Winning Formula #2 Organic

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Growing from a clone her mom has two weeks to harvest she’ll be next having better knowledge of her likes and dislikes being the second time growing this strain so watch out for her I topped as soon has I can lol
No till soil tap water with teas once a week I never use a ph meter simplicity does it

 

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She got transplanted today along her sister two clones made it will upload pic tomorrow better knowledge better grow this round

 

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Her new and final home

 

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Getting over her transplant shock kicking into second gear now

 

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She got transplanted today along her sister two clones made it will upload pic tomorrow better knowledge better grow this round

That’s the sprit if you do not learn every grow there’s something wrong . OD .

 

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Her training starts today

 

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Multiplication of her shoots formulated in days Her sister is doing good also

 

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Her sister got a little burn plant in the red cup is a unknown excited to find out how much she yield and smoke

 

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Looking good to me and she’s happy

 

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One more week in vegg

 

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changing her light cycle time

 

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Flipping her light cycle today flower time

 

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No till soil organic grow from a clone water her twice a week with tap water once maybe twice a month she get her teas carrots can peas aloe Vera lettuce apple and potato peels etc very cheap simple and I almost perfected my winning formula plants are happy

 

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No till soil organic grow from a clone water her twice a week with tap water once maybe twice a month she get her teas carrots can peas aloe Vera lettuce apple and potato peels etc very cheap simple and I almost perfected my winning formula plants are happy

DescriptionNo-till farming is an agricultural technique for growing crops or pasture without disturbing the soil through tillage. No-till farming decreases the amount of soil erosion tillage causes in certain soils, especially in sandy and dry soils on sloping terrain.

I’m trying to understand your reference to no till soil?
Did you actually go out to a pasture and pull your soil from a farmers field that practices no till?
If you actually did pull it from a pasture that has not been tilled then the soil you have used has been tilled by you disturbing and turning the soil.....correct?

Please expand on your soil so we can understand more of this practice you are using:)

 

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I prepare my dirt yrs ahead and let it sit a cook really nice before planting been using the same dirt for over 5 yrs now never flush my plants started with organic dirt with no amendments to it simplicity

 

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Update on 3 different plants

 

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Going for 100grams this time my last harvest I got 65g from her mom

 

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She’s a winner growing really fast it’s that coconut milk shes loving

 

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Two plants same strain unknown winner day 9 in flower

 

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9 days in flower