PadawanWarrior
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He could just tell his neighbors he has a pet skunk, lol.
How to control odour in balcony grow
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Mitchician
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Beauty mate, she's cranking. I think you should give her a top dress soon, before she gets hungry...
Maybe some worm castings, kelp powder, epsom salt and dolomite lime mixed with some straw.
Have you been feeding them anything in the last few weeks? They have really gotten a lot healthier.
Your GA plant looks a bit overwatered, did just water her before the photo or does she always droop like that? PE looks nice.
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Mitchician
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Primo. Looks great.
I have been feeding my landraces with seaweed extract and epsom salt and some coffee grounds for nitrogen deficiency weekly twice and which one should I add worm castings, kelp power epsom salts or dolomite lime
Yeah I have been searching for the same size as ur pic
Mitchician
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I think you should mix a little bit of all of those things, and some more coffee grinds, and then sprinkle that mixture on top of a layer of hay or straw, then water through that, so it washes it all through the straw and into the soil. But first pull off all the unhealthy looking leaves that are close to the soil and getting blocked by higher growth to make it easier to add the mulch layer. You don't really need any of the things I listed, but just use as many as you have or can get easily. Maybe there are some other things you have handy that you can think of?
Mitchician
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Yeah sure if it's properly composted it'll be perfect.
Mitchician
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All of that stuff combined could be a little too acidic though, if you have some wood ash you can mix into it as well then it would be perfect.
It'll add some potassium and help balance the pH of the mixture...
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It'll add some potassium and help balance the pH of the mixture...
Using Wood Ash in the Vegetable Garden
Wood ash can be a great addition to the vegetable garden. It contains potassium, a vital nutrient for crops...
PadawanWarrior
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Serious is right. I personally wouldn't go that extreme on the defoliation, but that's just me.
Mitchician
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Jeepers mate you're not kidding lol I didn't think you'd go that hard on them but I have faith in you!
That was pretty extreme though please don't take any more off them lol and get them that top dressing to say sorry for the brutal strip!
Start growing some other plants so you can stop fiddling around with your Ganja plants!
Mitchician
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Could be, you'll have to wait and see, might have been those hermie sacks off the landrace