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"but i wanted nutrients for growing pot" Are those the ones with half naked ladies and bubblegum on the labels?

Bioag fullpower for liquid, and good compost for dry, I mean black gold compost the good stuff, homemade even better, with worms even better

Cheap bucket, quality pump under $50 (more like 30$) = "advanced" compost tea brewing - a plethora of microbes enjoying the worlds largest orgy foam party

11 bottles in veg and 18 in bloom, ouch, could you even call this organic?

Make your own mix, that way you know the ratio and quality of amendments, sphagnum peat is the only peat you need to know. From what I saw "garden peat" is peat moss with a little lime and all purpose fert mixed in.

from what i hear the buffaloam compost is good shit, i would use it up until 2 weeks from harvest or so. If you're using their bottle nutes i might do something like this - feed - tea - water - feed - tea - water, and increase or decrease the amount/frequency of the nute & teas based on...

Soil + dry amendments, screw overpriced bottles

A worm, by definition, is an animal - food goes in one end, and what's leftover comes out the other end - so technically you can call it whatever you want, :d I'll leave it at that, not my thread. good quality compost or ewc can be used interchangeably, if its an option the best bet is to take...

for me, Crab is chitin, calcium and phosphorus source, kelp is the K source, crab shell meal is something like 93% calcium carbonate, not much different than adding limestone other than the added benefit of chitin and a healthy dose of P without overdoing it like with guanos, so NO you won't get...

^^ that sounds good, i just transplanted a bunch due to lack of growth because my dumbass overlooked adding enough aeration amendments so i was getting waterlogged pots - shit happens lol

Water, worm poop, molasses, KISS. Mycos when you transplant, not in your worm casting Bacteria tea, humid acid for regular waterings and same with kelp. Kelp initially inhibits bacterial growth so you have to bubble longer. Make a seperate kelp meal tea to get the benefits of kelp. no need...

What's your soil? How long have they been in those pots? Get some worm castings and make a slurry or just put about an inch on top of your soil. This will add some life Back into your soil and buffer your ph issue. Don't water them again until they need watering, and don't ever think you...

Don't ph the GO line, use their camg if you're using RO water, or better yet add some dol. lime, gypsum n limestone to your soil beforehand and don't need bottled camg

Oh btw, it shouldn't affect the plants at all the one time :)

Stop trying to ph organics. Good soil takes care of it.

Way back in this thread, I griped about trying to get dialed in with bio canna, yadda yadda, a year later and I'm not using any bottled nutes, none, and seeing the best yields and best quality in years. It's all in the soil, and its fun being a soil farmer and composter rather than juggling a...

Right there with ya night bird, but I'm tellin ya, add some crab meal to your soil mix, you'll like it a lot better than budswel! i went on a binge after straight plant based runs and added fish meal and fish bone meal and crab meal, going forward I will only re-amend with the crab meal...

It also provides a breeding ground for beneficials, in a balanced healthy soil mulch breaks down quickly and provides valuable humus and food for bacteria and fungi. If your soil is pest ridden or out of balance then there are bigger problems and mulch certainly won't help.

Cannabis leaves and stems, got a ton of them, and it makes great mulch for cannabis. It's a never ending cycle of everything going back into the soil except of course the flowers :D Also living mulches of red clover here and there, I have wheat grass and some random shit growing in and around...

Add some worm castings and or compost, get rid of the jobes crap. The plant will pull what it needs when it needs it from an organic mix, no reason to mess with seperate soil batches for veg or flower. only veg for a week or so in those pots.