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1st Living Soil Grow Outdoor
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Where Sugar's arm broke off
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Light coconut and silica water feed with plain water. Also fed compost tea i bubbled for 30 hrs with 1 tbsp Nature's Living Soil concentrate and dash of molasses.
Tried to FIM some side branches and while the side branchs below went crazy and I love it, I'm still not sure I got 4 tops from it. Think I just oddly topped and not quite did the FIM deal. Still pleased with results as most lower branches have caught up in height all of a sudden on sugar. Sugar lost one of the main branches due to my dog and his tail...but she's now a bush! Accidents happen and it looks to be a good thing for her. Trying to root the broken piece. Sugar and Northern are femimized seeds but Blue is a free from friend seed and waiting to see sex...
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sdelapena85started grow question 5 years ago
Anyone out there able to identify N deficiency on newer leaves or if the lighter color is just the way the strains new growth looks? I worry and have the habit of wanting to do more more more which I am trying to stop. Trying organic. Should I roll on, feed N, or top dress?
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Hellishjamanswered grow question 5 years ago
I don’t see any Nitrogen deficiency in these plants at all. The lighter green is just the new growth coming in these looks pretty healthy to myself. If you have nitrogen deficiency the older leaves towards the bottom of the plant will start to turn yellow, wilt and die off. This is due to the plant prioritizing new growth over old growth and is robing nitrogen from lower growth to support the new growth. Just be carful you don’t want to over due it and get into nitrogen toxicity. I myself am doing living organic soil and have red wigglers in my pots to break down organic fertilizers. Good luck!
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sdelapena85commentedweek 85 years ago
Hellishjamcommented5 years ago
@sdelapena85, glad you liked it! I always cross compare different sites because as we know the internet can be good or can be very bad lol just keep that in mind! Another word of advise get yourself a note pad and write everything you do to the plants down so you always have a reference to fall back on incase something happens and you can always check back on what was done because we all forget things from time to time!
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sdelapena85commented5 years ago
@Hellishjam, dude I LOVE that site!!
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Hellishjamcommented5 years ago
@sdelapena85,here is a good read on deficiency and pests. https://www.growweedeasy.com/marijuana-symptoms-pictures
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sdelapena85commentedweek 15 years ago
Well at that point I hadn't yet transplanted to the living soil. I was given a 1lb bag of Nature's Living Soil Concentrate and followed the directions about mixing with soil. I used 1.5 cu ft Ocean Forest, .75 cu ft Mother Earth Coco Perlite, little Happy Frog I had left and some Mykos mixed with the concentrate. I sprinkled more Mykos right where roots went. Filled my three containers and transplanted outside on 5/5. At that point I dropped the Flora Trio and Ph up/down because its bad for the microbes and such. Got another bag of living soil to top dress eventually and to bubble tea with. Also been giving them coconut water and silica. Everyone is happy so liking it so far. Don't know if I am dping 100% right haha just learning on this one. Thinking about kelp meal and guanos and earthworm casings but there's so much research to do!! Cheers!
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sdelapena85commented5 years ago
@CRiSPrGrow, thanks! Good to know!
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CRiSPrGrowcommented5 years ago
@sdelapena85, no that makes sense ! careful with the guano,i've seen countless folks overdo it and burn their plants, great start so far 👊
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Efka710commentedweek 215 years ago
Looking great m8 gonna grow this strain next years outdoors. This year in my country weather is bad :(
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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 165 years ago
i absolutely love the bug army SdeLapena
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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 15 years ago
you say living soil but you're also saying store-bought pre-amended soil in the description, can you really do both? 🚀
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