Herbie's Beans - Black Widow And Super Skunk

Overall that plant looks healthy just that 1tisted misformed leaf🤔

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BudShark said:
do you have any worms in that raised bed? I run my outdoor soil thru a steel mesh after every grow to remove all the roots and add a little bone meal, blood meal, a hand full of all purpose granular slow release fertilizer, chicken manure, worm castings, perlite, my own compost and use root farm soil to keep the soil from binding and allowing oxygen to enter, root farm is mostly wood chips and not a soil, grow medium I think. I takes me a full day in hot summer heat to do this, I have huge pots, do you think its necessary? cheers P.S. I always find allot of worms that make there way up thru the large holes I made at the bottom of my pots.
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I can't really say to be honest but i would think if you have a GOOD population of worms in the pots you are good out of 3 test so far not one came back saying anything about mine needing
castings or compost, I have Alot of worms in there red wigglers and super red my soil is 3years old ,it was going good until I got creative 🤣🤣 and gypsum helps aeration
 
Have you ever cut the bottom off your outside pots and put amendment in there put tge pot on too and plant like usually?? Man the Fungi will come to the nearby trees and plants and supply nuits to your plants ive seen that in my outdoor grow when I lived up north in Gods Country!
 
seaofgreen18 said:
Have you ever cut the bottom off your outside pots and put amendment in there put tge pot on too and plant like usually?? Man the Fungi will come to the nearby trees and plants and supply nuits to your plants ive seen that in my outdoor grow when I lived up north in Gods Country!
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Dig a hole bigger than the pot and put it right in the ground no bottom on the pot. It works GREAT 👍💯
 
Thanks for the great info, I like the idea of the roots going deeper, I think i will dig and put a 5 gallon pail with no bottom and lots of drilled holes on the side, make a big hole in the center of my pots and place them over the burried pails. I am sure the worms will be coming up into the pots, along with fungi, will throw in some egg shells in the soil for calcium, I have made some homemade stuff that i add every watering. Thanks No news on light and amendments?
 
Clones are still hanging in there and The ones in the pots got searchers coming out the bottom, I added a pinch of gypsum to the soil . The soil is a little dense Holds ALOT of water they stay wet a little to long for my liking if i would have planned better with the testing, amendments and such it wouldn't have taken this long!!
Im in the regrouping mode and big change/ learning curve mode with that light

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The bed is still @ t50 mb's soil tension (WET) bottom end is 80 mb's ,100mb's is target for me 120mb imo is upper limit (dry) but after a flush it doesn't dry out that QUICK when you got 180 gal's of soil and you gotta flush 20% run off that's ALOT of water something like 40gals of runoff and that's not accounting for what the soil holds with the organic material and char!!! Learn from me "Sometimes, LESS is MORE!!"✌️ Dont just throw shit at tge plant! Consider that it may not be a deficiency…
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pH imbalance
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Over/Under Fertilization
 
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