Conradino23 Keeps On Keeping On Outdoor & Indoor Using LOS/High Brix Methods

[Big Sparks]

Wow! I bet a lil of that tea would go a long way. It's always cool to take a stroll over to your journal Conradino and see what you have cooking in the organic kitchen. If your indoor girls end up anything like what you do with your outdoor projects, *whistles* then we are all in for one heck of a treat.
Sparks

 

[Conradino23]

We'll see... we'll see

 

[ilikemsticky]

that male when i open the door first thing its a very sweet odor when i rub the stem its spicey citrus he's almost ready!

 

[Conradino23]

These are really good aromas. The F1 I used to create F2 seeds was very piney, but there are so many different expressions in this line.

 

[Neiko]

Hope ya don't mind me putting these here. These are my 2 UD's. No pre-flowers yet. I really like how these plants are growing. Nice job!

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[ilikemsticky]

hey neiko they get a real nice glow to them yours look good man!

 

[lazyfish]

Nice Neiko!

Con - how do you know how much tea to use? Is it a trial and error sort of thing?

 

[Conradino23]

Hope ya don't mind me putting these here. These are my 2 UD's. No pre-flowers yet. I really like how these plants are growing. Nice job!

Both are pretty broad leaf and they're stocky with short internodes... and they both look like gals to me. I'm gonna call it now and say you're getting the Chem/Diesel expression. Cut a few clones as you won't be able to tell for sure until you cut them and smoke them. I really hope you're gonna get at least one excellent pheno!

Pretty easy to grow in HB soil, aren't they?

 

[Conradino23]

hey neiko they get a real nice glow to them yours look good man!

Agree they look as good as mine

Nice Neiko!

Con - how do you know how much tea to use? Is it a trial and error sort of thing?

Depends on the tea, but when it's diluted 4:1 it'll be all right.

 

[Conradino23]

Today I discovered I was running low on soil, so I had to make a new batch, that is cooking up as we speak!

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It's not the end yet, but most of the work's been done

 

[ilikemsticky]

very interesting whats in the jar? thats some knarly looking soil con!

 

[Conradino23]

Powdered eggshells (calcium carbonate)

 

[Neiko]

That is so cool you can make your own high brix soil.

 

[Conradino23]

Yep and it always rockz!

 

[Amy Gardner]

I love pictures of dirt

Con, what’s your take on the release time of the calcium from eggshells? I see folks saying that they wont release fast enough to be a soil amendment, and then others who obviously disagree with that. You clearly think they will or you wouldn’t be using them I guess. ANy useful tips or info to read that you can share? And what’s that rock you’re crushing? I crushed some scoria rock for one of my plants which I potted and think it’s been pretty beneficial. It’s very gratifying making one’s own rock dust

 

[Amy Gardner]

Yep and it always rockz!

It really does! I can’t wait to see your soil rock it indoors...

 

[Conradino23]

I love pictures of dirt

Con, what’s your take on the release time of the calcium from eggshells? I see folks saying that they wont release fast enough to be a soil amendment, and then others who obviously disagree with that. You clearly think they will or you wouldn’t be using them I guess. ANy useful tips or info to read that you can share? And what’s that rock you’re crushing? I crushed some scoria rock for one of my plants which I potted and think it’s been pretty beneficial. It’s very gratifying making one’s own rock dust

It will... 3 months for the release if you grinded them nicely and have the right biology for the natural adsorption.

The rock I used is a volcanic one.

 

[Conradino23]

That is so cool you can make your own high brix soil.

Yes and fully sustainable!

 

[ilikemsticky]

is that soil rite from your yard there or is it from a spot you have been working on?

 

[Conradino23]

About 50 yrds from my fence right through the gate. A meadow soil dug up from under a bunch of stinging nettles