She’s a beast
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Gussy85
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Thanks!
1/3 part sea compost and worm castings
1/3 part small lava rock
1/3 part peat
add Gaia Green dry amendments (80% 4-4-4/20% 2-8-4)
add a tablespoon per gallon of Gaia Green Epsom for sulphur and magnesium
add water with mycorrhizae/kelp/molasses
turn every 4-7 days and keep moist in a big container with the lid on. Add water when needed for at least 6 weeks while it cooks. I’m sure you can honestly plant the girl in the mix right away as it won’t burn it like liquid nutes.
Havent ph’d the water once the entire grow and not a single deficiency. Was scared to do it though, thought it was a gamble. Has worked perfect!
Only other thing I would add if I could is Gaia oyster shell flower for the calcium but it’s pricey and very hard to find.
(recycled this soil as well. Second grow).
Rozgreenburn
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Nice job, water only! I won't over pay for basic amendments so, I purchased a 50# bag of crushed oyster shell at a local feed store. I run it through an old timey hand crank kitchen grinder. 50# of oyster flour for about 12 bucks. Works great for me, good luck...
Looking dope!
medicaloutlaw
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Very well done !
Gussy85
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Tracker
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Nice even canopy
ComfortCreator
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Real nice job. I'm very impressed you resisted the urge to put more plants in there. BD grows big and you will have a massive harvest. I pulled a ton of BD down over the last few months. So tasty and the smell is just killer. Blueberries and rotten fruit
durbanpoisoner
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Looks fantastic. I would definitely like to do organics one day.
Gussy85
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you bet and thanks!
Gussy85
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Update- 6.5 weeks of flower. Seems to be cruising along. The biggest branches on her seem to have fan leaves showing a deficiency or they could be starting to fade not quite sure.
The leaves look almost like a zinc deficiency but getting close to 7 weeks I’m not very worried as it might be fading.
The leaves look almost like a zinc deficiency but getting close to 7 weeks I’m not very worried as it might be fading.
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ComfortCreator
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The third picture looks likes it is underfed. The other 2 are great. Are those branches in the 3rd pic closest to the lights?
Gussy85
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Yes they’re the largest branches and closest to the lights.
ComfortCreator
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Have you done any topdressing?