Guerrilha_Grow_Cerradão

@Sweet_Seeds, Thanks for the support! Gorilla Girl is awesome!! A friend gave me a clone from his F1 two years ago. I've never lost it!!!

@GrowBeforeHoe, Prevent chances of mold (from my experience, stopping mildew is a priority to avoid rot) with dual use foliar spray (feed+fungicide) with some combination of stuff, including potassium (bi)carbonate, epsom salts, maybe (taking wild guesses here) molasses, compost teas, lemon juice or something similar and sodium bicarb if you're REALLY worried. Some people say milk works, I dunno. Even in flowering, especially if it gets bad, though I'd be more careful with anything but potassium (bi)carb and maybe a bit of epsom salts later in flowering. Mildew seems to mostly occur with high density/moisture retention, in stressful conditions, air moisture high and fairly low temperatures and poor sunlight. But it can also occur in high heat/drought-like conditions when the plant has low root watering.

@@@Ssomeguy, When you spray your plants with some kind of horsetail liquid it also would be a good preventative measure!

@GrowBeforeHoe, That'd mostly be for silica, wouldn't it? So you could technically use something like bamboo too. Or diatomaceous earth, or even something like basalt (since it has a lot of silica).

@LemonSkunk,BOA! tamujunto!

@@Ssomeguy, Hey! What'sup! Yes, I dig a hole into the ground and hide part of the bucket inside the freshy soil. I also cover everything with heavy mulch, so the sun doesnt dry the plants too quick. I used for most of them 20L Textile buckets, so the roots come out from the bottom, they love it! I put some nutrients even on the bottom of the buckets... I use also antTraps. So they wont bother...

@HonneyHouse, Some types of ants are okay, but yeah, they do like to farm gnats, scales, aphids, etc. Any reason why you don't just put it straight in soil? Asking because I grew plants in 20l pots(deep but not very wide, like typical pots) and a bunch in soil with similar spacing, maybe slightly more, to yours (about 60cm between plants, dense clay base). For marijuana horizontal roots are far more important than vertical in most cases, so the ones in actual soil, even with only 60cm space and limited depth because of clay/rock vs 20l pots are significantly better/larger.