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    Organic stretch

    I'm sure you're doing pretty well Myke! But if it's your first time there might be a little room for improvement somewhere.
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    Organic stretch

    Do you think young myke had his first organic grow completely "dialed in"?
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    Organic stretch

    This is just my opinion: I believe that hydro plants grow big root mass faster than soil plants. It may take 2-3 weeks for a soil plant to grow enough roots to fill a 1 gallon pot and hold all the dirt together. A plant in a dwc setup might grow that many roots in a few days. I think that...
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    Growing with purely peat, pumice, compost and worm castings?

    A foot and a half of snow might make things a little tricky. But desperate men do desperate things!
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    Growing with purely peat, pumice, compost and worm castings?

    Forest "humus" (the dark, crumbly well broken down, lower layer stuff) is like great, aged, ready to go compost. You can mix it into your soil, use it like top dress or mulch top layer. Little twigs and sticks and things are OK. They help with the structure and texture of your soil mix. Leave...
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    Microbial Compost Heads Unite

    Whiskey bottles, brand new cars...
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    Microbial Compost Heads Unite

    Don't stress it! Anaerobic bacteria won't be able to survive in the oxygen outside. They won't bother you or mess up your pile. You murdered them!
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    Black strap molasses

    Molasses is acidic. If you use too much you can temporarily throw off the soil pH, causing lock out issues. The lock out can bring on dark purple stems and yellow leaves really fast. This can cause more trouble if you misread the lock out as a dificency and start getting crazy dying to feed...
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    Am I going to regret growing perpetually?

    Start growing in the 4 x 4. When your plants are filling up about 2/3 of the tent cut some clones from the lower branches and flip to flower. Root your clones in the 2 x 2. Then put those clones in some pots and veg them in the 2 x 2 until your plants finish flowering in the 4 x 4. You don't...
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    Feed Plan?

    I've never tried soaking insect frass. I'm not sure how water soluable it is. Experiments are always cool,but maybe topdress with that stuff.
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    Feed Plan?

    Alfalfa meal (2.5-1-2.5) top dress. Or alfalfa meal soaked in water, then poured over the soil. Neem meal (6-1-2) top dress. Insects Frass (3-1-1) top dress. Bat Guano (7-1-2) top dress or soaked in water for a tea. Some kind of high nitrogen all-in-one like Happy Frog All Purpose, or Roots...
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    Feed Plan?

    In my opinion some 2-4-1 fish Hydrolysate and worm castings will Not provide enough nitrogen for the "stretch" or early flower period. Based on the lime green color of his plants, in his pictures, they have not been getting enough nitrogen lately. They are already behind! Nitrogen needs are...
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    Feed Plan?

    Where is the nitrogen bro?!
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    Feed Plan?

    I agree about the plants looking hungry. And that you could use some N, even though you've gone 12/12. What have you got with some nitrogen?
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    Time to top dress,little help pls.

    I vote for option 1.
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    Soil NPK, what are we really getting for our money?

    In my opinion, the original 2 value on the bag for nitrogen was probably B.S. and the actual N value has been around .17% the entire time. I don't believe you could grow a plant in a 2% nitrogen medium. Straight Alfalfa Meal that people use as fertilizer is 2.5 N. Can anybody grow in straight...
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    Back to organics. needing some info

    I think Ocean Forest with some more castings and perlite, and maybe even a little coco would be fine. Once the nutrients in the Ocean Forest are used up it's basically just peat and perlite again anyway and you can add whatever you want to make it "your soil." Building your own from scratch is...
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    Back to organics. needing some info

    Some people are still down with Super Soil. But lots of dudes use one, milder soil mix ("cornell mix"/coot's mix") for all stages of growth and then top dress or use teas later. Organic foods like All-In-One mixes? Happy Frog and Dr Earth have already been mentioned. They are both easy to...
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    Post your organic flowering feeding schedule

    I guess it's just a rough guideline. Whatever is going to cover the top of your soil a couple inches deep, without making a big mess. 2 cups of compost may not be enough for a 7 gallon pot and 4 cups might be too much for a 10 gallon pot.
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    Post your organic flowering feeding schedule

    Flower Top Dress Week One: Neem or alfalfa + kelp. 1 teaspoon each/5 gallons of pot size Week Two: Crab Shell + kelp. 1 teaspoon each/5 gallons of soil Week Four: Crab shell + kelp. 1 teaspoon each/5 gallons of soil Week 5: about 2 cups of compost or EWC or rotting wood chunks Week 6...
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