What is this?!?!
- Thread starter YescaLove
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ebcrew
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I couldnt believe it took so many replies before someone said it lol
YescaLove
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If you read it is explained.
If you read it is explained, it's not 'dirt' as much as it is clay. For weight. It is not there as of a few days ago.
YescaLove
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There's the mutant in pic 2, starting to shine. The lone survivor from several seeds I found in a shot glass. The others rotted out. Never actually seen that happen before. I hope it is a keeper because I have no idea when i put those seeds in there, but I know I hunt out sativa strains when smoking so it may be some Mexican or Colombian genetics.
ebcrew
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Im no expert on clay but isn't hydroton kilned clay. Not sure if it makes a difference. Happy growing.
YescaLove
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It is. It kinda makes a difference. If one used all clay entirely most plants would die because clay expands and contracts with moisture. A the bottom of every pond here is clay holding that water. There is a product we use to break it up called earth right. Some plants will break up those clay tables. My grandma used to use clay to fix injured corn plants so it can't be bad per se, but I don't use it as a grow medium. Next time maybe I'll just get some rocks from my driveway and save the confusion lol. On a side note, clay is nutrient rich, it "keeps" a bank of nutes. I live in a big ag area and we're loaded up with clay. I believe it came from a pre historic glacier, the one that carved out the Missouri river. We have interesting geology around here.