Nomad
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I've been growing for awhile now, and I have never had such green glowing plants and extremely healthy and fast growing plants like i do right now! Wish i can show you how healthy my flowering plants are, but like i said these plants are glowing neon green, lush, and the stalks are green and hairy and i have no sign of wilting, yellowing or anything else.
simple simple simple:
Seedling:
Plastic cup, slice edges with razorblade for holes, fill the cup with foxfarm oceanforest, plant the clone or seedling.
Veg: when they get about 2-3 inches put them in a larger plant container, mix half ocean forest and foxfarm lightwarrior and start transplanting.
Flower: Get a 10 gallon container to mix in, mix 1/3rd ocean forest, 1/3rd lightwarrior, 1/3 foxfarm earthworm and batguano (red bag). Mix it all together, get a large bucket or container (about 5 gallons) and drill 4 holes roughly an inch in diameter under the buckets, and start transplanting.
Thats it! Like I said i've been growing for several years, this is by far the best method to growing trouble-free and the plants are amazingly healthy.
Water Schedule:
seedlings:
Keep an eye on them every day, i usually measure the cups by weight, just lift the cup and if it feels feather light you need to water, when you water the cup should feel more dense and heavy BUT NOT TOO HEAVY, dont let the cup get drenched in water so much that theres a puddle of water on the floor. If anything the dryer the better.
veg:
The container should be rectangle in shape and 5 inches wide and decently long, just use the same method, pick up the container, if they feel feather light then its time to water. Water evenly and make sure you get every corner and let it seep in till it's decently watered. usually you have to water every other day.
flower:
large buckets like 5 gallons need less water as they are bigger and can carry more water. Water decently, and use the same weight method. Pick them up and shake up and down, if you can easily do this and its dry and light its time to water, water real good until the bucket is heavy. The bucket should be heavy but not WAY too heavy. Stick your finger in the bottom holes and if there's some moisture then you watered correctly, if it feels drenched with water then you watered too much. Usually if you water correctly it takes 2-3 days for the plant to drink it all up, keep it consistant and always weigh and judge the plant before you water, SOME plants drink up the water in less than a day, if that's the case then water that one everyday and keep an eye on the rest.
Hope that makes sense!
simple simple simple:
Seedling:
Plastic cup, slice edges with razorblade for holes, fill the cup with foxfarm oceanforest, plant the clone or seedling.
Veg: when they get about 2-3 inches put them in a larger plant container, mix half ocean forest and foxfarm lightwarrior and start transplanting.
Flower: Get a 10 gallon container to mix in, mix 1/3rd ocean forest, 1/3rd lightwarrior, 1/3 foxfarm earthworm and batguano (red bag). Mix it all together, get a large bucket or container (about 5 gallons) and drill 4 holes roughly an inch in diameter under the buckets, and start transplanting.
Thats it! Like I said i've been growing for several years, this is by far the best method to growing trouble-free and the plants are amazingly healthy.
Water Schedule:
seedlings:
Keep an eye on them every day, i usually measure the cups by weight, just lift the cup and if it feels feather light you need to water, when you water the cup should feel more dense and heavy BUT NOT TOO HEAVY, dont let the cup get drenched in water so much that theres a puddle of water on the floor. If anything the dryer the better.
veg:
The container should be rectangle in shape and 5 inches wide and decently long, just use the same method, pick up the container, if they feel feather light then its time to water. Water evenly and make sure you get every corner and let it seep in till it's decently watered. usually you have to water every other day.
flower:
large buckets like 5 gallons need less water as they are bigger and can carry more water. Water decently, and use the same weight method. Pick them up and shake up and down, if you can easily do this and its dry and light its time to water, water real good until the bucket is heavy. The bucket should be heavy but not WAY too heavy. Stick your finger in the bottom holes and if there's some moisture then you watered correctly, if it feels drenched with water then you watered too much. Usually if you water correctly it takes 2-3 days for the plant to drink it all up, keep it consistant and always weigh and judge the plant before you water, SOME plants drink up the water in less than a day, if that's the case then water that one everyday and keep an eye on the rest.
Hope that makes sense!
