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Ic. No wonder it burnt my girls so bad. I was told it was organic and didn't second guess it. I will not be using that stuff anymore... What a jackwagon! What about the bone meal. How much should I use for this recipe or do I even need it?

So I got this pellitized/powdery fert called open sesame which is 5-45-19 that I used for my last grow and I burnt my plant. I used a teaspoon in a gallon and gave her the whole gallon which I learned my lesson. But my question is how much should I use to mend this fert into my soil so I don't...

Haha. I meant to say I added a half tsp of lime.

I added about half a tsp to a 5 gallon bucket of my soil mix for my seedlings. Will that work ok for seedlings or will it hurt them?

2' by 2' holes

So this my blend that I am using this year and my only problem is figuring out what ratio to use. Pro-mix Native soil Perlite Earthgro's humus and manure Bone meal Blood meal Dolomite lime What kind of ratio do I need for this blend?

So I have had many other people tell me that putting plants next to other plants helps but in the grand sceam of things they are only a small part in the idea. The IR pics that are taken are looking for the water content in plants or even the soil. If you have wet showing soil it will show up...

If you want to go cheap and have no access to buying products online then I would for sure go to either rural king or menards. Rural king has the most Organics which is the best way to go. I would get pro-mix which is pretty cheap but also decent stuff. I would add perlite to it also for better...

I've seen someone put a full plant in a stream of water and it flourished for it's entire grow. I couldnt believe it. The bottom was cut out and the plant was in a couple 5 gallon buckets put together so the top of the root system had plenty of oxygen and the bottom just brought in water. Never...

By compost you means like grass cuttings, leaves that are basically decomposed? I live right in front some woods and there is a thick layer of leaves, sticks, fungi that been sittin there for years. Is that ok to add to my mix or would I need to decompose it some more?

So I hav decided that I'm Going to use my 60% native soil and 40% perlite for my seed starting mix. I am using my native soil bc it's called black good around here in the Midwest and I have to say it is like black gold. It is super rich in microbes and other elements that are not found in the...

I am wondering what kind of pots you use for starting germinated seeds outdoors and Im only going be able to check on these seeds once a day or so. Where I live it's super windy all the time and I assume the dirt will dry out rather quick and from my experience dry dirt= not sprouting...

I would like to see you transplant that hole thing in the ground and just let it have some room.

So, you can add the Composted banana peels from the beginning? what would be a good easy recipe that includes this great amendment?

So, I got blood and Bone meal this year along with some composted manure to go I to m grow this year. Will blood and bone meal be ok to use for an entire grow? If so, how many tablespoons of each should I add in a 5 gallon bucket?

Sounds easy enough

How much Should you put in your soil for it's entire life?

Your Talkin about that composted manure you can buy in h bag at Menards correct? If so, what's all in that, why th npk of it? I bought a whole bag for like 3 bucks.

Dont go back to check on them at the same time every night or 2. Put duct tape on the bottom of your shoes so they can't get a print and put on some kind of ski mask or even a hat and keep your head down and you should be just fine. Only put one or 2 plants at each location.

Excellent! Any other opinions?