I grow outdoors in the sun, but in an aero chamber sans organics. My plants are still green until the very end, and even then I like em pretty green as opposed to how others do things. I don't end-flush either, but that's just my personal preference and I feed at very low levels in the first place. I am not the guy to ask in regards to soil- but there are alot of soil pros here who will chime in I am sure.
right on brah. welcome to the forum and looking forward to the pics
aloha puna~
Things to think about are : is it a reputable source, are the seeds hella old or not stored correctly... I personally when paying want to know exactly what each seed is. Other than that it sounds like a great free-bee... If you're just trying to get some stuff going and don't care too much it might give you alot of seeds to make mistakes on before you spend anything more however... See if they'll take 50 bucks
You can get BT Worm Killer at most garden places. I'm with Trichy as far as the yellowing do what he suggested and you will be Ok.
its a crap shoot bro. if you have the cash then it is worth it. if not, then no need. you could spend 100 on one of the seed banks but that is a crap shoot also. with 200 i could garauntee find a keeper in there i am thinking. the autos kind of scare me because i don't like anything that doesn't go like regular pakalolo should go, but that's just me. good luck on that bro. yellowing is ok at the end of the cycle, but usually not good at the beginning of the plant's vegging/budding cycle. there is a balance, but outdoor seems to take more punishment with less problems than indoor. beginning of long season, crank up the nitrogen, not too much but enough to take care of the purple stems and yellowing sun leaves/undergrowth. aloha
add nutes that has nitrogen in it
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In a bind you can pee a little in your plants as it is heavy in nitrogen- there is even a horrible offshoot of hydroponics called "pee-ponics" hahaha no kidding- google it.
no worries. questions always welcomed in this thread. let us know how it goes on them seeds. goodluck!
i guess i am not blessed "greenthumb" shi shi
And then you can laugh at whoever picks your coconuts and drinks the water out- lol...Yeah shi-shi is a good,free source of nitrogen but it has a lot of salt also so make sure you water it down, I learned that the hard way. the nitrogen in it is actually sodium nitrate I think..
I've been pee-ing on this one coconut tree everytime I'm outside, its around 40 ft give or take. Meanwhile the other ones that I never pissed on are half that size