jzs147
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I think its like anything in life hard work pays off.
I'm not the smartest cunt but I have a crack.
Aussie Growers Thread
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I'm not the smartest cunt but I have a crack.
LowRange
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So true mate, i'm definitely not the sharpest tool either but i try and learn something new every day and go until my back tells me to stop.
Small update on my first grow, the 4 plants on the back right i transplanted a few days ago to test my soil mix. They loved it, greened up and growth picked up so i went ahead and transplanted the rest yesterday.
I only had 10 x 2 gallon fabric pots, i wasnt expecting such a high germination rate so 3 of the girls got the 5 gallon pot treatment.
A couple of plants had a little yellow on the bottom sets of leaves, but overall I was really impressed with the root development and overall health.
The new soil mix is mostly an organic soil with a light mix of Searles 5 in 1 (Thanks reza92), peat moss, Whoflungdung, Sea-Mungus, chicken manure, perlite and a dash of dolomite lime. Looks ok to me
Todays task is cutting some more of these pot risers
No expert but i think everything is going well so far.
Hey mate what are you making those pot risers out of?So true mate, i'm definitely not the sharpest tool either but i try and learn something new every day and go until my back tells me to stop.
Small update on my first grow, the 4 plants on the back right i transplanted a few days ago to test my soil mix. They loved it, greened up and growth picked up so i went ahead and transplanted the rest yesterday.
I only had 10 x 2 gallon fabric pots, i wasnt expecting such a high germination rate so 3 of the girls got the 5 gallon pot treatment.
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A couple of plants had a little yellow on the bottom sets of leaves, but overall I was really impressed with the root development and overall health.
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The new soil mix is mostly an organic soil with a light mix of Searles 5 in 1 (Thanks reza92), peat moss, Whoflungdung, Sea-Mungus, chicken manure, perlite and a dash of dolomite lime. Looks ok to me
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Todays task is cutting some more of these pot risers
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No expert but i think everything is going well so far.
Rewerb
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Pardon the obvious pun there, Jungle.....
Stealthstyle
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how much kool bloom do you use per litre?
jzs147
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watever the packet says.
prolly not ment to but I put mpk on em early in flower I just wanted em to flower cause last year was shit l. late flower.
reza92
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Na mpk early on in flower won’t hurt. That extra p early would have been good. Can add some potassium sulfate (potash) or kool bloom now to help them finish.
jzs147
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ok cool thanks reza.
no sign of mold man been smashing the foliar it deff works. I dread water day though takes me 3 to 4 hrs for 1 pen.
jungle666
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What's the recipe for the foliar spray for mold
reza92
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Calcium is the most under rated element.
jzs147
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yeah stems are thick an hard.
I had 1 bit of mold wiped it off with my finger it never came back.
jzs147
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I do like 15 to 20 grams of wettable sulphur.
an 60mgs of calcium nitrate
like 50 ml nts brix fix
50 ml of Dr Greenthumbs hydrolsate.
50ml ogs aloe and kelp ferment.
and last 2 to 3 weeks been using pure crop 1, 100ml.
was using 10 litres but doing 15 now as the sprayer is 15 max.
all the other shit is like ment to be 20ml but I use more. don't seem to hurt.
not my idea reza an lucky lukes mate
only thing I added was pure crop 1 an wettable sulphur.
pure crop 1 is 180 for 1 litre
the rest is cheap.
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jungle666
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Thanks jz,does Bunnings stock the ingredients or do you get them from a nursery
LowRange
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I spotted these plastic pavers in the Bunnings nursery section. I get 6 pot risers out of one paver sheet to fit in 250mm saucers, they raise the fabric pots 1 inch https://www.bunnings.com.au/cirtex-pebblelock-0-5m-permeable-pavers_p0215399
Thanks mate, the seeds germinated better then i expected. So i gabbed a second 4x4 tent, and i will flip 9 to flower young i figure this will get some finished flower in the shortest time possible. The other 5 i will let veg longer in the other tent before flipping, and take a few clones from and give that a try too.
jzs147
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got the wettable sulphur bunnings. cal nit agriculture joint.
rest i got online
google nts brix fix.
the hydrolsate hydro experts
ogs aloe an kelp ferment ebay.
pure crop 1, Google that also
an thats about it mate.
No you don't. Don't have an exhaust or an intake in my room... Why would you want an exhaust if using CO2? Just pissing money down the drain.Hahah thats true, still need atleast an exhaust tho
reza92
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some people exhauste sealed setups at lights off. Co2 during lights off is counter intuitive and a waste as plants need oxygen at night.
Yeah some people do, it's not needed though. There's no negative effects from high CO2 levels at night, so if you exhaust you are just going to have to replenish it when lights come on. I like to let my CO2 build up at night
my tank doesn't even squirt til a few hours after lights on. If I exhausted at night I would go through tanks 25-30% faster, and I can better control the environment with the room sealed.