awesome thread! thanks for sharing 
dawgystyle gardens with ponolovesyou
- Thread starter ponobegone
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astronautchic
Lol...I figured u knew Lovin these pics I can tell u been bustin ass!! (Big man looks happy to be gettin back at it too...rub him for me!!)
Lovin these pics I can tell u been bustin ass!! (Big man looks happy to be gettin back at it too...rub him for me!!)
wallywombat
Member
loving the thread
very nice pono, lookin' forward to more.......
Looking great homie. Just transplanted some ladies, cant wait to watch em pop under the 1k now. Gonna start a thread as soon as I take some pics this week. Ill let you know. Peace.
-N.Kron
-N.Kron
hey yall sorry for the lack of updates just been busy with life and such..hope everyone out there is well! progress is being made with the dep hoops and they should be plugged by the weekend...
sour floppiness
my sweet compost/worm pile
What type of soil you using this year? Recycle or something new?
Stank J.P.
Member
Hi pono, awesome looking start for you. Last year your garden was top notch. The pic you posted of the plant that looked rootbound, do you gently untangle the roots before re-pot or just let them be? Thanks for any info bro, I am never sure if I should untangle or let em be. I'm from seed too if it makes a difference.
Hope you can keep smashin it.
Peace.
Hope you can keep smashin it.
Peace.
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thanks yall staying busy as hell here! im mixing up the soil for my light dep beds now and just got my soil report back, what yall think? the tec was 16.01
Well judging by my growers soil guide. Ideal boron is 1.5ppm, minimum is 0.8ppm and max is 2ppm. Copper minimum is 1.5ppm and max 3ppm. You might want to try and amend those as your levels look a touch low. According to this it also says your zinc is a fair bit too high. "Zinc is needed at a minimum of 4 ppm; 6 to 8 ppm is ideal and above 10 ppm is excessive."
Regarding the calcium, "The ratio of magnesium to calcium should be around one to six.
Having a soil with too much magnesium will take more nitrogen because the excess magnesium makes the soil too tight."
Looks like that soil is pretty light in cal and really heavy in magnesium, that's probably the most important thing to work on fixing.
Regarding the calcium, "The ratio of magnesium to calcium should be around one to six.
Having a soil with too much magnesium will take more nitrogen because the excess magnesium makes the soil too tight."
Looks like that soil is pretty light in cal and really heavy in magnesium, that's probably the most important thing to work on fixing.
