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Hello world
My third journey has begun with art genetix🌱
They all comes up after 72 after planting directly in light mix medium
As I experienced the direct soil technique is the fastest way of germination cannabis but needs more attention and care .
I planted my seed and put a humidity dome over them .
Don’t use humidity dome if you want to put your seedlings under direct sunlight because it can get very hot and cook your seeds or damping off! In shades or behind the window bright but without sunlight is best i believe for those who don’t have grow lights or space.
Hopefully i know what exactly this genetics taste and smell
These are fire 🔥
Art genetix and deltabotanics doing great jobs
Lets go
Hey everyone
I want to reuse my living soil from last grow my soil is very rich with worms in it my last feeding line was organic by biobizz i add some premix and some worm casting and clean the soil from roots watered pots
Now My run off ph is 8.0/ ppm +3700
Input ph:6.5
Personally I’d toss the soil or go get some humic acid and mix it in the soil. Or possibly go by some happy frog soil and mix it in 50/50 with your leftover soil happy frog soil comes super acidic it starts around 4ph that should balance out with your super high left over soil
They doing well under the sun light
This week is partly cloudy maybe i put them under cfl light over the window.
tap water +1 drop T A pro roots per litrevery 2-3 days ph 6.5
Next week i start T.A Tripart schedule
Hey everyone
Can i use Tripart line by terra aquatica
In my organic living soil?
I know synthetic fertilizers can lower the microbial activities but how much?
I mean can i charge it with compost teas or its a waste?
Hi I thing that the Tripart line by Terra Aquatica is a mineral-based nutrient system designed for flexibility and effectiveness across various growing mediums, including soil. However, it is not specifically organic, which means it could potentially impact the microbial activity in your organic living soil. Synthetic fertilizers, in general, can alter soil pH and reduce microbial diversity and enzymatic activity over time4. The extent of this impact depends on the frequency and concentration of use.
As for compost teas, they are a fantastic way to reintroduce beneficial microorganisms and nutrients into your soil. Compost teas can help mitigate some of the negative effects of synthetic fertilizers by boosting microbial populations and improving soil health6. However, their effectiveness might be limited if the synthetic inputs are used excessively or if the soil's microbial balance is significantly disrupted.
But if you're aiming to maintain a thriving organic ecosystem, you might want to use the Tripart line very sparingly and supplement it with compost teas to recharge the microbial activity. Alternatively, you could explore organic nutrient solutions that align better with your soil's natural processes
Snakeking
