cheddar1985
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The UK Growers Thread!
- Thread starter lozac123
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rainz
Active Member
How are ya tt? u not got anything on atm? im thinking about upgrading all my kit soon but been too busy with work. what u poppin for that jan crop then?
cheddar1985
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Growth charecteristics many other things come into it to !! Theres only a handfull of peeps with decent exodus cheese plant mothers and all are old hands to cropping and instead rather clone a few rare strains to help with there pensions!!
Well the strain I'm growing my mate has had for 6 years and his mate befor him had it 9 so that's 15 years at the least could it be possible that I'm growing a very close strain to the exodus I'll post sum pics up of her in veg dunno if that will help in being able to tell I flicking the 12/12 on fri
cheddar1985
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Post em a picture tells a thousand words
Beansly
RIU Bulldog
I got into it with a guy on here trying to tell me that show was educational for children... have a look
https://www.rollitup.org/toke-n-talk/471572-what-time-adeventure-time.html
You guys are fucking ruthless! lol
PUKKA BUD
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Typical scotsman ey billy lol..........
kevin murphy
New Member
new update on my thread growers enjoy...
POLICEMATRIX
Member
this is what the soil is made up from
This special potting soil was developed in Holland and is, in our opinion, the best soil for organic cultivation. It consists of White peat, Baltic peat, Irish peat, sphagnum peat moss and Black peat comprising 60% of the total volume. The remainder consists of 20% worm compost, 15% perlite and 5% bio super mix which is a concentrated selection of biological fertilisers containing minerals, bacteria, vitamins, blood-meal, bone-dust, basalt-dust, bentonite, seaweed meal, guano and lava-dust. The complete mix is a ready to use, completely biologically mixed potting compost with a pH between 5.9-6.2 and an EC of 1.3.
So with all this stuff in could there be a build up of too much nutes / salts??
Also after flushing will it develop new nutrients ?? (they are in 19 litre pots)
And what are the signs a plant is needing food ?
This special potting soil was developed in Holland and is, in our opinion, the best soil for organic cultivation. It consists of White peat, Baltic peat, Irish peat, sphagnum peat moss and Black peat comprising 60% of the total volume. The remainder consists of 20% worm compost, 15% perlite and 5% bio super mix which is a concentrated selection of biological fertilisers containing minerals, bacteria, vitamins, blood-meal, bone-dust, basalt-dust, bentonite, seaweed meal, guano and lava-dust. The complete mix is a ready to use, completely biologically mixed potting compost with a pH between 5.9-6.2 and an EC of 1.3.
So with all this stuff in could there be a build up of too much nutes / salts??
Also after flushing will it develop new nutrients ?? (they are in 19 litre pots)
And what are the signs a plant is needing food ?
Hey guys, 1st time grower, got a cuboard thing setup, only just got seedlings shown, which im pleased about, but has anyone tried to use Baby Bio, later down the line? I see they keep going on about miracle grow, but i was just wondering, cos ive got some baby bio anyway for non-weed plants. Was hoping to save money lol
POLICEMATRIX
Member
i got this plagron royalty mix for £17 for 50l
http://www.hydroponics.co.uk/Growing-Media/Soil-Mixes/Plagron-Royalty-Mix
no need for food apparently
http://www.hydroponics.co.uk/Growing-Media/Soil-Mixes/Plagron-Royalty-Mix
no need for food apparently
tip top toker
Well-Known Member
I'm good but bored in a hot kitchen. Not sure what i'm popping but market being the market yield means yes
Indoor barbecue whooohooooooo, by which i mean jerk cicken in the oven
Been making a point of smoking outside on my ledge of late, cheese stinks up everything everywhere so better the seaguls, but christ it got ccold damned quick, i reckon someone messin around with the weather. that makes me think of a kids book where a boy finds a chest of drawers at the dump and upon getting it home finds each drawer unleashes a different type of weather. Cracking book
POLICEMATRIX
Member
i flushed mine and all is good so far , I think ill do a grow review of this soil at some stage
