Soil Mix [SIZE=10pt]1.5 CU Ft of Kellogg's patio plus 1 cup of feather meal brand Down to Earth 12.0.0 1 cup of bio fish meal brand Down to Earth 7.7.2 1 cup of fishbone meal brand Down to Earth 3.16.0 11/2 cups of Kelp meal brand Down to Earth 1-0.1-2 1 cup of Alfalfa meal brand Down to Earth 2.5-1-1 1 cup of Greensand brand EB Stone 1 cup of Dolomite Lime brand EB Stone ca21.8 mg11.6 1 cup of Oyster Shells brand Down to Earth 1 cup of Humic Acids brand Down to Earth 1/4 cup of Azomite brand Down to Earth 1 cup of Crab meal brand Down to Earth 3-4-0 1 cup of Neem seed meal brand Down to Earth 10lbs of worm castings my worm farm 2 liters of perlite[/SIZE] I will be growing six for me and six for my son. Various strains will be used all from clone. They will be finishing at different times. In my climate most strains start flowering in July. I have friends whose flowering doesnt start till August or later. So I'm happy another grow coming together. Once I figure out this picture thing I will start posting pics. I currently have a Blue Dream in the ground a Sour Diesel and a Agent Orange Also a Snowland in the ground so far. In totes so far I have two GSC a Rockstar and a Blue Dream. Waiting to go to there final resting spot are a Candyland,a Sweet Sour, Rockstar, BerryWhite. Those in waiting are in one gallon pots waiting for roots to show in bottom openings. Once I see the roots they will be transplanted. keepem green
It has worked for me for years. Everything the same except for the kelp. I have varied my mix using fish meal also. keepem green
The deal here is that this company, like so many others, uses Leonardite as their Humic acid source which is a very poor and low quality source. The actual Humic acid that comes from Leonardite is a wide, varying range depending on the deposit. This isn't a concentrate like BioAg sells. J Sent from my iPhone using this frustrating Grasscity Forum App because I can't login via regular internet like I have been for years.
since we are on the subject. i have a bag of leonardite derived HA but i have since learned and got myself a pack of TM7 from bioag. would there be any use for the leonardite product or should i just toss it?
Well, j never really see much sense in tossing stuff - I'd probably use it in small doses in the flower or vegetable gardens, or in a long term compost heap. It's good you got the BioAg product - it's about as much of the real deal as you're gonna get. I bet 90% of HA products are Leonardite - pure junk. Sent from my iPhone using this frustrating Grasscity Forum App because I can't login via regular internet like I have been for years.
Well the sun decided to come out today. The girls in the ground look good since the sun came out. All praying for the clouds to go away.The others are finally trying to come along in the pots. The three ground candidates look like they ready to take off going in the ground this weekend.Pictures will be taken this weekend of the gurls. keepem green
Well the roots on the Rockstar and the Sour Strawberry are peaking out the bottom of there one gallon pots. They will go in the ground this weekend, The Candyland is also going in the ground no matter how the roots look this weekend. Still have some Berry white that I'm waiting to tranplant. I will take pics of the ones in the ground and the ones going in. I will have to harvest my cabbages and greens to utilize another raised bed about two weeks away. keepem green
Well decided to go too Harborside today. Planned on getting a Blueberry Diesel none. Decided on a Green ribbon something I know will produce. Well after being in line for so long I think the clerk felt sorry for me gave me three Gorilla Glue clones. Gave a buddy one and then came home and potted directly in soil. We will see how fast the roots grow since the sun is coming back out lately. This will be a by LessTabs"> busy weekend for sure what will get the final spots. This Green Ribbon done through me off. keepem green
by LessTabs">attachment=1780988:ImageUploadedByGrasscity Forum1432416065.251118.jpg] by LessTabs"> attachment=1780989:ImageUploadedByGrasscity Forum1432416089.252435.jpg] The roots are looking good again. The first plant is a Blue Dream, the second is a Snowland and the third is some cookies. Sent from my by LessTabs"> iPhone using Grasscity Forum
The Blue Dream is loving the sun. Looking at the stems so far I should have some decent plants this year. With continued growth I should see some good pound plants this year. Seeing that I started later last year and achieved my goals. Still have three more plants to put in there final resting place. Liking the wide variety I have this year, some I have grown previously some for the first time. If they are as advertised i will grow them to there potential for sure. Will take pics this week of the gurls. keepem green
Well it time to give the gurls there first tea. They will get a spraying tonight with the sprayer for pest control. I have to clean out the middle on a couple already. So far season is going great nothing tried to flower and they all went out in May. Also these were all clones that went out no seedlings this year. Pictures at the end of the week. keepem green