Definitive answer is it depends. For most of my strains, 4-6 colas /sqft -flip about 30 days from seed will get the biggest yield.
I don't know the answer... I'm trying this way... I'm about to send another lady to flower and I'm going to limit her to two colas. We're only allowed 4 plants at a time here so I'm trying to max out yield per plant as opposed to thinking in terms of sq feet with multi plants.
Not yet... I'm learning still. I've read soda water works
Thinking about trying milk tomorrow too... Apparently it's high in phosphorous
I think this is the wrong question for most people. If we were only allowed one plant, this would be a great question. That isn't the problem, though.
You got it going on, my brother-in-trichomes. I am so happy that you didn't buy a retarded and needless grow tent LOL. OK, now, dude, for ONE VERY IMPORTANT LESSON for you. Do not buy anymore fancy "stuff" for you plants. They do not need it; any one stuff (item) can be expensive and the overall collection even more expensive and unnecessary. The company's marketing literature can certainly entice you to buy this crap, if you have not a clue LOL. I also use Down To Earth Fertilizer for the Vegetable Garden. This fertilizer is for the microbes. If the microbes don't get fed enough, they will steal the plant's food LMAO. Please do not use anymore coconut water, aloe juice, or Triple Sec ROFL. Do not use molasses - bugs will eat this in no time. Down To Earth does the molasses job. Hormex is expensive and not necessary OMB. This product is to stimulate clone cuttings to make roots. All the other supplements are not needed as well. Fulvic acid and Hummus is food for microbes. You don't need to add fulvic acid supplement. Worm Castings are Fulvic Acid/Humus and worm castings are mixed in with Fox Farm media.
Worm castings DO NOT provide fulvic or humic acids. How does having a branch full of popcorn buds make colas bigger?
A quick google search says ewc is a great source of fulvic and humic acid.
Just searched and didn’t find that article. Perhaps you could post links.
here's one that does.Here’s another. Not one mention of either acid eh?
No mention of fulvic or humic acids. Not one. Use “Find On Page” to save yourself some reading.
Earthworm Cast Formation and Development: A Shift From Plant Litter to Mineral Associated Organic Matter
Earthworms play a major role in litter decomposition, in processing soil organic matter and driving soil structure formation. Earthworm casts represent hot spots for carbon turnover and formation of biogeochemical interfaces in soils. Due to the complex microscale architecture of casts...www.frontiersin.org
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How about something a bit more scientific? There should be multiple sources because the worm breeder didn’t do a chemical analysis.here's one that does.
"Fulvic acid together with humic acid are the essence of high quality organic fertilizer such as worm castings or vermicomposts. The classical role of fulvic acid in improving plant growth is accomplished by releasing macronutrients in the soil so they are made available to the plants. For instance, in low pH below 2 if an aluminum molecule is binded with a phosphorus one, fulvic acid detaches them and makes the phosphorus available for the plant. "
Fulvic acid the essence of good compost, soil and water
Few years ago many people never heard of fulvic acid. Now we hear it from the professional growers to increase the yield of agricultural and horticultural crops. Recently, fulvic acid can also be u…
Here's a good read.here's one that does.
"Fulvic acid together with humic acid are the essence of high quality organic fertilizer such as worm castings or vermicomposts. The classical role of fulvic acid in improving plant growth is accomplished by releasing macronutrients in the soil so they are made available to the plants. For instance, in low pH below 2 if an aluminum molecule is binded with a phosphorus one, fulvic acid detaches them and makes the phosphorus available for the plant. "
Fulvic acid the essence of good compost, soil and water
Few years ago many people never heard of fulvic acid. Now we hear it from the professional growers to increase the yield of agricultural and horticultural crops. Recently, fulvic acid can also be u…
Google humic acid in worm castings. Millions of results.
The opening sentence in your article: “Humic substances are formed by the microbial degradation of dead plant matter, such as lignin. They are very resistant to further biodegradation.”Here's a good read.
Humic Acid | Worm Gardener
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The humic acid in Worm Castings stimulate plant growth, even in very low concentrations. The humic acid is in an ionically distributed state in which it can easily be absorbed by the plant, over and above any normal mineral nutrients. Humic acid also stimulates the development of micro flora populations in the soil.
