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BedroomFarmer
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Thanks pw! I hate to make everyone wait, Im so antsy to start this!
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I always am when im trying to setup a new grow!
most is well in my world. Can't wait to see you rock this stuff 
Bloodguy
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I thought you were just giving me a headstart to even the playing field a lil
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BedroomFarmer
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Hey glad to hear it Mr A! I cant wait to start! I wanted to start as soon as i got the package! Thursday cant get here soon enough!
I thought you were just giving me a headstart to even the playing field a lil
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BedroomFarmer
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Will probably buy perlite and epsoma garden lime so i can get this grow going today. When i transplant ill go for grow stones!
Time to get this grow show rockin. .
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BedroomFarmer
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Got my perlite and garden lime. Pics to come
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BedroomFarmer
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First things first. Stared some AACT in the vortex brewer.
Used about a gallon of RO
1/3 cup of ewc
3 glubs of bsm. A glub is when i pour and it starts to slow down until more air goes into the bottle. I do that 3 times ill measure it out one day.
Used about a gallon of RO
1/3 cup of ewc
3 glubs of bsm. A glub is when i pour and it starts to slow down until more air goes into the bottle. I do that 3 times ill measure it out one day.
Gotta love science. .
Slowpuffer
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Remember the turtle & the rabbit story. And haste makes waste !!Hey glad to hear it Mr A! I cant wait to start! I wanted to start as soon as i got the package! Thursday cant get here soon enough!
What makes grow stones so difficult to get ? I've never used them, always perlite.
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BedroomFarmer
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I took a 1 gal fabric pot and put half perlite and half coco coir. Dumped in a big bucket. Blended the recommended amount of the 3-3-3 Amend product, the Humatrace Minerals, and 1 Teaspoon of powdered dolomite lime per gallon of growing medium. Mixed well and put into cups. I will give a splash with water daily no runoff and up the frequency as they need it but still no runoff. I will let the seeds soak for up to 12 hours before i put them in the coco. I dont like the taproot to be out because i fear ill hurt the delicate root so i will put the seeds into water in the morning.
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BedroomFarmer
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The place i went to is listed as a supplier but they dont supply it. Ill orderit for transplant
Off to a great start
I'm grabbing a seat!
Excited to follow along.
Excited to follow along.
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BedroomFarmer
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Thank you guys! And welcome vex!
Seeds in water. Will pop them in tonight!
Seeds in water. Will pop them in tonight!
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BedroomFarmer
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Forgot to mention that once MGO is mixed it needs to stay moist for the bennies to stay alive and it also needs 24 hours - 5 days to kind of cook before you plant in the soil.
Bloodguy
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Are those local seeds BF?
MGO Grows
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Doesn't need to "cook" like supersoil or compost, this is mainly to let the bennies activate and start to work and reproduce (they are in spore form in the products so that they stay shelf stable). Just wanted to clarify! Looking good BF!
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BedroomFarmer
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Hey BG! These are feminized seeds from AMS seed bank. Cant wait to pop them in the coco! I hope to have some of my own crosses soon though!
Thanks MGO! Im loving it so far. My seeds arent even in yet but its already so much easier then using a bunch of different amendments.
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