thanks for sharing
northeastmarco
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Love this time of the year everything changes in a matter of days. 
wilddog
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You should get yourself a bag of worm castings and add some of that to your tea that will introduce a good amount of certain microbes.
northeastmarco
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Thanks,starting to get a certain sweet smell as you walk up,
Kygiacomo
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the monster church is filling in nicely now fellas. i also thought my fastest strain ever would be the purple maroc but i was wrong! its sannies heribei..i think it will be done in 2 weeks tops its 30% milky and 70% clear. pic 1-2 is the monster church pics 3-4 is the heribei.
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wilddog
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Very nice
northeastmarco
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I have been going in to check on the girls more than usual to water and check for mold due to the long stretch of high humidity and no rain. Some getting frosty and some getting thicker
Moderndayhippy
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First time ever growing outdoors. Put 5 clones in a 10x15 fenced in area and dug holes about 3 feet deep and 3 feet around and filled with 20+ year old composted grass clippings and potting soil. One is a couple weeks into flower the other 4 have just started.
They are 8-9 feet tall now and completely occupy the 10x15 fenced area. My friend is 6 feet tall and you can see he is dwarfed by them. Been growing indoor for a number of years first run outdoors really enjoying it and excited to see what the yield is.
They are 8-9 feet tall now and completely occupy the 10x15 fenced area. My friend is 6 feet tall and you can see he is dwarfed by them. Been growing indoor for a number of years first run outdoors really enjoying it and excited to see what the yield is.
northeastmarco
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Ssh
Kygiacomo
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they are looking good for first time outdoors. u will really love outdoors after u see how much bubble hash u can get just from the trim alone,not counting all those monster buds that will soon to be there
Kygiacomo
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not long now marco! im looking forward to seeing how my organic plot does. its my first year trying living soil to grow in