Need some help from the organic Guerillas

First off im planing on using himiliyan gold from ghs. Now im trying to put a formula together for some big bigggg ladys that will be growing sideways, i no this sounds like what does that mean but i noticed last time i tried to lst my stems were to weak. So im looking for a mix that i can put in now so that i can come in the spring and take them out of there containers and plant directly into the 3x3 amended holes. What should i put in each hole, around how many cups, bags of soil, chicken manure , etc. i want to get the thickest stems and largest root system possible,while only coming 2-3 times to lst and stake and not need to add nutrients till flowering, if it is any help i will be flowering with growilla bud food. Btw the soil is a rich brown top layer but has clay about half a foot to a foot down.

comonnnn guys just trying to be prepared this time of the year to get over the laziness of the winter and stress of prepping in the spring rather take care of the soil now and have some rich amended soil. alright critique me... alfalfa pellets around 6 cups per hole, toss a cup or 2 of greensand in with it then let it sit till april under a foot of twigs and leaves then ammend each one with coast of maine potting soil which would also have some verm and perlite tossed in with it, the problem is i dont know how much of which amendment (guano, chicken shit, bone , blood, all purpose) ,i need the plants to fatten up in veg and grow into some big old bitches when they start to flower.


help plzzzzz i want to get all holes amended before this snow which is closer and closer each day kiss-ass

Mix in manure/compost/worm castings as general amendments. Bone meal and blood meal for nitrogen and phosphorous. Perlite and vermiculite for water retention and fluffy soil for stronger root development. Kelp meal for minerals and trace nutrients. Mycorrhizal fungi helps root systems, makes nutrients more available and helps plant survive in less than ideal conditions. Mix in 1-2 Tbs. Molasses per gallon of water with fertilizers during bloom. Follow all this and with a little help from the weather and making sure there watered you will have some dank bitches.