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Perpetual flow, let's blazeoneup and grow!
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Look forward to seeing more of this
Thanks plenty more to come from her for sure.
I didn't find her but a good friend did. I agree!
If you need to access the plants and need them to be mobile still it's the perfect rig. I prefer to keep things accessible if possible, But for me I really enjoy filling a space fully, so it's a good way to be able to fill the box up and still be able to pull them out and access them if I need to.
Thanks for the compliment I appreciate it!
I will post the soil mix this evening
I would also like to add I don't do this but with these screens you can use a 4 way tee in the center of them, so you can add say a 8" pvc stake to the topside of the screen and easily add a second layer screen if that's your thing.
Just thought I would add that for those that might not have thought about it.
I’m also very keen to peek that soil mix 
The soil mix is as follows!
3.8 CF Bale of Bcuzz hydro mix
1.5 cf bag of roots organic
2.0 cf bag of foxfarm happy frog
30 lbs of earth worm castings
2 cf chunky perlite
1/2 cf compost
1/2 cf vermiculite
Using the following Amendments
1 cup blood meal
1 cup bone meal
1/2 cup kelp meal
1/2 cup gypsum
1/2 cup alfalfa meal
1/4 cup azomite
1/4 cup humic acid powder
1/4 cup fulvic acid powder
1/2 cup pulverized limestone
During transplant I take 1/4 spoon full of great white shark and sprinkle it over the soil where it will contact the roots of the transplant. I break up the root balls and lay it on top of the great white and then add the top coat and pack the soil down.
Hope it helps
3.8 CF Bale of Bcuzz hydro mix
1.5 cf bag of roots organic
2.0 cf bag of foxfarm happy frog
30 lbs of earth worm castings
2 cf chunky perlite
1/2 cf compost
1/2 cf vermiculite
Using the following Amendments
1 cup blood meal
1 cup bone meal
1/2 cup kelp meal
1/2 cup gypsum
1/2 cup alfalfa meal
1/4 cup azomite
1/4 cup humic acid powder
1/4 cup fulvic acid powder
1/2 cup pulverized limestone
During transplant I take 1/4 spoon full of great white shark and sprinkle it over the soil where it will contact the roots of the transplant. I break up the root balls and lay it on top of the great white and then add the top coat and pack the soil down.
Hope it helps
Mmmmm there are too many good results with these myco products to be coincidental. I think it is time get on board.
Great looking grow so far!
Thanks for posting your soil recipe. I still have your thread Blazeone up hits the dirt again from 2007 saved to my favorites on my desktop/laptop. Used the soil recipe from that thread for a bunch of years.
Hope you dont mind if i stick around for the rest of the show
Thanks for posting your soil recipe. I still have your thread Blazeone up hits the dirt again from 2007 saved to my favorites on my desktop/laptop. Used the soil recipe from that thread for a bunch of years.
Hope you dont mind if i stick around for the rest of the show
No harm in doing a test to see if you realize a benefit!
Of course not, were all one in my world. Much love to all fellow cultivators!
I transplanted this round directly after mixing. I personally don't cook my soil, I just plant into it and let the plants come to life while helping to stimulate the soil microbiology!
You gotta go with what works for you man, I'm a big believer in to each their own, however your the boss so if you say so I won't disagree! The results are there, This soil method allows me to use minor supplemental feeds through veg and flower and really bring any plant to potential with only slight adjustments to feeds without ever really being to intense or heavily ammended.
I just realized I missed half your questions in my initial reply my apologies. I wouldn't advise leaving it dry.
The earth worm castings come moistened to keep micro organisms happy and thriving, If you want to go that route leave the earth worm castings out of the mix, and then add the castings and mix it in before use. Otherwise I'd imagine drying out the soil and leaving it wouldn't be good for the micro organisms.
They are doing fairly well, I don't think the urkle and the old family purple were to fond of the last spray and grow foliar feed!
Otherwise I am on track I suppose. Today is I think day 16 12/12 and I went ahead and took some updates.
Left side of the box! The old family purple is the bottom right and the urkle top right 2 in the back are wifi or motorbreath.
Babu
And the right side of the box!
Really love your screen design and flexibility. Canopy is looking great. This is going to be an excellent cycle! 
dank.Frank
dank.Frank
I’m looking for that extra boost to add frost. Your gear is next level. What did you notice from using Great white shark?
Really love your screen design and flexibility. Canopy is looking great. This is going to be an excellent cycle!
dank.Frank
The screens are simple but effective. I appreciate the compliment and will be actively pursuing excellence.
My plants tend to pack the trichomes with some density! So if you seek frost you will find it.
The great white shark just aids in overall performance in my experience, I can rip apart a root ball, transplant fresh cuts and the plants never really miss a beat. The root growth and over all plant health benefit from it.
Can't really go wrong with the scrog or nets they help spread plants and support them which increases production and reduces stress on them when they have cola's in the late stages of flower.
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I'm going to be doing a breeding project soon using Urkle, and Guavelato.
Guavelato has a sweet flavor not quite urkle caliber, but great high, more importantly she has pink and purple trichomes. So I am going to reverse guavelato and pollinate my selected urkle and then pop those beans and find a pure grape candy pheno with purple and pink trichomes.
I've been growing many years and I've seen pink pistils plenty of times, this is the only plant I've come across with purple and pink hues in the calyx as well as the glandular trichomes. If i can bring the vision to life with this project certainly set to be one of the rarest hybrids that ranks high in all departments.
Guavelato has a sweet flavor not quite urkle caliber, but great high, more importantly she has pink and purple trichomes. So I am going to reverse guavelato and pollinate my selected urkle and then pop those beans and find a pure grape candy pheno with purple and pink trichomes.
I've been growing many years and I've seen pink pistils plenty of times, this is the only plant I've come across with purple and pink hues in the calyx as well as the glandular trichomes. If i can bring the vision to life with this project certainly set to be one of the rarest hybrids that ranks high in all departments.
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