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Everything's looking good to me. Just let us know if you have specific questions.
1 thing i will mention. Leave about 5" to the top of each pot. Over your soil mix do a 2" layer of pure compost and then a layer of mulch.
Remember less is more and more is too fucking much. LITFA [leave it the fuck alone]. My plants do best when i almost forget about them...
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What's good about this style and a huge reason I chose it is that it's very forgiving. If you start seeing problems back off. It will work itself out.Thank you man! I’m nervous I’ll mess something up but that’s the learning process haha
20g is for a no til bed, can’t really do it with less than 15g20 gallon pot in a small tent may be unnecessary trouble.
I'd go 3 gallon, or 5 at the most.
Genetics are important. What are your options?
Looking forward to watching your grow.
Also it's referred to as no till which is short for no tillage. When you harvest you cut the crown and ground level. Do not disturb the rootball as this is food for the next plant in. All fan leaf and stalk trims are returned to the soil. This will be your mulch feom here on.
85% of beneficial soil life live in the humus layer. When i have time I can put together some good reading that won't get your head spinning. When the humus layer is disturbed by tillage the microbiology is sent to the rapture...lol
Throw the idea of feeding nutrients out because the soil build has everything you need,very nutrient dense and we concentrate on feeding soil life to make it more efficient because we start with no humus....only 5-10% of high quality ewc is humus...but with that compost your soil will already be swarming with microherds.
You covered the most important part...high quality compost.
"Get a good humus source and you won't have many questions that need an answer." Coot
I didn’t see anything about fan/filter. You also want some cover crop
20 gallon pot in a small tent may be unnecessary trouble.
I'd go 3 gallon, or 5 at the most.
Genetics are important. What are your options?
Looking forward to watching your grow.
If you decide to run clover go light. Just a pinch. Fungus gnat city. The mulch itself is a nitrogen fixer in the fact that as nitrogen fixing bacteria feed on cellulose they fix N from the air.@Organikz hey man I do have a question, I’m planning on buying some clovers for ground cover tomorrow as it supposedly helps with nitrogen release, do you have a second ground cover you’d recommend?
If you decide to run clover go light. Just a pinch. Fungus gnat city. The mulch itself is a nitrogen fixer in the fact that as nitrogen fixing bacteria feed on cellulose they fix N from the air.
Anything is good. I will start from most commonly used and move down.Thanks you! I had no idea clovers attracted gnats, especially if I don’t the clover.
Any recommendations for ground cover?
Thanks you! I had no idea clovers attracted gnats, especially if I don’t the clover.
Any recommendations for ground cover?
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