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Ok here goes.. 1st journal .. will try keep you as updated as possible ..
This is basically a continuous grow I could say.. Every few weeks will throw down new beans and start my winter Greenhouse run. Greenhouse 4m x 8m
Most of the strains I will be running are home mades and I'm starting off with 10 SSH x Cataract Kush and still to come some Chessedawg crosses, Cheesus, Burmese Kush x Sensi Star, (Burmese x Sensi Star) × Cataract Kush, (Burmese x Sensi Star x Cheesdawg) x Cataract Kush, (Cheesedawg x Kushberry) x Cataract Kush, (Cheesedawg x 8Ball Kush x Kushberry) × Cataract Kush , NYC Diesel x Cataract Kush, 5 TGA Locomotion and 5 Cuvee.
Clones coming -
BlackBerry OG, Green Crack, Critical Jack, GSC and Blue Cheese
Im just finishing off an outdoor run in a super soil mix I'm trying and have used zero bottle nutrients all season. I will be building more of that soil starting this week. I just got a whole heap of comoosted horse and chicken manure and will begin to make various composts with it as well as add it my super soil.
Seedling mix is just coir and WC 50/50
Super soil mix
This mix is according to a 5kg coir block hydrated out to 60L
5kg coir block / coco Pete
30L Leca (small and large balls)
30L WC
10L composted Horse/Chicken manure
10L mushroom compost
10L ground Alpaca poop (zero burn)
2kg bone meal
2kg kelp meal (if available) or in water in about 5L of Kelpak into it.
2kg Bio Ocean << good shit
10 fish heads
1kg gypsum
500g Epsom salt
1bag of red wrigglers
Gypsum
Composted and sifted horse and chicken manure
Added extras are dirt cheap seedling mix I get for 3 bucks ($.25c) a bag which I throw in. Also throwing in this European universal potting soil. Just for shits and giggles. I can warn my south AFRICA friends.. go easy on cultera potting mi... even the professional one ..they are shit. The new seedling mix is ok-ish but just as an adder cos it's dirt cheap if you buy the broken bags.
Back to the soil lol...
Will be covered in tarp and turned every few days for the next month. It's this time during our southern hemisphere winter that my soil for summer is started too. Basically I just keep making new soil and adding new stuff like worms etc.
Feed
All plants will only ever get AACT and sprout teas.
All organic! No bottle nutes!
The only thing from a bottle I use is kelp and raw aloe juice and molasses.
I make 3 different composts for the stages of growth. I have what I call "The Green" The Orange" and the mix pile. The Green is all my basic green veg plus lucern grass. So all the beans, carrot tops, SPINACH, etc goes into the green pile. The Green pile is the VEG stage pile. Higher in nitrogen especially adding lucern or alfalfa what that call it abroard. A warning on the lucern/alfalfa is go easy. . It can burn.
Orange pile is all that it says hehe .. pumpkin, pumpkin skin, butternut and skin, banana!! Carrots papaya melon, tomoato, mango as well as flower buds and petals etc.. great for FLOWER .. and well a mix is just that.. basic compost mix of everything.
These will composts will be fed in the teas.
This is basically a continuous grow I could say.. Every few weeks will throw down new beans and start my winter Greenhouse run. Greenhouse 4m x 8m
Most of the strains I will be running are home mades and I'm starting off with 10 SSH x Cataract Kush and still to come some Chessedawg crosses, Cheesus, Burmese Kush x Sensi Star, (Burmese x Sensi Star) × Cataract Kush, (Burmese x Sensi Star x Cheesdawg) x Cataract Kush, (Cheesedawg x Kushberry) x Cataract Kush, (Cheesedawg x 8Ball Kush x Kushberry) × Cataract Kush , NYC Diesel x Cataract Kush, 5 TGA Locomotion and 5 Cuvee.
Clones coming -
BlackBerry OG, Green Crack, Critical Jack, GSC and Blue Cheese
Im just finishing off an outdoor run in a super soil mix I'm trying and have used zero bottle nutrients all season. I will be building more of that soil starting this week. I just got a whole heap of comoosted horse and chicken manure and will begin to make various composts with it as well as add it my super soil.
Seedling mix is just coir and WC 50/50
Super soil mix
This mix is according to a 5kg coir block hydrated out to 60L
5kg coir block / coco Pete
30L Leca (small and large balls)
30L WC
10L composted Horse/Chicken manure
10L mushroom compost
10L ground Alpaca poop (zero burn)
2kg bone meal
2kg kelp meal (if available) or in water in about 5L of Kelpak into it.
2kg Bio Ocean << good shit
10 fish heads
1kg gypsum
500g Epsom salt
1bag of red wrigglers
Gypsum
Composted and sifted horse and chicken manure
Added extras are dirt cheap seedling mix I get for 3 bucks ($.25c) a bag which I throw in. Also throwing in this European universal potting soil. Just for shits and giggles. I can warn my south AFRICA friends.. go easy on cultera potting mi... even the professional one ..they are shit. The new seedling mix is ok-ish but just as an adder cos it's dirt cheap if you buy the broken bags.
Back to the soil lol...
Will be covered in tarp and turned every few days for the next month. It's this time during our southern hemisphere winter that my soil for summer is started too. Basically I just keep making new soil and adding new stuff like worms etc.
Feed
All plants will only ever get AACT and sprout teas.
All organic! No bottle nutes!
The only thing from a bottle I use is kelp and raw aloe juice and molasses.
I make 3 different composts for the stages of growth. I have what I call "The Green" The Orange" and the mix pile. The Green is all my basic green veg plus lucern grass. So all the beans, carrot tops, SPINACH, etc goes into the green pile. The Green pile is the VEG stage pile. Higher in nitrogen especially adding lucern or alfalfa what that call it abroard. A warning on the lucern/alfalfa is go easy. . It can burn.
Orange pile is all that it says hehe .. pumpkin, pumpkin skin, butternut and skin, banana!! Carrots papaya melon, tomoato, mango as well as flower buds and petals etc.. great for FLOWER .. and well a mix is just that.. basic compost mix of everything.
These will composts will be fed in the teas.