2kg is what most folks buy (indoors), almost 4.5 lbs tub. Top dressing is 1 tablespoon a gallon (when to top dress is another discussion). Preparing your soil before adding it to your pots is 3 tablespoons a gallon. You'd have to know the density to get an accurate number of tablespoons to 4.5lb. If it was sugar you'd have 163 tablespoons...but it's not sugar. So anybody's guess. How many pots are you preparing?
10 plants in a 4x2... o .O ?
Lol ikr! But it's not what it seams perhaps I miss spoke. I'm popping 10 *regular photos. Maybe 7 will make it. I'll get *females into 1 gallons. Then cull my best 1 to 3 female plants. Then flower in 5 gallon. Lmao! 10 in a 2x4 is hilarious
I wouldn't use the Gaia Green until you've settled on what your gonna grow out as final cuts. The way your doing it some fresh bag soil will hold you over till then. The Gaia is a slow release and you wouldn't get any gains from it from the start imo. From all the up potting. Regulars are a lot of fun to play with. Worth the little inconvenience of picking out winners. They are so robust and grow super fast compared to feminized. What you growing out?
This is my dial in grow. Genetics are the freebies I received from GLG. GRAPE SODA something. Again this is for my baseline. Get my environment and feeding, air exchange,water etc. Frequency down. Practice some LST strategies. Imma play with some coco based soil mixes and go from there. I'm really gonna push the envelope with this first run.
Make sure to get some compost in there with the coco. There's a popular soil mix (Coots) that recommends at least a third of compost in the soil mix. You'll be better off for the entire grow if you mix in that compost.
I'm using this method this year and having great results.
I'm planning on trying this Pro Mix HP here soon. Heard nothing but good things about it.
I’ve been having the same idea and had just posted asking bout this last night I plan to use pro mix hp+ with the mycos and the Gaia green 4-4-4 and 2-8-4 with worm casting and Dolomite lime what do you ph your water to I like around 6.2-6.4 would that be okay to use with the pro mix I’m a newer grower and used to using coco and perlite 70/30 ratio and liquid nutes
If your bottle feeding you probably don't need the worm castings. Bottle feeding and organic feeding are two entirely different concepts. Both will get you the end result but the ideas and philosophy of them are two different animals. Pick one and stay the course.
Currently I use liquid but here in the next few months I’ve been wanting to switch it up to more pro mix hp and Gaia green dry amendments
Currently I just use coco and pearlite and liquid nutes and but plan to switch to pro mix and Gaia green my next grow
Currently I just use coco and pearlite and liquid nutes and but plan to switch to pro mix and Gaia green
beautiful I’m always been a fan of purples and reds what’s your opinion on using coco and pearlite 70/30 ratio. with the Gaia green nutes and then some worm castings and Dolomite lime?
And would pro mix hp work better with the Gaia green or would the coco I know when it comes to dry nutes different soils can play a diffrence
I don't see to many people succeed with coco and dry amendments. I may be wring but to me pro mix is a much better option, I've witnessed alot more success with pro mix/dry amendments vs coco/dry amendments
Ahh. Yes, then the worm castings would be very nice.
I could be wrong ..so maybe I should just ask about it instead, isn't pro mix coco as well?