I've been stressing that to my brother for his last 3 runs.
He's using less but I still feel that he doesn't let them dry enough between waterings.
I've been stressing that to my brother for his last 3 runs.
There's one I'm just starting to learn. Easy on the nutes. I've been giving my girls full strength hydro nutes daily.
What type of soil testing do you refer to? Testing what? These are the kinds of things I haven't been doing, or even caring about until now.BigJarGrows wrote: ↑Fri Mar 18, 2022 2:30 pmFor myself the best thing I did was started soil testing. I am not smart enough to diagnose a plant and when in organics if you see the issue chances are it’s a bit late. And learning how to properly water. And lastly pot size. Go with as large a pot you can as it will just make doing this easier.
Just my thoughts from a guy starting this himself and what he’s learned in the last 2 grows.
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I had to look up the GHO soil. Being in the states that's probably not a good option for me. I did however buy an American made " super" soil for the next run. Fox Farms Happy Frog. From what I gathered, it is a mix of worm castings, bat guano, peat, coco, perlite, buffers and minerals. It's pretty popular here. Just got to learn to keep it healthy.MrNice wrote: ↑Fri Mar 18, 2022 11:07 amHey Trippster62
Thers a few people here using GHO soil @DIY.Rik in terms of re using soil im sure rik can fill you in more then me
Im a soil grower aswell
Living Soil Starter Kits
https://www.greenhandorganic.com/buy-no ... arter-kits
I'll go ahead and buy my myco. .... But, thanks for the info ..... I suppose.The Aspie Toker wrote: ↑Mon Mar 21, 2022 12:55 amUse Rhizotonic. It helps with shock if potting up as well as good root growth. Speaking of potting up, if you don't have any mycorrhizal fungi, then semen is a cheap substitute.
That sounds like a good technique. When I picked up my Happy Frog they were out of Ocean Forest. I may have to order online. I have perlite, worm castings and Great White mycorrhizae plus trichoderma.