No-Till Mimosa and Purple Punch 2x2

@RussianGrower, Thanks! keep killing it out there in Russia!!

@PurpGod, Yeah it's a little crowded but hopefully it should work okay. Good Luck!!

@420pete, Hi and thanks! I may try this type of setup for my next attempt... I like the idea of setting the nutrition at the beginning and letting it 'live'... So much talk of nutrition and fertilizer, hard to know what to use/not. Thanks again, Best!

@Growery, I mixed the soil at week 1 which is made up of peat moss, pumice for aeration, compost, and kis organics dry amendment blend. once everything was mixed I gave the soil a week or so to cool off and turned it over every other day as the organic matter breaking down makes the soil very hot at first. After it cooled to room temperature I put in in pots, planted the cover crop, and covered with barley straw for mulch. Once the pots were ready, I put in the clones which previously were growing in just peat moss with no nutrients. I would say the main benefits are 1) its fully organic so smoother and more flavorful 2) all you have to do is water- no need to worry about measuring nutrients and whatnot 3) the mulch/cover crop prevents evaporation so less watering and it keeps the microbes alive to fee your plant. hope you find this informative, keep up the good work!

@Mrs420, honestly I'm not really sure yet. For me it seems like it might have a little too much nutrients off the bat because throughout the grow I noticed slight signs of nitrogen toxicity. I made my own soil mix though from their nutrient pack and I've only heard good things about their biochar mix so I think you should be good. Genererally you don't have to pH your soil with organics as the life in the soil acts as a pH buffer and will make sure the pH is in a good range.