Afghan and white widow guerrilla grow.

Bulletproof_Love · May 29, 2016

I got a white widow scrog indoors. The Afghan was a freebie that I germinated and raised indoors for 2 weeks. And then there's a cutting from the white widow in a solo cup. I gave them. Those last two I gave to a buddy to grow somewhere in the hills of new England.

Bulletproof_Love · May 29, 2016

Can't cook any super soil, no time. What should we add to the soil at the outdoor spot?

HeadyYonder · May 29, 2016

Bulletproof_Love said:
Can't cook any super soil, no time. What should we add to the soil at the outdoor spot?

What kind of soil are you dealing with? And what's the location like?

Bulletproof_Love · May 29, 2016

HeadyYonder said:
What kind of soil are you dealing with? And what's the location like?

....The kind you find outside.... idk lol. Wish I could tell you if it's like clay or sandy or whatever.

The Woods, lots of hills and stuff. It's new England.

Hope this picture of a deer helps you get an idea of what I'm working in....

HeadyYonder · May 29, 2016

Not really. Whitetail deer are the most adaptable of all deer species, they have a greater range than any other. But New England kinda gives me an idea. Do you have access to some compost or castings? Hell even old manure will work. Mix that with some peat and some aeration. Throw some kelp, lime, neem meal and some crab shell meal and you're good to go

HeadyYonder · May 29, 2016

1/3 humus (compost/castings)
1/3 peat/coco
1/3 aeration (lava rocks, pumice, perilite)

Bulletproof_Love · May 29, 2016

HeadyYonder said:
Not really. Whitetail deer are the most adaptable of all deer species, they have a greater range than any other. But New England kinda gives me an idea. Do you have access to some compost or castings? Hell even old manure will work. Mix that with some peat and some aeration. Throw some kelp, lime, neem meal and some crab shell meal and you're good to go

I was thinking about all that, but I thought you needed to let it cook. Or will all those slowly release as time goes on? I was thinking about EWC and manure and miracle gro aerate.

HeadyYonder · May 29, 2016

Bulletproof_Love said:
I was thinking about all that, but I thought you needed to let it cook. Or will all those slowly release as time goes on? I was thinking about EWC and manure and miracle gro aerate.

No cooking required. There's not much in there that can cause any problems. It's a base mixture you can reuse and reammend. Hell you can plant seeds straight in such a simple mix no problems

Bulletproof_Love · May 29, 2016

HeadyYonder said:
No cooking required. There's not much in there that can cause any problems. It's a base mixture you can reuse and reammend. Hell you can plant seeds straight in such a simple mix no problems

Nutes? I got some garden lime and Molasses.

HeadyYonder · May 29, 2016

Bulletproof_Love said:
Nutes? I got some garden lime and Molasses.

Lime gets mixed in at something like 2 tbs per gallon of soil. You can water with molasses a few times, but it's not necessary

Afghan and white widow guerrilla grow.

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