even if my soil is depleted. I did one tea the other day and my leaves are yellowing and falling if left and right.
AACT, Bloom Tea, Veg Tea, Fungal Tea, Myco Tea, recipes from the outdoor guys.
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ShLUbY
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you need nutrients my friend. fungal might help... but nutrient is what you need. you container is rootbound for sure. they been in there a long time, and they have probably 5 weeks to go... you gotta give them nutrient teas!!! the fish hydrolysate will help your N and P, but you'll need something for K as well...
how is the watering going?
I came home for lunch right now.. gonna check them in like 10 minutes. and see how they dried. haven't watered on whole day. and haven't checked them yet today.
but my buddy is gonna get me some neptunes hydrolyzed fish. it's a blend of fish hydrolysate and seaweed..
but my buddy is gonna get me some neptunes hydrolyzed fish. it's a blend of fish hydrolysate and seaweed..
natureboygrower
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From what I understand, you're on the right track then.adding a fish fert.will increase fungal levels.I also use just straight compost I'm my bag during veg and ewc when I get into bloom.maybe try a mix of ewc/compost to help N def?just my 2,not an expert.good luck
ShLUbY
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yeah let them go. like i said, it make take one time of letting them dry too much, but you will get the feel for their response.
Dr.D81
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Mostly because the cal mag i use has iron too and it will help green that shit up too
what cal/mag you use?
Dr.D81
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I use this from time to time but not much. I have a family that eats alot of eggs so the shells get fed to my worms along with oyster shells. I also put oyster shells in my soil along with epson salt. This means i dont need the calmag much but i did give it to my greenhouse plants twice this year with no ill affects. for the most par i feed them with amended soil and teas
unwine99
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James Spader is hiding in your garden.I use this from time to time but not much. I have a family that eats alot of eggs so the shells get fed to my worms along with oyster shells. I also put oyster shells in my soil along with epson salt. This means i dont need the calmag much but i did give it to my greenhouse plants twice this year with no ill affects. for the most par i feed them with amended soil and teas
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I use this from time to time but not much. I have a family that eats alot of eggs so the shells get fed to my worms along with oyster shells. I also put oyster shells in my soil along with epson salt. This means i dont need the calmag much but i did give it to my greenhouse plants twice this year with no ill affects. for the most par i feed them with amended soil and teas
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your greenhouse is insane!! hahaha fucking dope. how do you keep humidity down in there? just that one small fan?
and from birds eye, is it real noticeable? I wanna do this in my backyard but you know the pigs and shit.
Dr.D81
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Yea it is noticable but i am in a rec\med state. There are some great woven ghouse coverings that hide what is inside really well, but the smell would be the hard part to handle. I ran 2 x 6in high velocity fans, 2 x wall mount oscillating fans, 1 x box fan, and two dehumidifiers
ShLUbY
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lol two big ass dehumidifiers... i bet there's a lot of transpiration in that garden there. nicely done.
I wanna do outdoors but it's just too hot where I'm at. I'll get pinched for sure. I'm surprised I haven't for the ones I have right now. but I don't wanna get stupid and try more plants and get pinched on that run. woven greenhouse? I'm gonna google that right now. would still probable have to run the same air circulation as you though right? and does sun penetrate through the one your saying conceals what is inside?