Borealis Basin Autos - With Phobos

well soil growstyle is based upon beneficial micro-organisms that break down your biological nutrients to absorbable,chemicly available nutrients
for example : you take 100% sterilised coco and add bionutes like algae based or wormcastings and more like that ... without adding Mycorrhizae the nutrients will not be absorbable by the plant cause its locked in a more complex biological form, so without bacteria in a sterile subtrate like coco youll get a dead plant as soon as its reserves are depleted... now the bacteria they predigest these organic nutes and breaks them down in more chemically absorbable nutrients and infact trades with the plant roots these nutrients for a small amount of sugars and starches from the root in a symbiotic relationship ..; thats why ppl tend to reffer to their mix as "living soil"
Okay well I understand a bit better now thank you p✊
 
If you are prepared for sequestration (and it appears you were), late-stage hermies can be a terrific opportunity for free seeds.

Congratulations Phobos! :goodjob::thumb::bravo::cheer:

Everything is looking great, as always! Continue to enjoy the excellent photos too.
 
Shucks. I'm blushing now.:oops:
I'm always open to tips and suggestions. ;)


Pics in a little while. I'm beat, need dinner and a movie with Mrs.A.

I like how you bolded you post makes it easy to identify quickly the thread owners post I liek that ✊

That one, message got by me earlier.
My eyesight prefers the bold.:cool:
Helps me proof read.:bong:
 
Shucks. I'm blushing now.:oops:
I'm always open to tips and suggestions. ;)


Pics in a little while. I'm beat, need dinner and a movie with Mrs.A.



That one, message got by me earlier.
My eyesight prefers the bold.:cool:
Helps me proof read.:bong:
I like that idea on chrome version it isn’t allowing me to bold though .
 
Some nice things.:bong:
Sweet Trainwreck on plurple.:cool:


Bloody Skunk being skunk-elicious


CMXL Twins.



All together now!:theband:


Except YOU! :adore:


 
I've been watching that one in amazement. :cool:
The plants I've taken down hastily at the advertised times never seem to smoke as well.
That is one of the wonderful things about cannabis though.
The diversity is real! o_O
 
I agree, to much of the ruderalis genes. :peace:
I was thinking that the opposite was reason they take longer than advertised time.
To little ruderalis genetics left, from trying to incorporate size and density from other types.
Enough to be an auto, just a slow developer.


I had a GSC from fastbuds that didn't flower at all.:rip:
I had to quell it, needed the space as it just kept growing/vegetating.
 
I agree, to much of the ruderalis genes. :peace:
I was thinking that the opposite was reason they take longer than advertised time.
To little ruderalis genetics left, from trying to incorporate size and density from other types.
Enough to be an auto, just a slow developer.


I had a GSC from fastbuds that didn't flower at all.:rip:
I had to quell it, needed the space as it just kept growing/vegetating.
lol to little ruderalis ... or to much of a plant ?
 
:reading420magazine::nomo:Picture Dump:nomo::reading420magazine:

Forgive the duplicity.
The nanas from yesterday, were taken at morning then evening.
Just to document how quickly they grow and pop.:battingeyelashes:


One of the CMXL twins is being finicky, and has calcium lockout I think.
Whilst the other shows no sign of issue. :rolleyes:
My tapwater has to much calcium, and I was using CalMag to often.
So I'm using epsom in place until it recovers.:popcorn:
Balanced with a little pH down.
They are getting an additional boost of microbes.:surf:


Granny B.Skunk is waiting for the drying habitation to be clear.
She is also past due. :bong:




 
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