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Ganjagrandaddy
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Thank you camelion , glad its getting smelly now too. a couple more weeks to go. seems an age waiting. lplLooks great in there!
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Thank you camelion , glad its getting smelly now too. a couple more weeks to go. seems an age waiting. lplLooks great in there!
Cheers Celt. happily frosting up now and feels so close to the end finally . Thanks for the vibe and stopping by.Looking good GG
seeing your grow , I am surprised you get time to even eat .lol grwat to have you on-board mate. I will keep upnwith you somehow. love your out-door too. fingers crossed for a few days grace on the frost issue. I would love to grow without restrictions or stealth. Hoping to get a grip on auto growing for a sneaky guerrilla grow next summer locally. If we haven't all been killed off that is. lolI pop through every morning, but usually just buzzing the tower the past few weeks. Full out harvesting the outdoor crop taking most of my time. 8 plants down, 3 more to go
Safety glasses required looking good,Gwith some great Donkey D's formed
Cheers Dd. Happy to see your namesake arriving in abundance , nearly as happy as a coach load of grannies on a dirty weekend would be .!!!!. hahaha. So glad they filled the space as well as they have. Will easily get me to the Auto harvest time on the next run.Safety glasses required looking good,G
This is my thinking at the moment. I could germinate but this would still mean waiting for the soil and pots from this grow to make a new mix that i think will better work with autos. Using ecothrive coco-lite in the soil mix and remixing the whole medium with a charge up too. seeing how hard it was for the l.o.s to deal with the big girls flowering has me a little baffled but the MC saves the day so a lighter soil to travel through while rootball building and all the nutes available from los , then substitute again with Mc for the flowering boost. Hoping to learn a little more on autos as i go with the nextr one and possibly keeping them perpetual with a good sponsor maybe.?. fingers crossed.lolYou could be starting your autos under 12/12 in here before this lot is done. I guess?
I mean if it worked you could run an auto only perpetual garden. Just a thought.
hi Vetsmoke. They are a uk company so easy to find here in UK. They do have a site but I know there are a few growshops that sell and deliver online too. I use the whole range from the water treatment to kill chlorine, ecocharge biosys , life,-cycle , and their living organic soil. I have 60L pots for each plant to give enough medium to feed the plant ( just about makes it !) so it seems you need at least that amount to keep enough production of feeds for the plants going . I supplemented this run with Megacrop as the los is getting over ran by the plants demands. Live the products and results though.Hi @Ganjagrandaddy garden is looking great. I have been looking into ecothrive products as I'd like to minimise time mixing nutrients etc. A quick search for ecothrive on here pointed me your way. Which products did you use and how did you find them? TIA
Thanks for that. Yeah I more meant how had you found using them, which you covered anyway so much appreciated. Local hydro store stocks it all. My main concern with it is my pot size will be small. Planning to flower clones in 2L fabric pots in a small SoG style grow. Probably 6 lollipopped plants. So the amount of soil won't hold nutrients to last very long, but was thinking even if I have to sprinkle a little lifecycle on a couple of times a week and the odd biosys/charge feed it would still be less work than mixing all the other stuff up every couple of days. Think I'll just have to give it a go and see what happens. The whole plan could fall apart but won't know until I try.hi Vetsmoke. They are a uk company so easy to find here in UK. They do have a site but I know there are a few growshops that sell and deliver online too. I use the whole range from the water treatment to kill chlorine, ecocharge biosys , life,-cycle , and their living organic soil. I have 60L pots for each plant to give enough medium to feed the plant ( just about makes it !) so it seems you need at least that amount to keep enough production of feeds for the plants going . I supplemented this run with Megacrop as the los is getting over ran by the plants demands. Live the products and results though.
This is why i went to the big 60L pots too. i worried that 20L would be way too little medium to do it justice I did amend with biosys and life-cycle and charge at regular intervals watered to keep them just below moist on before each feed. I ammon the 3rd run with it now and each time , flowering runs out of steam and starts to use her stores from the leaves. previously I thought it was natural fade but seeing them using the megacrop with gumption at the same stage as previously faded has screamed feed me. Leafes have got their perfect green back ( true Megacrop style !) and the buds are so productive still. I tried adding Molasses to the water for the herd before I used the megacrop too. now feeding that in too plus foliar feeding occasionally. I think a big 100L bed or bigger is the best way to get this medium active and productive through the cycles. I did veg for 8-9 weeks though so expect i had a lot of expectations from it.Thanks for that. Yeah I more meant how had you found using them, which you covered anyway so much appreciated. Local hydro store stocks it all. My main concern with it is my pot size will be small. Planning to flower clones in 2L fabric pots in a small SoG style grow. Probably 6 lollipopped plants. So the amount of soil won't hold nutrients to last very long, but was thinking even if I have to sprinkle a little lifecycle on a couple of times a week and the odd biosys/charge feed it would still be less work than mixing all the other stuff up every couple of days. Think I'll just have to give it a go and see what happens. The whole plan could fall apart but won't know until I try.