Skunk Qabbage-AKbeanbrains-Earth Boxes-Living organic soil

[PK1]

lol, are you planning on growing trees or what. That long plant is going to stretch like a lot in flower.

 

[Loudtreefarms]

I have foliar sprayed into week 5 of flower only if my humidity levels are WAY controllable and low. Usually week 4/5 is still cool as you don’t have major buds yet that will trap the moisture. I run lots of fans also for this reason also.

I like to foliar fermented frass the best. I have foliar sprayed grow cal, fulpower, sea-90. I’ll also load my plants with chitin early flower.

Some guys like foliar some don’t . I have done it and not and my plants just seem way more on point and robust with loud terp profiles when I do….

 

[Loudtreefarms]

Think it’s obviously a lot late for this net but I gotta force the big one to grow sideways more even if I have to lose the little ones…wasn’t planning on having three. No balls on the other two, but no hairs either. Goal was to have two and they would be same size or trained evenly. After I work out the mother, the next grow will be the easier one.

I love it

 

[stp]

lol, are you planning on growing trees or what. That long plant is going to stretch like a lot in flower.

It’s “in flower” I flipped almost two weeks ago. and it has stretched but yes, I do expect more….this whole run is a cluster for me just trying to establish a new strain and a mom.

 

[stp]

I have foliar sprayed into week 5 of flower only if my humidity levels are WAY controllable and low. Usually week 4/5 is still cool as you don’t have major buds yet that will trap the moisture. I run lots of fans also for this reason also.

I like to foliar fermented frass the best. I have foliar sprayed grow cal, fulpower, sea-90. I’ll also load my plants with chitin early flower.

Some guys like foliar some don’t . I have done it and not and my plants just seem way more on point and robust with loud terp profiles when I do….

Im all in, I am using the peach and prob some Organics alive which is really soluble.

 

[stp]

I want to thin them out but since they are slow to sex and since I was chopping leaves all the way into the first week I flipped lights, I feel like I need to wait. Tomrrow will be 14 days after flipping lights. Like I said, I Trimmed about 5-6 days ago and reconsidered my actions since they were slow to sex. Thoughts?

 

[Loudtreefarms]

I want to thin them out but since they are slow to sex and since I was chopping leaves all the way into the first week I flipped lights, I feel like I need to wait. Tomrrow will be 14 days after flipping lights. Like I said, I Trimmed about 5-6 days ago and reconsidered my actions since they were slow to sex. Thoughts?

You could always just thin a little here and there instead of doing a few major defoliations? Wait a few days if ya are second guessing. You won’t have any issues if ya wait a few days to let plants destress a little bit. Nature drops leafs randomly all the time not a bunch at one time imo.

 

[ezenzyme]

loud tree, you like to hit em with some crab or a different form of chitin?

 

[Loudtreefarms]

loud tree, you like to hit em with some crab or a different form of chitin?

My go too is crab and insect frass

the outdoor gardens get slammed pretty good with crab top dress and insect frass right before they wanna start showing signs of flower so the dry amendments have time to break down and plants can absorb for flower .

 

[ezenzyme]

Yum! I have been rocking malted barley hard on flip and hear its got a decent content of chitin

 

[Loudtreefarms]

Yum! I have been rocking malted barley hard on flip and hear its got a decent content of chitin

Ya I think Sprouted malted barley has some amazing benefits . Clakamas Coot has a pretty decent right up on barley. Vermicompost all our soil as best we can on our farm.

But with stp running earth boxs and living soil he is setting himself up for success. He is doing what I do out door large scale- on a small scale indoor…. It’s badass.

 

[stp]

Yum! I have been rocking malted barley hard on flip and hear its got a decent content of

Ya I think Sprouted malted barley has some amazing benefits . Clakamas Coot has a pretty decent right up on barley. Vermicompost all our soil as best we can on our farm.

But with stp running earth boxs and living soil he is setting himself up for success. He is doing what I do out door large scale- on a small scale indoor…. It’s badass.

I’ve got all the organic shit too. I’ve got sprouted seed mix from build a soil (ala clackmass), I’ve got Gro-Kashi, frass, kelp, alfalfa, compost, fermented peach extract, aloe flakes, coconut powder, gypsum, oyster flour, Rootwise, big6 micro nutrients, worm castings, build a bloom, craft blend, (3) Organics Alive, twelve seed cover crop, and all of this is from Jeremey Silva at Buildasoil in Colorado. I’ve got so much shit I can use it is ridiculous.

 

[PK1]

I’ve got all the organic shit too. I’ve got sprouted seed mix from build a soil (ala clackmass), I’ve got Gro-Kashi, frass, kelp, alfalfa, compost, fermented peach extract, aloe flakes, coconut powder, gypsum, oyster flour, Rootwise, big6 micro nutrients, worm castings, build a bloom, craft blend, (3) Organics Alive, twelve seed cover crop, and all of this is from Jeremey Silva at Buildasoil in Colorado. I’ve got so much shit I can use it is ridiculous.

sounds like all you need to do is grow the plant and not nuke them. lol

 

[stp]

sounds like all you need to do is grow the plant and not nuke them. lol

Exactly, the first round I was throwing everything at them, and four nice ones grew balls halfway into flower. Could have been a light leak, but I was doing living Organics AND adding Canna’s Bio line of foods…now I use all those Organics to mix into soil between grows and for top dressings. From what I’ve read, I could essentially over feed these boxes and the plants will only use what they need because I’m not watering from above so the food in the soil doesn’t get broken down as fast and it doesn’t get washed away. Allegedly the plant has a root system that goes deep to find water and the upper roots fan out to find food, exactly how these boxes are designed. I’ve been giving these little bumps of food in the water even though the advice was to give them plain water and feed the soil.

 

[stp]

Made some tea from frass, kashi, sprouted seeds and a dollop of peach ferment. Sprayed them all over and under when lights came on tonight.

 

[stp]

Another male, same box as the other one. These males grew short and runt-like. I wanted to get it out and make more room. The boxes are on wheels so I moved them and trimmed some.

 

[stp]

I forgot I mixed up a batch of compost, kelp meal, alfalfa meal, frass, Rootwise, craft blend, build a bloom, sprouted seed barley, rock dust, gypsum, and oyster flour. Used spring water with coconut powder and FPE to make mud and top dressed the box. So much worm action when I lift the mulch cover.

 

[stp]

I gave them a foliar spritz of Peach tonight. This is after they dried. Probably my last foliar for the season. Since one corner has the shorter plant, I measured some light Ppfd tonight with that $5 app and even if it’s not deadly accurate, it still gives you an idea of how evenly distributed your canopy lighting is. 4 out of 5 of the lights are doing about 850-900 ppfd. The short plant is about 12” lower and it’s reading 730, so I dropped that light a little closer. VPD readings are ideal, 1.42 right now. 56% RH, 78°

 

[stp]

Not sure if she stopped stretching or what but I threw on some last minute nets just in case.

 

[stp]

Not sure if she stopped stretching or what but I threw on some last minute nets just in case.