Everyone keeps telling me my 21L bucket is too small and your saying an extra 12L is too big? Haha I can't please anyone. The thought was to either grow outside in winter or in a large machinery shed, depending on temps still.
I was literally just going to make a batch with molasses, the compost once it's ready and some worm castings. I don't want to go too crazy with bat guano and all that other interesting stuff people chuck in. I like trying new things but I also like to KISS if you know what I mean. Gave my compost a stir the other day and saw a couple worms still present, so hopefully they don't mind it in there too much.
Cheers ya funky skunk! I usually just amuse myself (classic dad)Love your journal you hilarious bastard
Haha, you had me cracking up. Hope your girl puts out some roots for ya. I snapped a top off one of my plants accidentally a couple of weeks back, rammed it in some Coco with no rooting hormone or humidity dome thinking ahh what the hell, and it rooted! So its currently basking in 12/12 HPS glory with my 4 plants in flower. Fuck only knows what will happen to it...
I literally just read that when I scoped your grow, ya bastard! I think I should have put mine in some kind of medium straight up but I decided I'd try using my aero sprayer to just keep the stem wet. Shoulda seen your thread 3 weeks ago haha
Yeah dude you could end up with bigger yield then you would have from that budsite. I wouldn't suggest trying what I'm doing, I've read it's low chance of working, probs not worth it. Your others look like they recovered wellhahaha, thanks for stopping by my journal! Yeah it was in flower, it's putting out Pistils right now. Not exactly sure what to do with it to be honest, don't have another grow room for it. So im probably just gonna keep it alive with the 12/12 girls until they finish, who knows, it might give me a popcorn bud
I'm still a noob and haven't gone to harvest yet (mainly because of a couple male setbacks..) but the whole reason for me bothering with co2 is because I am growing in a sealed fridge. If I didn't have it there's no way the plants would survive. If you look at my previous post making my co2 batches, you can see it really isn't costly at all. I mean we waste money on all the chemicals under the sun to increase yield so for something so easy to do that has proven benefits and is really cheap, I can only see positives.
Just thought I'd reply to my posts as no one else does. I researched further and if someone else would like to know, my compost needs to be a dark crumbly matter to be ready, and shouldn't smell like dogs arse (dogs arse is actually a compliment) should be an "earthy" smell, whatever that means. I guess opposed to "alien diarrhea."Compost users help please.
I have a bin that's been going since about October/November. I've only added a few loads of grass clippings and all the kitchen scraps. It's become quite a pungeont, thick mixture.
Question is, would it be ready to use in a compost tea? I'm planning to use them this run, as long as plant is doing well. I've never used compost in my life so I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing.
Haha I might be the only Aussie bloke that never got into Mad Max. Didn't even see it until I was an adult. Maybe that's why.. love the quote though. Feel free to chuck us some wisdom from your grow experience dude, you may be new but you've been doing a shit hot job so far, alot better then my dying monster cropped clone lol and my many ungermed ancient bag seeds.
