Another Grow

good idea to go for the 5-6 week mark. they are already pretty nice size around that time, and then again you have to take flowering stretch into consideration. will you be lst on any of these plants? it helps out with growing out the bottom. kinda keeps everything even.

my mother i have flowering, i did take a clone from her and the clone is doing very good. i just repotted it yesterday in a 1 gallon, so i will continue to grow the strain. i really cant afford to let it go, atleast not at this time i was actually talking about the plant i dubbed Kit, at 6 weeks before going into flower, she showed preflowers.

thanks Unoit for confirming what i suspected. i never paid attention to how long it took my mother to show preflowers, but since the clone is still in full veg, ill note it since i have calender dates in order.

 

mine started at 7 also. the mix should fall down in pH level over the next month. dont forget to check it before using it, and if you decide to use seedlings or young clones, be sure to cut the soil with regular potting soil, or keep the lime handy.

 

oh yeah, that mix up top looks really good as far as consistancy, lookin foward to see how your super soil works out for you. im sure you wont be disappointed.

 

hey Jay no problem! are you going to use this mix for flowering?

 

if youre curious to see how it may benifit you, jus try it on a couple of your seedlings. when they get about 6 inches, jus take a twistie tie, tie the main grow tip down and parallel to the main stem, connect the other end of the twistie to the main stem and thats it. within a 2 days, the bottom will explode out, very little stress involved. within hours, you can see how the leaves try to redirect themselves. thats your proof that everything is all good. this helps out so much with developing the plant into a bush. tall plants are all good, but for outdoors, this gives us closet growers something a lil extra to work with

 

well, several advantages, one you can give up chemicals. 2 organically is more natural, and my favorite reason is taste and density. the plant gets it all with a mix of your choice. i posted a thread about it in indoors, my last grow was screwed because of bad soil. this round i wanted something easy and worry free. by taking all the amendments, bone and blood meal, thats a source of nitrogen and potasium. both are needed for the plants development. one will become available much quicker for the plants use than the other. blood will breakdown and of course be used for its nitrogen source. kelp also can help out with this process and adds 62 trace elements for the plant to consume. the bone takes longer to breakdown, but will become usable right in time for when the plant starts flowering. lime is used to make everything balance out so the plant can flourish. the medium used was compost, with 2 cups of each ammendment added (dehydrated manure also) and allowed to sit for a month. my results are in my journal. over 60 days total growth and at no time have i introduced any kind of chemical nutrients. yesterday was the first time i gave them a kelp tea. and will probably give them one more 3 weeks before harvest date. so advantage? worry free soil, because it has everything the plant needs for its cycle and no worry about measuring out chemicals and possibly overfeeding or jus introducing the byproduct into your body. the rewards, worry free maintenance, jus the usual, a completely different taste and another method of possibilities under your belt.