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GNick55 said:
The Sunday Update,..
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Capt mix, mystery plants #1,2,..

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Man those Runtz look good! Just kidding 🤣 I already memorized they are uzbeki, took me a while but I retained it! Also its above the picture 👀
Anyway those colas are looking fantastic, well connected and very frosty 😍 will fatten into nice missiles.
The outdoors what can I say that I have not said yet, they are fucking monsters what in the hell! 🤣 And they are immaculate, are you using any preemptive?
Whats the name of your kitty and how old is she? I heard a name but Im not sure but it sounded like female kitty.
 
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Eledin said:
Man those Runtz look good! Just kidding 🤣 I already memorized they are uzbeki, took me a while but I retained it! Also its above the picture 👀
Anyway those colas are looking fantastic, well connected and very frosty 😍 will fatten into nice missiles.
The outdoors what can I say that I have not said yet, they are fucking monsters what in the hell! 🤣 And they are immaculate, are you using any preemptive?
Whats the name of your kitty and how old is she? I heard a name but Im not sure but it sounded like female kitty.k
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kitty’s name is ma,..
no preemptive stuff just keeping healthy and feeding minimal liquid nutrients and adding gaia green and bloom,. just added 150 ml of each to mystery plant 1 today while watering with some liquid nutrients,..
not sure where you are but all growing nutrients etc are getting waaaay expensive here!
 
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Gaia green is really good stuff, I can buy it here but is a bit expensive compared to buying the ammendments myself and it has bone meal which I dont like but not saying is a bad ammendment at all.
Im in Spain and luckily I can rely on cheap spanish brands for liquid organic nutes and ammendments, except for iguana juice and big bud, but they have not increased in price... yet. If things get ugly with liquid nutes I will rely more heavily on ammendments and force myself to transplant them instead of putting the germinated seed in the final pot so I can load more ammendments mixed with the soil and some top dress during flower. I have all needed to go with full ammendments if I want/need to.

Ma seems happy with that beatiful garden 😍
 
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Look at this beatiful list of ingredients Gaia Green has. Pretty sure you have seen them in the label plenty of times but many people might not know. (This is for their all purpose but they all have similar ammendments)
Detailed Composition:
  • Derived From:
    The fertilizer's ingredients include a variety of organic materials that contribute to its nutrient profile. These include:
    • Feather meal: Provides a slow-release source of nitrogen.

    • Alfalfa meal: Another source of nitrogen and trace minerals.

    • Bone meal: A good source of phosphorus and calcium.

    • Blood meal: A fast-acting source of nitrogen.

    • Glacial rock dust: A source of minerals and trace elements.

    • Natural rock phosphate: A source of phosphorus.

    • Fishbone meal: Provides phosphorus and calcium.

    • Mineralized phosphate: Another source of phosphorus.

    • Potassium sulphate: Provides potassium.

    • Insect frass: A natural source of nutrients, including nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.

    • Basalt rock dust: A source of minerals.

    • Humic acid: Improves soil structure and nutrient availability.

    • Gypsum: A source of calcium and sulfur.

    • Kelp meal: Provides a wide range of micronutrients and growth stimulants.

    • Oyster shell flour: A source of calcium.

    • Greensand: A source of potassium and trace minerals.

    • Soy protein hydrolysate: A source of nitrogen.
Now if that is not heaven for a plant in powdered form I dont know what is. Sure I would swap some of the ammendments but I would kill to have some of the ones I see available here like oyster shell flour or even krill meal. I have to rely on Iguana Juice for my chitosan and other goodies from krill.
 
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Sorry for the third post in a row but I was thinking, the other day I finally saw some krill meal for sale but its meant to be used for fishing. Does it matter? I think its the same, isnt it? Its just an orange powder. First time I see krill meal available here in a smaller quantity, I saw it once but they were not selling small quantities, many kg.
 
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Eledin said:
Look at this beatiful list of ingredients Gaia Green has. Pretty sure you have seen them in the label plenty of times but many people might not know. (This is for their all purpose but they all have similar ammendments)
Detailed Composition:
  • Derived From:
    The fertilizer's ingredients include a variety of organic materials that contribute to its nutrient profile. These include:
    • Feather meal: Provides a slow-release source of nitrogen.

    • Alfalfa meal: Another source of nitrogen and trace minerals.

    • Bone meal: A good source of phosphorus and calcium.

    • Blood meal: A fast-acting source of nitrogen.

    • Glacial rock dust: A source of minerals and trace elements.

    • Natural rock phosphate: A source of phosphorus.

    • Fishbone meal: Provides phosphorus and calcium.

    • Mineralized phosphate: Another source of phosphorus.

    • Potassium sulphate: Provides potassium.

    • Insect frass: A natural source of nutrients, including nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.

    • Basalt rock dust: A source of minerals.

    • Humic acid: Improves soil structure and nutrient availability.

    • Gypsum: A source of calcium and sulfur.

    • Kelp meal: Provides a wide range of micronutrients and growth stimulants.

    • Oyster shell flour: A source of calcium.

    • Greensand: A source of potassium and trace minerals.

    • Soy protein hydrolysate: A source of nitrogen.
Now if that is not heaven for a plant in powdered form I dont know what is. Sure I would swap some of the ammendments but I would kill to have some of the ones I see available here like oyster shell flour or even krill meal. I have to rely on Iguana Juice for my chitosan and other goodies from krill.
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I like gaia a lot , currently as my base amendments i use craft blend for veg and gaia 2 8 4 top dress for flower. I've grown awesome buds with gaia, love the stuff ✌️
 
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Eledin said:
Sorry for the third post in a row but I was thinking, the other day I finally saw some krill meal for sale but its meant to be used for fishing. Does it matter? I think its the same, isnt it? Its just an orange powder. First time I see krill meal available here in a smaller quantity, I saw it once but they were not selling small quantities, many kg.
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Make sure the krill for fishing wasn't salted and you should be ok
 
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cannafarmer420 said:
How was it!?
I saw a strain hunters video of people in another country doing that same process years ago and I always wondered about it. I figure afterwards you probably need some gas to get that sticky it was off lol.
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it was very good,. got me higher than most stuff i get but only last a short time,..
it probably is the best way to sample hash,..
kinda like your trim hash,.
 
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GNick55 said:
it was very good,. got me higher than most stuff i get but only last a short time,..
it probably is the best way to sample hash,..
kinda like your trim hash,.
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Thats really not bad. I can see how people could like that to sample plants to decide which ones to press for rosin or make hash from. Maybe ill do that if I have a plant that won't finish in time 🤔
 
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Eledin said:
Thats the best cloning tutorial Ive ever seen! I knew about cutting in an angle and trimming the leaves but I didnt know about scraping the stem and split it in half. Also very good watering practice, its a pain in the ass but small pots are like that... I have a couple of household plants in small pots and I gotta do that aswell, a little too much at once and everything goes down without soaking the substrate, love it 🥰 . Also I didnt know Iron Maiden had a new album! Sounds badass, gotta check it on spotify.
EDIT: Actually happens with big pots too, you gotta be patient but they stay wet for longer, not as much of a pain in the ass for me.
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The three just before the end with the actual plant prep I couldn't get to play sadly
 
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Eledin said:
That sounds sick! But I can understand how it can reek too hahahaha. I have never grown a diesel or garlic strain can you believe it? Those are terps Ive never liked but lately Ive been thinking about it because Im kinda bored of lemony, fruity and sweet at this point but I dont like heavy e-pinene strains. Do you think I will stink my whole neighborhood? I probably will wont I?
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Yes, they stink up the neighborhood !!! This mornings smell at my place is <drum roll> ... SKUNK. Worse than garlic or diesel.

I've got a neighb on one side that I pass jars to and on the other side of the yard is a guy that advises me on how to grow. One never goes outside and the other literally goes outside and the smell is part of what he likes. Both are very happy to have my weed around. Jars get passed to grease the happy.

Try a couple of diesel or garlic plants unless you have anti-weed neighbors or rip off artists around. It's worth testing.

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