Cocopopo (BulkSeedBank) [Organic - Basic Materials] x 3 [2 left]

Week 7: The Sativa dominant plant (mugshots pic 1) is impressive. day 42: Top dressing day: I gave every plant in my tent additional 25 grams of solid GK pellets, 25 grams GK powder and roughly 10 grams of chicken pellets (fractured the rest i had). Dosage goes by following GK schedule. Since i have 9 liter pots and only prepared the Bloom mix i added the 2 liter dosage to the top dressing feed. The pellets should solve within the next 2 or 3 weeks or so. Ash can be added via watering later. Checked the NPK of Biocanna Vega: it contains a lot of Nitrogen and a major fraction of Phosphor as well so i can intervene if the plants develop a sudden hunger in that way. I raked the soil in the upper part of the pots rim, pushed the pellets in the soil put the powder on top, watered and put the leaves back on. A day later they seem to be a little upset because of the rough treatment. The size of the pots is rather small. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Cocopopo (Bulk Seed Bank) x 3 slowly crawling out of their bed. All 3 seeds i planted have germinated in the Eazy Plugs. I have just put them under light. The plan is to top and train them in 1.26 l pots such as the other three plants can be seen on the pic above (Watermelon Jam - Bulk Seed Bank). I'm going to plant one of the seedlings in soil i collected from the nearby woods during grow phase (1.26 liter pot). I was checking out the nearby soil conditions to estimate where to plant the multiple generations of this years planned autoflower outdoor grows. Mostly the soil around here contains more clay but still has a lot of humus and a good drainage. Usually i'm looking for places with enough elemental input via rain.