Ding-A-Ling Mans Guerrilla Grow-60 Gallon Smart Pots

CheeseKush27 said:
Can't wait to see those pics. With all this rain they're probably starting to take off. Are you topping any of them, or doing any LST?
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They have really took off. The rain has been great with some nice sunny days. I've topped 2 of them so far and will continue topping them to keep there height down
 
hey man, just checked your thread. the ladies looks amazing. so sad to Lose any plant Once its any older then like 2 weeks. i have 3 yrs grow experience in the northeast so i def feel you man the random cold fronts can be BRUTAL.

but i threw you some rep. seeing as how been here 2 months and looked @ and read MANY thread but this is my first sub. i wanna see how big the 60Gallon plants get.
what state these in if you dont mind me asking.
 
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My favorite, the Tangerine Dream. This lady has took off on its own. Looking so nice. I never topped her but seems to grow bushy on her own...what a sexy girl... ;)
 
I still haven't gave them any nutrients. I was thinking g advanced nutrients but I'm still not sure. I've gave them one feeding of molasses
 
subbed on this one bro. i have a few outdoor now. about the same size but they are starting to re-veg. put them out too early i guess. good luck yours look gorgeous.
 
chamezzzak47 said:
I still haven't gave them any nutrients. I was thinking g advanced nutrients but I'm still not sure. I've gave them one feeding of molasses
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  • PRO-MIX HP Mycorrhizae
    Cow manure enhanced with hummus and peat moss
    Bone Meal
    Blood Meal
    Worm Castings
    Dolomite Lime​




Is that what you added to the mix? or did i miss you changing it. If you did then you have built some good organic soil. It will still take time to break down and "cook" but if you add chemical fertilizers you're going to kill your mycros. Look into ACCT teas and maybe pick up some General Organics "GO" box, the box will probably last you the full season with those beauties.

Something People Ought To Know
[h=1]AACT, Bloom Tea, Veg Tea, Fungal Tea, Myco Tea, recipes from the outdoor guys.[/h][h=1][/h]
 
Whatstrain said:

  • PRO-MIX HP Mycorrhizae
    Cow manure enhanced with hummus and peat moss
    Bone Meal
    Blood Meal
    Worm Castings
    Dolomite Lime​




Is that what you added to the mix? or did i miss you changing it. If you did then you have built some good organic soil. It will still take time to break down and "cook" but if you add chemical fertilizers you're going to kill your mycros. Look into ACCT teas and maybe pick up some General Organics "GO" box, the box will probably last you the full season with those beauties.

Something People Ought To Know
[h=1]AACT, Bloom Tea, Veg Tea, Fungal Tea, Myco Tea, recipes from the outdoor guys.[/h][h=1][/h]
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Your absolutely right. I was reading about this a couple weeks ago in an article. Just refreshed my brain..thanks
 
On the hunt for some organic nutrients... Does anyone know of any kinds?

I was researching compost teas. They seem pretty good but I have never made one...any suggestions
 
Earth Juice is really good. Pretty much anything from them is good to use and its Organic so it wont kill off your beneficials. And its hard to overfeed them with EJ. Ive used it for years.

Good luck and have agreat season :mrgreen:
 
MonsterOG said:
Earth Juice is really good. Pretty much anything from them is good to use and its Organic so it wont kill off your beneficials. And its hard to overfeed them with EJ. Ive used it for years.

Good luck and have agreat season :mrgreen:
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I've heard of it before....does it cost much? And is it good for flowering?
 
Its one of the cheaper brands of nutrients. It can get pricey if your buying for a big garden. But I would also look into guanos that you will be able to top dress and water ontop of, and also you make teas in any combination youd like!
 
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