Gugne

<span class="link_user">@CoastGrower</span>, Yup, both of them looks amazing and pretty different one from another. 11/04 with thinner and lighter green leaves 08/04 with thicker leaves and a much deeper green. The leaves next to the flowers are also seen with a reddish coloration.

<span class="link_user">@Gugne</span>, Yep, really soon, I wanted to have done it this weekend but I have not had time. I will do it throughout this week. The roots still do not peek through the holes in the pot so there&#039;s no hurry, I guess. The next update you will see them in 19L textile pot

<span class="link_user">@TC_Connoisseur</span>, i will send you a pm with some pics of his plants

<span class="link_user">@TC_Connoisseur</span>, Yess but earthworm casting give the plant just what she needs and the coco give some aeration. I know a grower who only use casting in all stages and never add nutrients, his results are just amazing.

<span class="link_user">@CoastGrower</span>, i love lst. &lt;3

<span class="link_user">@TC_Connoisseur</span>, hey bro!!. Aboned for first time today and used leonardite based humic acids. The difference could be in the soil cause i normally use 50/50 or 70/30 earthworm humus and coco peat. Practically, never feed them until flowering.