Can I use these nutrients in my soil??

jaggedpotato628

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Jun 15, 2020

• #1

I transplanted my girls in to dairy doo a soil compost I’ve had them all in coco and ocean forest mix for a medium.. will I be ok to continue My feeding schedule now that I’m outdoors and in soil permanently?? Here’s some pics

 

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Merkn4aSquirtn

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Jun 15, 2020

• #2

Before you start dumping nutes I'd see how the plant reacts to the transplant and go off of what the plant needs. Water with some ph balanced for a couple days and if they look good then resume nutes as usual, maybe lower a bit due to the shit you're growing it in. (Literal shit.) Lol

 

jaggedpotato628

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Jun 15, 2020

• #3

Lmfao yeah no doubt shit is right!! I really appreciate you taking time and giving me some tips!! I water with 5.9 6.1 ph for a few days and then try a small dose! Thanks for everything I’ll post some pictures along the way and let everyone see how it works out!! Happy growing

 

jaggedpotato628

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Jun 22, 2020

• #4

Update they liked the nutrients in the soil went a lil strong at first but have it figured out now

 

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JoeBlow5823

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Jun 22, 2020

• #5

Like the women on "my 800 pound life", those bitches look well fed.

 

jaggedpotato628

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Jun 22, 2020

• #6

Lmfao 800 lb life that’s fucking funny Hell yeah another three months to harvest but I’m working on patience lol

 

jaggedpotato628

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Jul 18, 2020

• #7

So the girls seem to be going really well!! Any input would be mice they are in pre flower and in there stretch as of a cpl days ago.,. Hoping that they will triple in size or dbl before october

 

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jaggedpotato628

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Jul 19, 2020

• #8

Oops lol remodeling house here’s the girls.. there taking nutes very well it seems still! Hoping that they will all be finished flowering before November here in northern Michigan... had to move a cpl down the hill there were getting to crowded as well next year I will be giving them 10 ft of spacing

 

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Merkn4aSquirtn

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Jul 19, 2020

• #9

Looking great!

 

MICHI-CAN

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Jul 19, 2020

• #10

jaggedpotato628 said:

Oops lol remodeling house here’s the girls.. there taking nutes very well it seems still! Hoping that they will all be finished flowering before November here in northern Michigan... had to move a cpl down the hill there were getting to crowded as well next year I will be giving them 10 ft of spacing

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I converted to a Dairy Doo line up 2 years ago. It needs a little tweaking from the bag and a simple amendment. It's the best I have ever used. And local. With the amendments it needs no fert almost through veg. 900PPM is the most liquid I can feed in the last weeks of veg. Top dress and start flower nutes in about 3 weeks. A bit more amendments and you would need nothing but the top dress.