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KeymasterNice job so far! I bet they have grown so much since your last post here.
KeymasterSorry you never got a response to this; I haven’t been on the forum in awhile. Is this still an issue?
KeymasterLooking good so far! I like the pvc pipes extending the humidifier
KeymasterAwesome! I’m interested to see how this turns out
KeymasterSorry you never got a response to this; I haven’t been on the forum in awhile. Looks like the plant was close to harvest. Is this still an issue?
KeymasterI’m not entirely sure I understand what you mean. Do you have a picture of exactly what you’re asking about?
KeymasterWelcome to the forum!
To clarify, when you said, “One of the things I heard Chris say is that (any maybe I’m taking it out of context) growing autos in containers using an organic approach is challenging. On the other hand, I’ve heard from numerous sources that if you can grow tomatoes, you can grow cannabis. If Chris is right, what should I do to improve my odds?”
What I meant by that is autoflowers in small containers with organic inputs can be challenging. If growing autos outdoors, you may want to do a 7-gallon container or larger. I agree; if you can grow tomatoes, you should be able to grow cannabis 🙂You also said, “I’ve also understood from Chris that you probably don’t need any additional nutrients until about week 3 – 4 when the plant burns through the existing soil nutrients. If I want to continue down the organic path, what suggestions do people have about additional nutrients/microbial additions, etc? Are teas preferable to surface feeding?”
Check out BuildASoil Craft Blend. It’s an all-in-one organic fertilizer so you can get away with using that as your only input. An alternative fertilizer is KIS Organics Nurtient Pack. I’ve used both of those for years now with success. To increase your odds of success, add in worm castings. Sure, a microbial inoculant or even brewing a compost tea can definitely be beneficial to boost up the microbe population in the soil. Stash Blend is also another additive you could use which has silica, humic acid, beneficial bacteria and fungi, and a 2-1-5 NPK.To sum it up, you could keep it simple by using BuildASoil Craft Blend only, but add in worm castings and Stash Blend in addition to that for better results.
KeymasterThanks for keeping us updated Silenttip. Plants look great! Really nice job there
KeymasterExcellent job so far! I’m eager to see how they adapt to the training. By the way, some of your posts got stuck in pending, so if there are any duplicates, you should be able to delete them.
KeymasterLooks like she is encountering some deficiencies. Do you happen to know what the pH and EC/PPM of the soil runoff is?
KeymasterNice! I’m looking forward to seeing the results. Did you get two tester packs?
KeymasterLooks great! What strain is that?
KeymasterSome people do that, but I personally would prefer a fridge, or just room temperature. More info on storing seeds:
https://mrgrowit.com/post/how-to-store-cannabis-seeds-for-years/KeymasterI see lots of amber. But is that on a leaf or a bud? Got a pic of the whole plant?
KeymasterI hope it bounces back for you. I’ve heard that soil mix is pretty good.
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