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In my opinion, if feeding at every watering is what you want to do, you are much better off going hydro or some other form of inert media, which soil is not. You are missing the entire point of soil in the first place. I attempt to mimic nature, and lucky for me, here it does not rain nutes. I...

So true 'Feeding constantly at the same level' is a pretty good description of hydro, but has nothing to do with growing in soil at all, especially organically. Most organic ferts are not readily available to the plant, and if you give them at every watering, there will be a mushroom cloud...

Been a while, just realized I never posted harvest pix. 5 plants, 250 watts of flouros, dry organic ferts in soil and water. Contemplating what to run next, will let you know soon. Peace and good karma.

Better brother, good to hear from ya mang. Gonna send you a private message bro, so keep an eye out. Hope everyone has a very happy and safe new year! :)

My long lost race car drivin' lady of the green. :cool: Hope you and yours are having a wonderful holiday season sweetie. Lemme know if you need anything, and get a hold of me in chat.

Hiya NGT :) back is still shot but I'm ok Merry Christmas my brothers and sisters

Dry citric acid, apple cider vinegar, bloodmeal, cottonseed meal, used coffee grounds, and worm casings will all lower ph organically. Nearly all nitrogen sources will. I would probably pick up some acid ferts or acid soil and add it carefully, either on top or by transplanting. Orchid or...

LOL...we sativa growers drive so slow you can't see us :rolleyes:

Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. :) They are doing great, settled on 6. One CM, One DPxC, and 4 BMxWW, rest went to a buddys to finish outside. First 2 pics are CM, 3rd pic and upskirt are DPxC, rest of that mess is bmx. :rolleyes: Babies are upcoming full seeded grow...

Supercoolio, Turkeymang in the house :farm: Lifes been good and it's not much but finally got a little space again to grow my organic meds and make a few seed along the way. :heart: Cranking along and hoping they sex soon cause they are a little cramped and this was a test of new enviro...

Great to see both of you still rocking out :guitar: Juicy Fruit Thai x Champagne Durban Poison x 'clips' 'Phunt' (Jack Herer x Oaxacan X White Widow fuel pheno) Blueberry x SK1 X White Widow fuel pheno Cherry Malawi Swazi Safari x Cherry Thai think thats all of them :rolleyes: :farm:

On borrowed connection, but had to stop in and say I missed you guys and gals. :) Back at it organically of course :cool: , some of my crosses, some from freinds. Will be back to update as I am able Here's to making it through our grows with no interruptions, whether physical, emotional...

Some really good thoughts bouncing around...here's a few more... I grow sativas from seed soz I need my males, can't offer much help on the feminizing thing. I hassle my plants and have had my share of herms which is more the norm for sativas...as I understand it. Equatorial sativas are the...

I couldn't agree more. In actuality, breeding in small populations or (even worse) with single males (1:1) could be said to be killing the mj gene pool one allele at a time. The report is saying not to pick males at all...but pick their daughters. ;) The report is saying a male can only...

Mmmmm....coffee....my plants love it as much as I do.

There have been alot of theories on how this is done....this is only one of them, but happens to be the one I agree with. Dunno who wrote this, I found it on another forum...just posting it because it sums up my methods better than I could.

from malcolmbeck.com: The argument continues. The organic proponents say only organic should be used. The chemical proponents have their argument of high analysis and quicker availability. Why don't we consult Nature and see how she has been feeding plants life since the very beginning...

Start here: http://www.attra.ncat.org/soils.html Probably my favorite site hands down. Go ahead and download "Sustainable Soil Management" "Notes on Compost Teas" and "Worms for Composting (Vermicomposting)" in pdf form right from the link above...

Just soz ya know, Fox Farms Grow Big is not organic. Be careful with it as it will build salts on ya.

Just wanted to add that here in the U.S. there are no restrictions on labeling of potting soils, meaning they can put 'organic' on the label if they want - no matter what is in it. Great advice already given in previous posts. If you can afford it or have a small grow and don't want to mix...