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Fed only distilled water every 2-4 days as needed. Trimmed off the clovers n alfalfa. They wer getting in the way of my watering n it also helped reduce the humidity . I also put a layer of perlite underneath the pots to help reduce trap water n circulate air below the pots..they are done strething n are well into blooming. The super skunk in the bak right corner is beginning to show some atumn colors n it's a sign it's nearing harvest. It's the densed one. Clearly it'll be the 1st one done. The others still got a few more weeks to go. Hopefullythey'll be done b4 thanksgiving. I look foward to see how they turn out. .will update next week on their progress. .
@OrganicAlphapak420, That is awesome! I have heard lots of the same from many people. I will definitely be keeping an eye on your grow. I think you have made me want to give it a try for sure. Good luck with the rest of your grow. I am excited to see the out come!
@OrganicAlphapak420,Cannabis is autotrophic, it makes its own food. This is why it can be cultivated in the poorest countries in the world, farmers don't need to use any nutrients.
@SChomegrown, it's pretty easy n simple. They feed my plants nitrogen which is good during veg. I've always had problems with leaves yellowing during veg. This is the 1st time nothing like thst happened. I just planted the seeds on day one. N I trim wen they get too tall. N they regrow after each watering so it helps with constant nitrogen feeding. Definitely gona continue to use cover crops on my grow from now on. Gave my plants a more healthy look n makes my garden smell more natural.
@TheFairyBudMother,wanted to try some more organic method of growing. Look up info on cover crops n how they fix nitrogen to ur plants. Another organic source of food supply. The plants seems to love it.plus gives the garden a natural nature view n smell.