Thanks Tead.That pretty much mirrors my timelines. I have to keep track of things for kit purposes, but I go a little overboard on record-keeping. I console my angst over that obsession with the idea that I'm still learning the ropes, but yesterday I was looking through records for the daughter, to determine when she started her capsule regimen and it occurred to me that I could probably stop tracking things so closely. I write it all on a calander anyway. It might be time in my training to become less record-oriented and more instinctive.
It's nice that the hempies all get watered on the same day. Next step is decide if osmo and the expensive bottles are comparable. Hmmm..... to do so would require me to test a single strain in the medium using each nute source....... I can do that tomorrow. I'll be planting the first of the Tribute Medicinal Gardens seeds. I want one in soil, but I could run two hempies at the same time.
You've changed the way I garden in the most dramatic way Tead. With this planting I believe the hempies may outnumber tthe expensive soil.
I really should keep records. Makes it hard to help others sometimes.
I made the move from bottled to Osmo, and tho I'm still dabbling with dosages, I've been very satisfied with the move.
And yes, the slope your currently sliding down is a slippery one. Tead wonders if you'll join him at the bottom or if you'll find a touch of soil to hang onto along your way. Fun to watch over the days/months/years.
Ten gallon pots is a great choice. You'll see improvement, depending on the light source. More root space demands more light, in many cases, if you plan of greater yields.
