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ok cool. Ye promix can be buffered a little high for some plants starting out. While research has shown that roots beneficially will root into areas of soil containing Ca vs not; they still have to produce both root hairs and exudates into these new areas. In order for efficient uptake, that is (e.g. P and Fe).
@NaturalTherapy Ty for the info there. Do you consider the Fat Flowers to be pretty readily available then? I see that bio boost says "fermented plant extracts"......so that's either alfalfa or kelp right? Have you ever tried Calcium Montmorillonite en lieu of Azomite?
I sprouted them like always in a rapid rooter peat plug and then they went straight in a solo cup with an amended promix living soil@Growin Grass what's your medium? you organic or nutes?
@Lazerus00 xD. yea @SeaF0ur had mentioned, I believe, the yogurt cup challenge also. I did snoop through those, I believe the highest for (one of the small challenges), was in the 40gm range, if not 50's.
With your recent seedlings, did you ever dome them? Did you sprout them in a medium? What type of medium did they first go into?
@BlackSheepOG I saw you mention in another thread (and I think you did here earlier) about a test at home. Had to snoop a bit through pm pages with a friend, but >> http://www.thctestkits.com/ (not tried them but I understand them to be decent).
@NaturalTherapy Looks great! The fading on that for organic looks pretty dialed in. Do you plain water the whole run or what?
Khalisi x Sour Bubble
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These I uppotted twice to get to the 1 gal bag and have noticed significantly less growth and a little stress induced def maybe
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I'll have to read up on that clay since I'm only now learning of it.
Since Bio boost is a flowering agent I'd rule out alfalfa, though kelp is a likely additive. A top quality grower recommended it highly, said a grower he regards highly uses only one bottled additive to his regimen in his organic garden, bio boost. So I tried it. Very clear boost in essential oil production and increased aromatics. But a natural boost- one that makes every plant smell like it already does, just more, and not something that makes every plant have a similar aspect to the smell/flavor.
The DEM product is quite fast acting for an organic nutrient. Noticeable positive shift in aromatics and density within 2 days of application.
yours from the 420 page contestthose my K x SB's or did they come from Hatch?
I'd like to see aside by side with thatMy buddy did some opposite... only he used a sour bubble female & a khalisi male
Deals like this don't come along every day :)well, hell... I got some of both if you wanna try.
All I'd ask is that you make more and put em back in my bucket later...
@SeaF0ur what's up with the sour bubble male anyway, seems pretty popular, not trying to bash your choice at all, good things are popular for a reasonMy buddy did some opposite... only he used a sour bubble female & a khalisi male
I would love to but I have a little more than I can chew atm thanks tho I'm just taking it easy because I'm going away for a week so I have limited time and spacewell, hell... I got some of both if you wanna try.
All I'd ask is that you make more and put em back in my bucket later...
@SeaF0ur what's up with the sour bubble male anyway, seems pretty popular, not trying to bash your choice at all, good things are popular for a reason
Yeah one seed out of six was a dud and the other five are all surprisingly uniform so far
Suppose I should try and expound on this a bit. I did quite a bit of research into the bentonite clays back in the late 90's as we used them in reefs.Same as bentonite really.... something like a teaspoon has the surface area as a football field, so its a MAJOR booster of CEC.... I get it locally when I dig a hole.... otherwise, its a clay I would buy... used often, its most cheaply obtained from a pottery supply store or a cosmetic supply....
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