nice grow mate!!
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Coco Coir
Grow medium
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- Living soil bed. No plants added yet. I can tell the soil level is startingtodip
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Living soil bed. No plants added yet. I can tell the soil level is startingtodip
ES180 V3 over living soil
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Week 2
Vegetation
10.16
cm
inch
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18 hrs
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This week has been fast paced! Every water I have done has been with raw silica so far. Nothing else!! I can definitely notice a huge difference in growth speed and health. We will have to transplant soon! I have upped the light on the SP 3000 from 10% to 40% and haven’t seen signs of stress yet. So far. Awesome grow. I’m just riding it out and enjoying less work more green… the living soils seem to be doing fantasfic.
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Grow Questions
Cucumbersinmybackpackstarted grow question 2 years ago
What causes mutation? Is it the strains? Will silica do this to the plants? I'm interested to know exactly why this happens or if anything triggers it.
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Leaves. Other
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Chucky324answered grow question 2 years ago
Hello. When you get right down to it, Cosmic Rays cause mutations. A Cosmic Ray can damage a part of the DNA which the cell repairs, but doesn't always get it right. That is where the mutation comes out. Mostly the strain passes the mutation on to the next generation. The mutations can be either good and helpful or bad and destructive for the plant. Chuck.
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Kynarethcommented2 years ago
@Cucumbersinmybackpack, tracking diarys is the best way to improve!! keep it up :D
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Cucumbersinmybackpackcommented2 years ago
@Kynareth Thank you!. Trying to get my scheduling down on this so I can not only show others what I'm doing but to prove to myself I can be consistent with tracking it! To be clear this is my second grow. The first time was half-ass organic but this time it's 100% organic. I'm depending on the soil. But to make the soil I used very well prebought fox farm coco soil. Then amended it with topsoil, compost, earth dust base, and boost. Threw it in a 25 gal and threw red wigglers in there. As for the 3 gallon pots Its the same soil however no worms. Going to throw cover crops, Mulch, and just feed them with teas throughout. I wanted to try something new. Something different. And what better way than to do it the way mother nature intended. So far I am inspired by it and it has given me a new understanding of biology. Nice grows btw!
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