Pinworm
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Oooo side-by-side. Where do I sign up?
Strange phenomenon or genetic mutation?
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MD914
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Just started the germination this morning...won't be much to compare for a minute! Lol...I'll start a journal on them in a few weeks
dlftmyers
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I'm using Ocean Forest but I might switch soils next grow, The Ocean Forest is a great soil only thing I had to do was add some extra lime to it. I want to try using a soil recipe that Dank420 gave me for my next run...
MD914
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So that awesome tomato cage monster that you've got is in Ocean Forest? We NEED to talk!! LOL... How did/do you feed her? Transplant when she's hungry? Teas? Adding nutes? I want DETAILS....SPILL DlftmyersI'm using Ocean Forest but I might switch soils next grow, The Ocean Forest is a great soil only thing I had to do was add some extra lime to it. I want to try using a soil recipe that Dank420 gave me for my next run...
dlftmyers
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That's the one
dlftmyers
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Okay slow down lol, I really did not do anything special except for training her, I just gave her plain tap water added a little extra lime and just a little bit of nutes always less then what the bottle says. This is how I do it, I water,water,light feed, water see how she is doing if she looks like she is hungry a little more food but I never overdue it, I transplanted her twice she is now in a 5 gallon bucket that a drilled plenty of drainage holes in, I used the smart pot last time it also worked great only problem I could say is with the smart pots when your done with them its a bitch to get the the root ball out All the roots get attached to the pot and it makes it a bitch to pull that bitch out, I hope this helps a little, I suck at explaining things as you can tell I wish i was as detailed as Pinworm is I love how his post are always so detailed, Let me know if there is something I did not explain and i will try my best to answer youSo that awesome tomato cage monster that you've got is in Ocean Forest? We NEED to talk!! LOL... How did/do you feed her? Transplant when she's hungry? Teas? Adding nutes? I want DETAILS....SPILL Dlftmyers
Trousers
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yep, love side by sides
Mr.Vega
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ocean forest is lesser quality and u will introduce gnats into ur garden again...I nvr knew u found the soil I use.down there...ive not.seen it anywhere but where I get mine...was it hard to find?
MD914
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My hydro store sells it...doesn't look like your bag but it's the same company and the closest I could get...
MD914
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Please pardon my ignorance but why do people say that it's "soil less"? Is that soil LESS NUTES?
MD914
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Ok...that's what I thought...but somebody said my mix was "soil less"...it HAS soil though
MD914
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Ok...now I'm confused?!?!
Pinworm
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Potting soil used in your mix? Your growing in soil.
No potting soil in your mix? Then it's usually referred to as a hempy bucket mix.
Example: Vermiculite, Peat moss, Perlite @ 1:3 ratio is considered hempy. And, Ocean Forest is considered organic soil, because it contains living microbes (and potting soil).
No potting soil in your mix? Then it's usually referred to as a hempy bucket mix.
Example: Vermiculite, Peat moss, Perlite @ 1:3 ratio is considered hempy. And, Ocean Forest is considered organic soil, because it contains living microbes (and potting soil).
dlftmyers
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I know you hate when I do this but this link explains a lot of things http://www.greatgardenplants.com/index.php?pageId=346