cannafarmer420
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Happy frog is fantastic for seedlings I do the sameYeah, I feel like the nutrients burned my auto I just did at the end when she went into flower. I am actually germinating the seeds in FF happy frog and trans planting to the living soil when ready.
There are a few products on there for a coot mix I'll link you as soon as I get my kids to bed ✌Can you drop a link for that coots mix, as I am not seeing that on their site. I am going to order some rice hulls, and the flower top dress and want to also get something for late veg if need be.
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What is that R2D2 looking thing?This is as far as I’ve made it on the second grow so far! lol
Hopefully should see some sprouts tomorrow if I’m lucky, germinated about 4 days ago.
That’s my humidifier lolWhat is that R2D2 looking thing?
Haha tight!That’s my humidifier lol
I couldn’t tell you. I used half strength I think around week 3 or 4 they didn’t mind it. I am a novice and I did something that is probably not recommended, on one of my grows I mixed fox farms with build a soil 3.0 and ended up with this plant that was as tall as me. I am curious about others recommendations in the thread. I was looking for worm castings. You all recommend worms? I am in doors if it matters.Yeah, I was going to grab some of that when the ladies go into Bloom.
Did it boost your harvest?
That's incorrect the microbes will be mostly fineYeah it’s living soil for sure, and that’s what I thought, as the microbes could be killed off. I do know there are amendments you can put on live soil, and I was wondering if that’s what I needed to do, whether it be after a month of veg or going into flower.
5 gallon pots are very small for living organic soil. I would use a couple of earthboxes. Then I would amend with craftblend from the start and when flipping to flower then again at harvest. I would also add some red wigglers to the soil. Don’t even worry about ph.I am starting my second grow ever, and I ordered some build a soil 3.0. My question is, is it really only water only, or do I need to buy anything to add to it for late veg or flower? I know water should be ph 6-7, just not sure if there is anything I will need to add for the grow. It will be in 5 gallon fabric pots, 300 watt light, 3x3 area, will be topping a few times.
PerfectThis is what I have in my cart, the build a flower top dress is the only thing I saw under the compost section, so I assume that is the right one.
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I would never advise someone to just rely on the npk of the mix , you will loss yield for sure. Most quality soil mixes deplete after six weeks. Not talking about super soils , Iam not on that band wagon. When you are starting flowering pickup a good quility liquid mix of your choice, if you are new to this try an organic mix, more forgiving. Stay away from the big box stores. Try a mom and pop better advice. Names.. Roots Organic, Nectar for the Gods, Advanced, Pure Blend etc.I am starting my second grow ever, and I ordered some build a soil 3.0. My question is, is it really only water only, or do I need to buy anything to add to it for late veg or flower? I know water should be ph 6-7, just not sure if there is anything I will need to add for the grow. It will be in 5 gallon fabric pots, 300 watt light, 3x3 area, will be topping a few times.
Living organic is differnt. I’ve ran my same soil for the last couple years. In organics don’t run anything under ten gallons never let your pots go dry. And never add anything synthetic.I would never advise someone to just rely on the npk of the mix , you will loss yield for sure. Most quality soil mixes deplete after six weeks. Not talking about super soils , Iam not on that band wagon. When you are starting flowering pickup a good quility liquid mix of your choice, if you are new to this try an organic mix, more forgiving. Stay away from the big box stores. Try a mom and pop better advice. Names.. Roots Organic, Nectar for the Gods, Advanced, Pure Blend etc.
Oh short note… in a 3x3 tent 5 gal pots are bigger than you need. 3 gal fabric works great and they will self prune.
If you like, happy frog by Foxfarm try the light warrior, which is by Foxfarm. Also, it’s a smaller size bag, but it has more beneficial strains of growth bacteria more so than any other varieties of soils iam aware of.Happy frog is fantastic for seedlings I do the same
Build a soil is a reputable company and is a solid medium. I can’t speak for any names you are recommending but someone on this board stated roots organic wasn’t exactly organic in the first place.I would never advise someone to just rely on the npk of the mix , you will loss yield for sure. Most quality soil mixes deplete after six weeks. Not talking about super soils , Iam not on that band wagon. When you are starting flowering pickup a good quility liquid mix of your choice, if you are new to this try an organic mix, more forgiving. Stay away from the big box stores. Try a mom and pop better advice. Names.. Roots Organic, Nectar for the Gods, Advanced, Pure Blend etc.
Oh short note… in a 3x3 tent 5 gal pots are bigger than you need. 3 gal fabric works great and they will self prune.
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