I whipped up some calcium acetate, seed sprout tea, and a fermented version of SST not too long ago. Saw a fantastic nitrogen boost and my flowers are holding their own. Can't afford to lose this yield over a simple fix, but hey, that's how we learn, right? Plus scented epsom salts. I was told wouldn't effect
Indeed, I've had success using both methods. I'll observe the progress and plan to order more MC to address the issue before it escalates. Improving my ability to read the plants is a priority. This grow has been an invaluable lesson in soil cultivation. While I've relied on fundamental items for growth, I anticipate a challenging journey. Currently, I'm contending with the consequences of an early oversight regarding the activation of my biochar.
Follow @Gee64 thread the "Gee Spot" he does great things with his soil blends .
It's all good. Just mix that right back in and it'll go away over time but in the meantime it's just more organisms breaking down your inputs. Probably from the sugar, but I get some of that growing in my extracts as well.
My man! Yeah, the Seed Sprout Ferment had a while substance but it was more like a sheet not hilly nor blue. I'm sure since it is a different product of organisms, different organisms eat it
Did you have a good Holiday? It was a bummer but still fantastic, my grandmother is sick and this will be her last. Gathered around a bed is no way anyone wants to have a holiday but I was lucky to have her for it!
Not sure what you're asking here, can you rephrase?
Where you see it has red pistils? It was looking good with all white, but then it started browning.
I will spray again in the AM.
Other than this. I recently got ahold of a bit of Kelp meal. In the current stage with the process I've been doing, I am considering doing an aerobic Kelp, compost, and some casings. Am I in the ballpark with the quickest method of getting kelp to the plant roots?
Sounds like she liked it and decided not to give up quite so soon.
No. Maybe too much light?
An aerobic tea will work great. I make an anaerobic JLF ferment and then use it as a standard small part of my veg fertilizer. I'm still experimenting with it though so not a recommendation.I want to continue using kelp but an anaerobic process instead for simplicity, this takes time so it is out the window for now and I was given a small amount. Do you have any other ideas or suggestions for implementing it into my fertilizers? Mixing it with my VEG and BLOOM mix would be fine if I wanted that yes? What I am asking is, would kelp be better as a single ingredient or part of a mix my friend?
But I do have a shot for you today
How about suspending it from eye hooks in the ceiling?
It's the only room that is away from my Fireplace, which makes it easier to have a higher humidity.
let's pay respects
Bubba (33 Days)
Watering Time! 
A02 (43 Days) gets a luxurious 1.5-gallon sip with a perfect 55 PPM and a pH of 6.75! 
This marks another step in my consistent watering routine – keeping things organic for the soil! 
Plus, the worm bin top gets a splash of the magical solution, aiming to turn it into a fortress against all things bad! 
Featured Stars! Watch out for the MJ PJF and a fresh batch of JMS below – my secret weapons! 
And yes, there's a candid reveal of a not-so-spotless tent (we all have one, right?).
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