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good man, we dont always need to know why, but we need to be observant to note change and adapt accordingly. I still mess things up and i have been doing this for so long i cant remember not doing it -)Thank you man. I may be getting this third cycle started soon but it'll be with different media. I spread my 25g in my backyard and I planted 3 aloes into the ground with it. Our winters are generally relatively mild. Snows a few times here or there though so im thinking of I do a layer of mulch to insulate them when it gets a little chillier and seeing if they make it.
Also I don't have them even ordered yet but I'll be running blumats just so I don't have the watering issue, a long with a quality moisture meter.
This last run was sort of me wanting to expand and grow more cannabis. This run will be dialing things in. Soil in particular is going to be my focus. It should've been my focus from the start but just a small reminder to anyone reading; this thread quite literally shows the first thing I've ever grow, so my learning curve was overwhelming. I'm learning and continuously going to share my mistakes with you guys to potentially help someone.
I used to ph my water, but now I don't. I haven't noticed any difference. The caveat is that my tap water has a neutral ph so I can't say for sure that adjusting ph wouldn't help plants that are watered with a higher ph water. It probably would.I’ve been watering daily, I forgot to lay mulch down but i will soon I think laying it on top of the baby clovers may not be the best move though lol.
I was listening to a kis organics podcast with the world record pumpkin grower and he was actuall recommending to ph water even in organic systems, and said his pumpkins have greatly benefitted from it. I’m considering trying a run with and without ph’ing and see how it goes.
I used to ph my water, but now I don't. I haven't noticed any difference. The caveat is that my tap water has a neutral ph so I can't say for sure that adjusting ph wouldn't help plants that are watered with a higher ph water. It probably would.
Every time I planted a seed he said "Kill it before it grows" (Sheriff John Brown)I was able to hang the light frame slightly different and there's a air gap between the driver and the tent.
I popped only 4 seeds because my county laws confused me so much. The sheriff of my County doesnt believe weed should be legal and sorta has taken a hardlined stance from what I can see. So I figure I'll play it safe.
The real reason I wanted to post was to share shango los YouTube channel. It's a little long format for some. Especially since he has so much content compared to tad hussey oe somebody. But I'm finding many hidden gems in some of his conversations.
Every time I planted a seed he said "Kill it before it grows" (Sheriff John Brown)
So week 3 (from seed) today. I have one runt in the group but in the last week its began catching up... i have an idea that one may be Male just from its branching we will see if my hunch is right eventually lol. really nothing exciting to post but here's a few photos.
What’s the cover crop?
Crimson clover and it's hard to tell but I have pine bark fines for mulch in 3/4 pots. The one that doesnt have mulch I hand water for what seems like twice as long.
I'm intentionally not adding mulch to the fourth because I really don't wanna add a humidifier in a 4x4 and the evaporation from the keeps the rh around 62-65. In flower I may actually add mulch to keep the rh down a little to prevent mold.
Does anybody know what this is? It started a day after I sprayed agsil16h (and did a poor job at keeping it to the soil. Just wanna make sure its nothing I need to worry about (hopefully) lol
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