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Grow diary mission impossible (low to medium budget lol)

I cant justify my own thoughts I need help 🤣 my wife doesn’t get too involved, only when it comes to issues of space or legality. She been smoking longer than I have ha Yeah, I know! You weren’t on your own property then! Kind of stuck playing by other...
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cbrians said:
I cant justify my own thoughts I need help 🤣

my wife doesn’t get too involved, only when it comes to issues of space or legality. She been smoking longer than I have ha
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Yeah, I know! You weren’t on your own property then! Kind of stuck playing by other people’s rules! You and she are both doing a hell of a job considering the length of time you’ve been doing it!😍 throw a little experience and stability into the mix, and you will be golden!
 
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Oldchucky said:
Watch out for the Floaties!😁
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BearWater said:
Watered yesterday. Added the GreanLeaf Sea-K. I ordered a large bag of mega 1 part and they sent me a sample pack of the sea-k. Things are looking good (and smelling) fondled a bud from the T1000 (OH YEAH!) 🤣

and i think I found the 17 week sativa heavy pheno in the HK’s!🙄😆 pics 1-3 are all sisters lol! The other pics are Frostettes : )

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I heard some biologists on the garden talk with mr grow it talk about the importance of a widely varied biodiversity and its affects on terpenes production, something to do with how different plants have different relationships with different strains of bacteria and how the more diverse the more terpene rich a plant becomes.
Here it is:
 
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MartyMcFly42oh said:
I heard some biologists on the garden talk with mr grow it talk about the importance of a widely varied biodiversity and its affects on terpenes production, something to do with how different plants have different relationships with different strains of bacteria and how the more diverse the more terpene rich a plant becomes.
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Very cool! I’m going to try some of this with the outdoor! One thing I was able to do was find some mycorrhiza in my yards and mixed a little in. And when I first joined the farm a member recommend a fermentation book, which I purchased but never implemented. Dude this was an awesome podcast. Thank you for sharing, I really like this dude. I’ll be looking up lunallday too! : )
 
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@MartyMcFly42oh dude did you catch the database that you can cross check all the native plants to your area and their compounds and how they would effect the plants! Super cool!
 
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Oldchucky said:
Just when you think micro management, can’t get any worse! Lol!🍻
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oh man!🤣 yeah that’s getting into the nitty gritty for sure! I’m definitely going to look further into into some of the biology : ) really fascinating stuff! And then being able to use it to grow some tasty herbs 😍 I can use some of this for my veggie garden also!
 
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Putthataway said:
Bearwater, you are killing it dude. Well played!
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Thanks pta! Dude not sure if you saw early’er in the thread but I had a few herm and I’m sure I’ll have some seeds but I’m still stoked at where these are headed! My best run yet! : ) I’ve had some help too! Capt was in the shadows and MikedIn helped point me in the right direction with Gaia early on!
 
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BearWater said:
Thanks pta! Dude not sure if you saw early’er in the thread but I had a few herm and I’m sure I’ll have some seeds but I’m still stoked at where these are headed! My best run yet! : ) I’ve had some help too! Capt was in the shadows and MikedIn helped point me in the right direction with Gaia early on!
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I didn’t see the herm. I navigate this site with new posts button and the heart button. Your post didn’t give me a notification you responded.
 
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MartyMcFly42oh said:
I heard some biologists on the garden talk with mr grow it talk about the importance of a widely varied biodiversity and its affects on terpenes production, something to do with how different plants have different relationships with different strains of bacteria and how the more diverse the more terpene rich a plant becomes.
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Its so true that you can grow organic and end up with dead bud if you cant manage to get a healthy soil for your plants and your microorganisms. My first organic grows were not bad but compared to now after years of trying different ammendments and liquids is much better, still a lot to learn though like the mineral balance but I think vermiculite helps a ton with that without having to make difficult calculations. Im very surprised they talked about all the goodies that organic has that synthetic doesnt like aminos, vitamins, organic carbs, enzymes phytohormones and she fails to mention kelp (maybe I didnt hear her mention it?) which has all of the beforementioned, no need to buy overpriced supplements like the guy suggested and I thought she would bring kelp there. Insect frass is overpriced in Spain but I have considered it before but I think I have more than enough with the supplements I use already.

Vermiculite doesn't directly alter soil mineral balance in the sense of adding or subtracting minerals. Instead, it improves soil structure and aeration, which indirectly affects how plants can access nutrients.

Here's how vermiculite benefits plant nutrition:
  • Improved Aeration:
    Vermiculite creates air pockets in the soil, allowing for better oxygen flow to plant roots. Healthy roots are essential for nutrient uptake.

  • Water Retention:
    Vermiculite can absorb and hold water, preventing it from draining away too quickly. This ensures plants have access to moisture, which is crucial for nutrient transport.

  • Cation Exchange: <<<<<----------MOSTLY THIS
    Vermiculite has a positive charge and can attract and hold positively charged ions like potassium, magnesium, and calcium. It can then release these nutrients to the plant roots as needed.
While vermiculite itself doesn't provide a significant source of nutrients, its impact on soil structure and water availability helps plants thrive and access essential minerals already present in the soil.
 
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BearWater said:
Thanks pta! Dude not sure if you saw early’er in the thread but I had a few herm and I’m sure I’ll have some seeds but I’m still stoked at where these are headed! My best run yet! : ) I’ve had some help too! Capt was in the shadows and MikedIn helped point me in the right direction with Gaia early on!
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Youre doing a great job honestly, they look chunky and frosty!
 
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