Is everything still good and green at this stage without adding anything new? I'll have to trouble you for your recipe from the last season at some point if you don't mind? I'm doing a lot of looking into organics at the moment cause most easily available fertilizers where I am seem like they might be a bit harsh
I'll look for last years recipe. Everything is nice and lush still for this time of year. I'm surprised they aren't looking more hungry. I hope the buds fill in nicely. That will be the biggest test of success this season.
Good organic material to start is definitely one of the keys. Mine is a mix of local promix (peat with some local black soil), my own compost, earthworm castings, red volcanic rock gathered locally, neem cake pellets. Then it gets fed with water, water+fresh aloe, water+fresh coconut water, water+unsulphured bs molasses (minimal). I top dress with dead brown leaves and more recycled soil, compost. There are worms in every pot on my roof and they do the work. Only other thing they get would be fish hydroslate. theunconventionalfarmer.com has some good recipes and I have copies of teaming with microbes/nutrients if you want those
Should I give this aloe a go? I've got lots of fresh material.
You are doing the right thing the welfare of your children is all that matters i truly hope this is the end of your troubles and you can keep going forward from here
I dont think aloe will fix up her ex woot
Definitely. You can put it in the blender and make ice cubes of the fresh aloe to use in teas and stuff.
Thanks Fumble. It's been a long day but it all went well in the end.
Thanks man. I'm moving forward with my life where he wants to move on or not.
LOL maybe a big spiky aloe leaf up hit ass, just for my enjoyment.
How much would you put in 50gallons?
I put an inch of the meat from leaf in spray bottle, 1 leaf per 5 gallons of water.
Canna growers know whats up
