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Buddy73

Buddy73

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Yep starting to get the orange smells coming threw! So it looks like I will be doing 4 auto outside and asking you guys what seeds are good for outdoor? I want reasonably large plants with a good yield and a nice smoke! Was going to order some and grow all the same. Was thinking fb gsc or cream cookie or what ya think????
 
Nutty sKunK

Nutty sKunK

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Buddy73 said:
Yep starting to get the orange smells coming threw! So it looks like I will be doing 4 auto outside and asking you guys what seeds are good for outdoor? I want reasonably large plants with a good yield and a nice smoke! Was going to order some and grow all the same. Was thinking fb gsc or cream cookie or what ya think????
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Not sure how far south/east you are but finding a mold resistant strain is the most important factor for me.

GSC has a nice airy bud structure which will help stop mold.

I’m southern Scotland so often wet so mold resistance is priority for me.
 
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Nutty sKunK

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Buddy73 said:
Was looking at wedding cheesecake also! ??
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Cracking smoke! Tastes really unique which is why I love it so much. Hard to guess your smoking weed.

Tastes like sweet cake with hints of fruit and vanilla.Good potency as well! More sativa leaning high so good for wake n bake
 
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Nutty sKunK

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Also this will blow your mind. Add some of this and in 3 days time I bet your plants will be twice as smelly!

Soil Balance Probiotic Microbe Tea - Optimize Plant Expression

Designed for Nutrient Density, Aroma & Taste, Oil Production, Root Biomass, and Sugar Content- Colonizes The Rhizosphere
www.soilbalancepro.com www.soilbalancepro.com

1g does like 10 gallons so for the price of a fish supper you got a fair few applications.

I’ll never grow without it now truly incredible product that everyone should at least try once.

House plants have never looked so good either after using it, can’t wait to get it on my veggies outdoors
 
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Nutty sKunK

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Buddy73 said:
Where can I get it in uk or is this as good? View attachment 4877629
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Just order from the site - took about a week or so to get here which wasn’t bad.

Well for 50g of soil balance it’s £125. Makes 500 gallons though. But every penny is worth it.

It’s the most microbe dense product on the market. I’m sure others will do some good but this one is insane.

A little goes a long way but as I said 1g for 5$ does like 10 gallons so you get a good idea for cheap.
 
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Nutty sKunK

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Buddy73 said:
Do you only need 1 application per plant?
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I use it once during veg. Then again once per a week from when u see flowers form.

The most stark difference can be observed in mid/late flower when a plant is given it having not had any.

Basically u mix it with water for a good bit (I use a bubbler) then soak the medium. Also important to keep it wet in between. So with my plant needing watering every 2 days on the off day I give it just a cup full of water to keep the soil most around the base of the plant until the next watering.
 
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Nutty sKunK

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Buddy73 said:
Thanks buddy I just ordered 10g . Is it only for organic fed plants?
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Amazing man! Can’t wait for you to see the results. I thought it was just me so I gave some to my bro. He texted me 3 days after saying his tent now smells like a massive bowl of fruits and is impressed too.

Nah man, it is organic in itself though. I just use rainwater anyways for my plants so there’s no chlorine whatsoever harming the micro population during my grow. Doubt it does much but makes me feel good haha
 
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Nutty sKunK

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Buddy73 said:
Do you grow with synthetic or organic
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I was wondering about that ecothrive product. During winter my water tank would often freeze outside leading me to bubble tap water overnight.

I grow 100% organic if I can. I’m now using plant magics Old timer range which is the best I’ve used nutrients wise.

Super simple, grow and bloom bottle with some Epsom salts is all you really need basics wise. Although I always use their root stim and biowetter too throughout the grow.

Their main feed also feeds microbes in the soil for best aromas. Which I found makes your plants even smellier after using them microbes from soil balance pro.
 
Buddy73

Buddy73

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And also being organic does the ratios have to be different for autoflower or can you stick to the recommendations on the bottle without burning
 
Nutty sKunK

Nutty sKunK

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Buddy73 said:
do you have to check or adjust ph at all?
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Nah man, I use dol lime in the soil to buffer pH. I’ve check the feeds out of curiosity and with my 7.8ph tap water they usually sit around 6-7 pH depending on how much feed.

When growing organic you rely more on your microheard to adjust pH in the rhizophere (rootzone)

As long as the soil sits between 6-6.5 there’s no need to adjust. The added lime stops acidification in mid flower onwards as well as producing calcium and magnesium.

Plant magics own soil sits at pH 5. Far too low, I added 1 heaped tablespoon of lime per 2 gal to get it near 6.5 which solved all my troubles in mid flower onwards.

I now use House and garden batmix cut with a little plant magic for aeration. Combined with Worm castings, dol lime and mycorrhizal (again plant magic granules)
 
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Nutty sKunK

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Buddy73 said:
And also being organic does the ratios have to be different for autoflower or can you stick to the recommendations on the bottle without burning
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They recommend 2-4ml per L of grow and 2-5ml of bloom per L

I start off at 1/2 strength and work my way up from there. So only 1ml per 1L etc. Although I do crank it up (strain depending) to 4ml per L if the plant is big and hungry enough.

I grew a strawberry pie last winter which is a super light feeder. I only had to give it 2ml per L of bloom at max feeding. Managed to keep the first set of leaves until harvest as well which I was chuffed about.
 
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