Hey blaze,still running that BM for sure.
Thinking of using local soil...maybe?
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Some look good doing it..others look butt ass ugly.
I sure don't see any "butt ass ugly"..........If it's there, the overall feel of that pic is clearly a thing of beauty.
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hmmm I don't agree. some varieties yellow up, just because.
Day 60 Pure Kush x BMR...no till 3 gallon pot.
The One x African from the 70's.........not a South African type as travel into that region was avoided at the time. These were randomly collected African's from around Africa brought back in the 70's and crossed together with eachother here in the states some 20 years ago....then bred with The One.
Very unique smell,unlike anything...when you smell it you know that it's going to take you somewhere most popular common types can't.
Very unique smell,unlike anything...when you smell it you know that it's going to take you somewhere most popular common types can't.
The One x BMR...5 gallon no till. Thai dominant with an Indica shag...super sweet and greasy frosty.
This little Pure Kush x BMR lived in a no till 3 gallon pot. Chopped at 67 days...No top dressing,no ph'ing,1 ACT and 1 Fish hydrolysate/comfrey tea for the cycle.
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Hawaiian Kush...........from an 8 gallon no till. This pot was host to a large population of worms and will stay no till.
it looks f'n awesome in here! goddamn!
Good show old boy 
lol you have the bud on the car like a bikini girl in a car magazine
lol..I was thinking it needed to be tied down to the rack...
Allrighty then,time for another round. Today was soil mixing day. I opted out of the no-till on all the pots this cycle due to the size of the pots. The two biggest no-till pots will remain no-till for a third cycle.
So it was soil mixing day.
To my recycled mix I added the following:
7 lbs N. bat guano
5 lbs fish bone meal
10 lbs kelp meal
2 lbs dried horsetail
1 lb alfalfa meal
1 lb bentonite clay
1 lb redworms
1 lb. oatmeal
Pots will be filled and transplanted in immediately...why am I not cooking the soil?..don't have time. Do I expect any issues?...probably,due to not allowing the soil to "cook". Am I worried?...No,I'll be able to deal with the issues if they arise.
Peace CC1
So it was soil mixing day.
To my recycled mix I added the following:
7 lbs N. bat guano
5 lbs fish bone meal
10 lbs kelp meal
2 lbs dried horsetail
1 lb alfalfa meal
1 lb bentonite clay
1 lb redworms
1 lb. oatmeal
Pots will be filled and transplanted in immediately...why am I not cooking the soil?..don't have time. Do I expect any issues?...probably,due to not allowing the soil to "cook". Am I worried?...No,I'll be able to deal with the issues if they arise.
Peace CC1
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more clay! how much is in the original?
clay rocks.
clay rocks.
I've added about,,,? some lbs of clay last cycle,I found a nice natural deposit and incorporated it in the mix. Bentonite has powerful properties in soil mang....I'm being cautious.
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I think clay is a critical component in some soils...a little in any type of soil is good.
...here's a bit of info. on bentonite.
http://www.sustainableoutdoors.com.au/bentonite-clay/
...here's a bit of info. on bentonite.
http://www.sustainableoutdoors.com.au/bentonite-clay/
