10/19:
I fed today. Only one plant has any signs of deficiency..an Orange Sherbet that needs more Mg than everybody else.
Serious stink now! Wow..gonna have to order another carbon filter..
I shot a little video of the soil remediation amendments I'm using these days. This will be the first time I use the Coast of Maine Lobster Compost. I usually use a different brand with added biochar and mycorrhizae, but I wanted to see what all the fuss is about the efficacy of lobster compost.
Recipe:
About 50 gallons of soil, previously flushed with TPS Liquidsoil to re-establish the microbial population.
1 cu ft - Coast of Maine lobster compost
15 lbs - Earthworm castings
4.5 lbs - Microgrow granular inoculant
4 lbs - Bokashi
4 lbs - Dr Earth Veggie, Tomato, and Herb organic fertilizer
2 lbs. - Nectar for the Gods - One Shot granular fertilizer
2 lbs - granular humic acid plus molasses
1/2 lb - texas greensand
1/2 lb - azomite
1/2 lb - dolomite
10/20:
Halle Berry(Blackberry A) is getting soooo fat..maybe 20" in circumference!
I spotted another couple of nanners on the Strawberry Pie and decided to leave them to do their thing..might be some very interesting hybrids as a result.
It occurs to me that it's almost time to start germinating the next batch of beans...👍
10/23:
Fed them and rotated the edge plants. Switched to Cha Ching.
10/24:
Halle Berry is foxtailing a bit ever since I upped the wattage in the tiny tent. She's fading nicely..I'll probably flush her towards the end of next week.
I started germinating the next batch of beans today, so I'm gonna need these bitches to hurry the fuck up now..
10/26:
Fed them and rearranged a little bit. I dialed back the ONE, increased CaMg and Sweet & Sticky. I flushed Halle Berry with 8 gallons of warm water and LiquidSoil. She's ripe, but I'll let her go another few days.