silentp81

Good Luck Bro. Nice that you have clone companys over there, i never see that legal! Greetsss

Clover, rye, mustard, beans, kale, are all marvelous ways to set up a cover-crop. Those plants (especially beans, clover, and rye) sequester nitrogen into the soil for your cannabis plants to use later. You can use cover-crops whenever you want. To be really effective, it should remain in place for months/years. Hope this helps, keep us up-to-date and happy growing! :facepunch:

Good luck with the grow ;)

hi bigGreen420, yes this is my first no til. i started no til for my garden this year and the result has been pretty impressive, so I am hoping it will transfer over to growing cannabis as well. I will gladly answer any question you have

@silentp81,is this your firs no till grow

hey buddy glad to see this I'm highly interested in the no till method just can't find much about it I'll be following this closely and probably going to be asking u a good few questions about the method welcome to the site happy growing

6th watering June 11th 8pm. first time watering with kangen ionized water. let's see if all the hype are true.

4th watering June 7th 8pm (2.5 days from last watering) plants were not droopy prior to watering. next watering will be in 3 days. also added three new strains ( Purple Punch, CandyLand and Gelato) will also try use the same watering schedule to catch them up to a 3 days watering cycle during veg phase

3rd watering June 5th 8am (2 days from last watering) *plants remain strong looking, but will water them anyways just to be sure. next watering will be in 2.5 days

2nd watering June 3rd 8am (1.5 days from last watering) *plants looking a mildly weak and droopy

1st watering June 1st 8pm right after planting and mulching. *working on making sure the plants stay healthy while stretching out the watering period to 3 days apart. the mulch layer will hopefully keep the moisture in and the roots will put in the work.