That's a plant bleeding to get pregnant. I had good results with this process, albiet I think I needed more time to cure the soil. I felt nitrogen was too prevalent during my grow, but overall the soil did the trick. Just don't let the plant get TOO big. Overall, for a second time soil gardener - knowing little about it to begin with - I'd recommend the process. I'm curious to see if it's viable more or less for tomatoes especially. I think like any compost, you can eyeball it and 'see' what's enough of something. The actual weights and crap, I don't think I'll fret it as much. I think the point is there's equal amounts of N-P-K to go around, keeping it balanced by amount. Is it completely balanced? I think without a tea or a supplement, the best results aren't going to be in. But +1 for it working with Full Moon by Nirvana. White Widow was finicky with the soil, while the FM seemed to take up all the nutrients seamlessly. It branched out so much it was almost impossible to manage. With the outdoor environment, this recipe must be outstanding in large quantities.
Edit: I'm thinking one giant plant in a constrained space, rather than multiple. But this requires a risk of not being satisfied with said plant. I don't know about cloning, but it might be worth it with this stuff. Some plants aren't going to like it.
