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Hello folks. New here. Need help

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Hello folks. New here. Need help

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#121
chad43764 said:
Ur good. It's the picture. Definitely perlite. I have 5gallon left of it. What u think those girls look like? Nice color n all? Seem okay to you by height within just 3-4 days?
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N perlite help put air into soil or hold moisture? Think it's same right? Little confused but willing to learn. Thank you
 
#122
chad43764 said:
Ur good. It's the picture. Definitely perlite. I have 5gallon left of it. What u think those girls look like? Nice color n all? Seem okay to you by height within just 3-4 days?
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There’s a bit of stretch on them I would drop your light 5 inches. But yeah man, looks great!
 
#123
chad43764 said:
N perlite help put air into soil or hold moisture? Think it's same right? Little confused but willing to learn. Thank you
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It allows for air to pass through the root zone. It keeps your roots breathing when you feed the plants. Keeps soil from compacting your roots. 👊🏻
 
#126
chad43764 said:
Stretch? U r meaning in the main stalk?
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N thank u by the way. I'm currently reading about a compost tea that includes organic flours. Any idea on what type of flour is being used here? Thank you. I'll copy n paste link.
www.vegetariat.com

Actively Aerated Compost Tea – Finch Frolic Garden Permaculture

[caption id="attachment_3791" align="aligncenter" width="613"] Aerator, molasses, a paint strainer full of compost and a bucket of water.[/caption] There are many teas for the garden. Manure tea is made by steeping.
www.vegetariat.com www.vegetariat.com
 
#132
chad43764 said:
N thank u by the way. I'm currently reading about a compost tea that includes organic flours. Any idea on what type of flour is being used here? Thank you. I'll copy n paste link.
www.vegetariat.com

Actively Aerated Compost Tea – Finch Frolic Garden Permaculture

[caption id="attachment_3791" align="aligncenter" width="613"] Aerator, molasses, a paint strainer full of compost and a bucket of water.[/caption] There are many teas for the garden. Manure tea is made by steeping.
www.vegetariat.com www.vegetariat.com
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5th paragraph after the aerator picture, says organic wheat flour. Hope this helps
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#136
I only use simple quick teas of organic raw unfiltered unpasteurized honey water, rice wash water (water used to rinse water before cooking rice) and decaffeinated green tea. All items we eat, so it makes it easier for me. But I amend my soil and only use a drop of honey each watering. The rice water or decaf green tea are for a quick "boost." Have to be careful with teas, I dont measure ppm, so dilute with filtered water heavily
 
#137
2Water said:
I only use simple quick teas of organic raw unfiltered unpasteurized honey water, rice wash water (water used to rinse water before cooking rice) and decaffeinated green tea. All items we eat, so it makes it easier for me. But I amend my soil and only use a drop of honey each watering. The rice water or decaf green tea are for a quick "boost." Have to be careful with teas, I dont measure ppm, so dilute with filtered water heavily
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Right on. What results u usually get with tea? Do u aerate? How long usually? Thank you. Think u could help me try to incorporate this new light I got? Thank you
 
#139
Just made homemade co2 brewer...lol. Just made one n only had enough hose to feed one. I'm thinking adding a hose to the same system to feed both, or a whole separate system for both. Also got a og kush I'm gonna start germinating. Thank God
 
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