Grower Z
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This is what I've got going:
Varieties - Blue Haze and KC-33.
Medium - Fafard Organics Potting Mix (55% Canadian sphagnum peat moss, aged pine bark, perlite, vermiculite, dolomitic limestone, gypsum, and all natural Perdue® organic fertilizer)
First off a quick overview of how these two groups were treated differently. The KC-33 were planted first, I think a week earlier, but are about to be passed in growth rate by the BH. All seeds were sprouted in a paper towel. The KC were planted in coarse perlite and later transplanted into 5" cups, the bottom half filled with coarse perlite and the top with Fafard OG mix.
The Blue Haze were planted in the Fafard OG mix the 5" cups directly after sprouting.
Initially they all were fed with plain water only but over the last week Neptune's Harvest Fish & Seaweed twice, my hydro solution at 0.8 EC and plain water once.
KC-33:
Blue Haze:
I also have a group of eleven Blue Haze and one Black Domina flowering around a bare, vertical 1K, but can't figure out how to take photographs with the lamp on. Eight of the BH are in a 70/30 coir/perlite mix that are fed 1.0 EC of my hydro solution.
The BD and three of the BH were transplanted tonight into version 1 of my organic/OC+ mix. Version 1 because the base medium is completely different.
They are planted in the Roots Organics Potting soil (Coco fiber, peat moss, perlite, pumice, premium worm castings, bat guano, kelp, fish bone meal, soy bean meal, feather meal, greensand, leonardite, and alfalfa meal) with additional Kelp Meal and Oscmocote Plus.
I will attempt to get some pictures of them away from the bulb tomorrow.
The RO potting soil is a nice mix, but expensive.
The destination mix for the plants pictured above has Fafard FOF 30 (almost exactly the same as the Fafard OG potting mix) as the base medium with Espoma Bio-Tone Starter Plus, Kelp Meal and OC+.
I think the plan going forward is it to once a week water the plants in that mix with a compost tea or if I'm a bit lazy, just an immediate mix or one of these (fish/seaweed hydrosylate, humic acid, molasses).
Varieties - Blue Haze and KC-33.
Medium - Fafard Organics Potting Mix (55% Canadian sphagnum peat moss, aged pine bark, perlite, vermiculite, dolomitic limestone, gypsum, and all natural Perdue® organic fertilizer)
First off a quick overview of how these two groups were treated differently. The KC-33 were planted first, I think a week earlier, but are about to be passed in growth rate by the BH. All seeds were sprouted in a paper towel. The KC were planted in coarse perlite and later transplanted into 5" cups, the bottom half filled with coarse perlite and the top with Fafard OG mix.
The Blue Haze were planted in the Fafard OG mix the 5" cups directly after sprouting.
Initially they all were fed with plain water only but over the last week Neptune's Harvest Fish & Seaweed twice, my hydro solution at 0.8 EC and plain water once.
KC-33:
Blue Haze:
I also have a group of eleven Blue Haze and one Black Domina flowering around a bare, vertical 1K, but can't figure out how to take photographs with the lamp on. Eight of the BH are in a 70/30 coir/perlite mix that are fed 1.0 EC of my hydro solution.
The BD and three of the BH were transplanted tonight into version 1 of my organic/OC+ mix. Version 1 because the base medium is completely different.
They are planted in the Roots Organics Potting soil (Coco fiber, peat moss, perlite, pumice, premium worm castings, bat guano, kelp, fish bone meal, soy bean meal, feather meal, greensand, leonardite, and alfalfa meal) with additional Kelp Meal and Oscmocote Plus.
I will attempt to get some pictures of them away from the bulb tomorrow.
The RO potting soil is a nice mix, but expensive.
The destination mix for the plants pictured above has Fafard FOF 30 (almost exactly the same as the Fafard OG potting mix) as the base medium with Espoma Bio-Tone Starter Plus, Kelp Meal and OC+.
I think the plan going forward is it to once a week water the plants in that mix with a compost tea or if I'm a bit lazy, just an immediate mix or one of these (fish/seaweed hydrosylate, humic acid, molasses).
Grower! Checking it out! 
