Johnei's Organic Soil Mix and Compost Teas
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Johnei
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TBSP = tablespoon = 15ml
tsp = teaspoon = 5ml
New Soil:
/1 gallon soil
70% Promix
10% Perlite
20% EWC
2TBSP Dol.Lime powder + 1tsp Dol.Lime pellets
1TBSP Kelp Meal
1TBSP Rock Dust
1TBSP Alfalfa Meal
1TBSP MexicanGuano
1TBSP Lanbeinite
2TBSP FishBoneMeal
1tsp IndonesianGuano
Soil Wetting Tea:
/ 1 gallon water
2-3TBSP EWC
1/2 tsp Kelp Meal
1/4 tsp Rock Dust
1/2 tsp Unsulfered Molasses
splash of Humic acid
splash of Fulvic acid
18-24 hr brew.
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3gal. AirBagPots
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7gal. AirBagPots or 10gal. AirBagPots
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tsp = teaspoon = 5ml
New Soil:
/1 gallon soil
70% Promix
10% Perlite
20% EWC
2TBSP Dol.Lime powder + 1tsp Dol.Lime pellets
1TBSP Kelp Meal
1TBSP Rock Dust
1TBSP Alfalfa Meal
1TBSP MexicanGuano
1TBSP Lanbeinite
2TBSP FishBoneMeal
1tsp IndonesianGuano
Soil Wetting Tea:
/ 1 gallon water
2-3TBSP EWC
1/2 tsp Kelp Meal
1/4 tsp Rock Dust
1/2 tsp Unsulfered Molasses
splash of Humic acid
splash of Fulvic acid
18-24 hr brew.
v
v
v
3gal. AirBagPots
v
v
v
v
7gal. AirBagPots or 10gal. AirBagPots
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
v
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Sedan
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Serious approach you!
The right mix !!
Show your lamps !! ??
Some photos do not open some!
calliandra
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Johnei
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Here are some pictures of plants grown in the soil mix from post #1.
I am always experimenting with different soil mixes. There is always room for improvement.
Unfortunetly I do not have any pictures of the plants in the these photos fully flowered to show you the outcome so I will not talk about it too much as it would be all conjecture without proof. The soil mix works very well. The one thing I will tell you is that soil mix would benefit with more potassium, and this is evident in some of the photos here on different strains of plants. This is why the new soil mixes I am experimenting with have added Langbeinite/SulPoMag with 22% K potassium. The added extra magnesium and sulfer is also a great benefit to the plants using this mix.
These pictures are from 2years ago and are the only pictures I have except for the small 1 gallon Blockhead I previously posted in this thread.
Grand Daddy Purple, Blockhead, OG Kush...
Thank you for joining me in my mission to find the best soil and rich compot tea formulas for increased potency, flavor, colors, and deep medical properties of this sacred herb. My formulas are designed to bring out the full genetic potential of all varieties of flowering and fruiting plants without sacrificing yield potential of said variety.
To be continued...
I am always experimenting with different soil mixes. There is always room for improvement.
Unfortunetly I do not have any pictures of the plants in the these photos fully flowered to show you the outcome so I will not talk about it too much as it would be all conjecture without proof. The soil mix works very well. The one thing I will tell you is that soil mix would benefit with more potassium, and this is evident in some of the photos here on different strains of plants. This is why the new soil mixes I am experimenting with have added Langbeinite/SulPoMag with 22% K potassium. The added extra magnesium and sulfer is also a great benefit to the plants using this mix.
These pictures are from 2years ago and are the only pictures I have except for the small 1 gallon Blockhead I previously posted in this thread.
Grand Daddy Purple, Blockhead, OG Kush...
Thank you for joining me in my mission to find the best soil and rich compot tea formulas for increased potency, flavor, colors, and deep medical properties of this sacred herb. My formulas are designed to bring out the full genetic potential of all varieties of flowering and fruiting plants without sacrificing yield potential of said variety.
To be continued...
Johnei
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Very Important!
The soil mixture I have written above at the top of this page must be left in a big rubbermaid type container or barrel or huge thick bag etc. to allow for the microbial army helpers to begin digesting the ingredients inside the mix. The microbial army helpers will transform the ingredients into more usable plant available forms for plant uptake and processing. This time is also critical for the microbial army helpers to get extremly well established inside the soil mixture well before you plan to use it with any plants. You must have either a few holes in the container to allow it to breath and still stay humid and moist inside, or you must mix and overturn the soil every week to allow it to breath properly. The soil is a living organism now. You must not overly saturate the soil mixture with water when you initially wet it for storage. The soil needs only to be thoroughly and evenly moist throughout!!! The mix must sit for a minimum of 2weeks, but 1 month is much better. 2 months is even better, and so on. Soil must breath remember! Also, the soil must not be allowed to get bone dry!!! This is very important!!! If you need to wet the mixture again use a humic and/or fulvic acid solution, or another compost tea.
Good day.
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