Yes my first run using these...heard great things about this Phillips bulb.
Took some GG4 and Blue Dreams cuts, hoping they will take roots soon!
yeah they are definitely the way to go. 1.9umols ,that's crazy amount of usable light.everyone I know who's trying them,have changed out there whole rooms.even my pal on the farm is in The process of getting 3 more.think your gonna do great things in that sealed room with all that full spectrum of light .im in for the show anyway.gg#4 too,good luck mate.
Thanks for the love brother! Cant wait!
Ill def be topdressing the pots with homemade worm castings real soon!
add potato peels as mulch all the phos a plant will ever need :) it also has the most nutrients oz per oz then anything else.
Thanks for the input Homesteader, but Im sure ill be covered with the Rockdust and Biochar i added. Biochar makes Phos more bioavailable and plus, as long as my microbial life is dialed in, whenever the plant need some Phos, it'll create the exudates that feed the specific microbes in the soil who create the specific enzymes to break down and make Phos, or any other nutrient for that matter, bio available to the plant. Soil food web ftw! Also, if i ever need a jolt of Phos specifically, i topdress with Powered Malted Rye, as it contains a high amount of Phos. I topdress with some sort of sprouted grain (Barley, Rye) about once every 10 days or so. :smoking:
Gonna have to start adding potato peels to my worm bin then, let them work on it, and topdress when needed. I already feed my worms Neem seed meal, kelp, crab meal, malted grains, and basalt. Ill post pics of my castings soon as im ready to harvest and topdress the pots.
I forgot to mention that i add a handfull of red wiggler worms to each pot when mixing and filling them initially. So this way, we get a thriving population of worms who provide a constant supply of fresh castings directly in our pots at all times!
