great white is top gear though a bit spensive, ive found another supplier who makes it with essentially the same ingredients for 1/3 cost, went through approx $3k of it in last years season, if i dont use it the wicked fungal disease comes quickly back & wipes out everything
Dang that's alot of myco!!!!!!! I'm growin in all organic soil for the first time so I think I should add it as a preventive
damn right it is...i was growing in holes in the ground & it just sucked up so much water mixed with myco...so this coming season just pots/plastic/cloth will be used to save so much liquid being used, nearby trees just sent roots into grow holes & drank up most of the fluids lol
yes thats a good option, though the entrenched fungal disease in this area is like an invisible carpet over the entire ground area, no matter what i do or how much myco is used that disease still takes a heavy toll apart from those grown in pots...thats why after many years battle with this fungal foe im going 100% pots this next grow season...as well as to save overall myco usage, this fungus is similar to a disease(Panama Disease) which the government here cannot overcome & only quarantine affected areas for up to 30yrs!
thanks bro, yes be very interesting to see how they fill out, being a first time winter grow its an unknown how they will mature, so far growth has been a bit slow cos of cold but overall they have exceeded expectations!
That is very cool you can grow through the winter! I am impressed with how lush and bushy they are growing too. Are they progressing at the same place as the summer run?
hi man, yes its the same locale where i grow the others during warmer mths...theres no doubt the growth rate is slower during the cooler mths, im sure a heated greenhouse would amend that slow growth(maybe set that up at a later date)just hoping the buds fill out properly, if they do it will be a great addition to the grow cycle, usually most outdoor situations here go from approx august-april, now its looking like a middle winter crop can be realized & it utilizes that 5mths from april-august when no production is happening, as it is am pretty happy the way they are looking.
hi bob, thanks yes they coming along ok now, thats a good selection of types your growing out now...variety is the spice! how are your bush hothouses going? or is it hot enough now & do not need them? still getting down to 2C here at night so need a cover over them
good its warmer there now to not need those greenhouses, but damn those thieving loggers!, ive had issues with those guys B4 too, a person can go deep into the forest thinking you're in a real out of the way place then a mth later the loggers have put a dozer over your crop! & for sure real happy being able to grow in mid winter, it was always a sad time not having anything growing so now there wont be 1 minute when there wont be a green soul alive here hehehe