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Northern Lights first grow.. organic day 48

Discussion in 'Growing Marijuana Indoors' started by Dan42nepa, Dec 5, 2006.

  1. #1 Dan42nepa, Dec 5, 2006
    Will start flowering in about a week...
     

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  2. #2 sibannac, Dec 5, 2006
    They're some good looking plants! What size buckets are those?
     
  3. #3 Dan42nepa, Dec 5, 2006
    thanks.. their in 3 gallon buckets but will be moved to 5 for flower in the next few days.
     
  4. #4 BrazyJay, Dec 5, 2006
    look like 3 gallons but im probably wrong...
     
  5. #5 emagdnim13, Dec 5, 2006
    damn, those are some very healthy looking plants.

    where did you get the NL seeds?

    what type of organic ferts are you using?
     
  6. #6 canoguy, Dec 5, 2006
    good stuff im on day 21 of vegging my northern lights. what kind of lights r u using
     
  7. #7 Dan42nepa, Dec 5, 2006
    The seeds are from Joey Weed and got them from hemp depot. I started with 5 and all 5 sprouted. The 6th is from bag seed (smaller pot). The soil is an organic soil called Mastery Nursery Gardeners Gold. It sounds like its comparible to fox farm with the components in it. Its the best I could find in my area. I Have fertilized only with teas using Mexican Bat guano, molasses, an occaisional teaspoon of epsom salts and i foilar feed with liquid kelp. In flower i will use Indo bat guano mixed in a tea.. I just gave them a little today in a tea mixed with mexican and indo bat guano, molasses and 1 tsp of epsom salts (first time i used the Epson salts). I will move them into 5 gallon pots in a few days, wait a few more days and begin flower. I have some bio bloom but dont see the point of using that if i will be using indo bat guano (high phosph) We will see what happens...
     
  8. #8 Dan42nepa, Dec 5, 2006
    oh the lights are 400w MH and i will switch to 400w HPS.
     
  9. #9 emagdnim13, Dec 5, 2006
    you should check out spanish fly's russian comfrey ferts thread.

    he swears by this stuff and always yields HUGE amounts
     
  10. #10 Dan42nepa, Dec 5, 2006
    i've seen it but frankly i am a little concerned about over fertilizing. The soil itself is pretty rich in bat guano, worm castings, dolomite lime, oyster shell etc.. even now the teas i feed them i cut with 50 percent water.. maybe it would be ok but...
     

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