AzHogRoaster
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Greetings all, thanks for taking a peek.
I am growing in 5gal fabric pots. Using a mix of FFOF and FF Happy Frog. I have most of the organic amendments and am planning to add to each pot, approx 4gal soil.
2 tbsp glacial rock dust
2 tbsp bentonite clay
2 tbsp dolomite gypsum mix
1 tbsp blood meal
2 tbsp high P guano
2 tbsp kelp meal
2 tbsp worm castings (bag)
2 cups perilite
I understand there will be no "cooking" time and these are not amounts that would sustane a full cycle. The idea is to supplement the soil to provide plenty of goodies for the microbes to dine on. In a attempt to promote a happy herd and a little more stank and flavor at the end (going into flower). I do expect to make some teas (per MM....mostly). Also, I can hit the bottle (EEEEK) as needed. But hey, they're "organic". I use RO water.
QUESTION:
Is this a reasonable approach and should move ahead as planned?
OR:
Over eager noob that shouldn't run threw the woods at night?
Thank you for you response.
I am growing in 5gal fabric pots. Using a mix of FFOF and FF Happy Frog. I have most of the organic amendments and am planning to add to each pot, approx 4gal soil.
2 tbsp glacial rock dust
2 tbsp bentonite clay
2 tbsp dolomite gypsum mix
1 tbsp blood meal
2 tbsp high P guano
2 tbsp kelp meal
2 tbsp worm castings (bag)
2 cups perilite
I understand there will be no "cooking" time and these are not amounts that would sustane a full cycle. The idea is to supplement the soil to provide plenty of goodies for the microbes to dine on. In a attempt to promote a happy herd and a little more stank and flavor at the end (going into flower). I do expect to make some teas (per MM....mostly). Also, I can hit the bottle (EEEEK) as needed. But hey, they're "organic". I use RO water.
QUESTION:
Is this a reasonable approach and should move ahead as planned?
OR:
Over eager noob that shouldn't run threw the woods at night?
Thank you for you response.