Chunkdamonk321
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My lights are not too close not using nutes it’s the only one doing it
I’m not using nutes just a tea so what could this be?
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Chunkdamonk321
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only use it one time a week
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Chunkdamonk321
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Water only Great Lakes and I was told it was fine but I gives that was wrong information
Wizzlebiz
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Soil seems good. However in the description it it leads one to believe this will not feed the plant the entire life cycle.
Regardless any quality soil will feed your plants for roughly 3 - 5 weeks depending on variables and assuming normal growth.
When to use mycorrhizae? During transplant is my favorite time. When the soil is no longer supplying proper nutrients to the plant and you top dress with organic nutrients is another good time.
hotrodharley
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Those are not nutrients and they’re not used to make a tea. I mean I guess you did but is this in organic super soil?
nobighurry
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What temp is your soil staying? I ran into some mag issues because my planters were flat on the floor even though my soil was full of goodies the old temp prevented the plants from processing them took me a couple weeks of chasing my tail until I poked a thermometer in the soil....
PadawanWarrior
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What do you mean, myco's isn't needed yet? The sooner the better if you ask me. One of the benefits of no-till is the fungi are always happy, so the fungal network is already built. When you till, it breaks up the network.
Wizzlebiz
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The soil should have plenty at this stage. He's barely on his 6th node
Chunkdamonk321
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I’m not saying they are nutes?? Where did you get that from
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PadawanWarrior
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Sounds like good soil. I'd pump it full of as much life as my lazy ass will allow. Mycos really helps with P delivery. I use it anytime I transplant, unless I just decide to throw a clipping in a pot. The longer I go with the no-till the less I worry about adding extra mycos.
I'm actually gonna top dress tonight with a mix I just made up. Then throw a bunch of rice hulls on top as mulch. Just being lazy. Then plain water as usual. Some day I'll get the soil checked to see what's actually in it,
hotrodharley
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I’m assuming teas have nutritive value. Recharge is just that.
Wizzlebiz
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I use them during transplant as well. I'm with you there. But his soil is pretty dang fresh. Should be extremely well balanced as is for a bit. Keep in mind I don't think it caused any harm. I just think it is premature.Sounds like good soil. I'd pump it full of as much life as my lazy ass will allow. Mycos really helps with P delivery. I use it anytime I transplant, unless I just decide to throw a clipping in a pot. The longer I go with the no-till the less I worry about adding extra mycos.
I'm actually gonna top dress tonight with a mix I just made up. Then throw a bunch of rice hulls on top as mulch. Just being lazy. Then plain water as usual. Some day I'll get the soil checked to see what's actually in it,
