Oh and don't mind me Mangus......gonna lurk back here in the shadows a bit. Thanks for having me.
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If no one responds with the recipe....I will PM you the recipe that Ms Stank uses. Not sure what page she got it from but she has it bookmarked somewhere.
Afraid I am not much help with nutrients Magnus.....I grow in living organic soil. I mix all my stuff in months in advance and let the micro herd do their thing.
Some people rant about a product called Mammoth P, but I am skeptical of it.
Hi All,
An update on those yellow spots. No new spots since applying the CalMag supplement yesterday, but I noticed that, on one of the smallest plants, what could only be Nitrogen deficiency. So they all got another dose of CalMag combined with some Nitrogen mixed in early this morning at about 5:30 a.m. It is now about 12:30 and I will go out to take some pics to post this afternoon. I will also isolate out the different kinds from each other to make the journal a bit more interesting and a bit more that you can use to compare to other plants with. So, I'm off with my new Samsung phone (which I absolutely love because of the camera in this thing, right?) to the garden now to get some pics, show some stuff that needs to be attended to, and get some other work done than work on my book marketing.
Yes, yes yes. I'm still trying to market Finding Max. I'll let you all know more about my recent novel in an upcoming post. I just haven't had enough time to tell you about it lately since I'm so busy with this novel's release. But if you are at all much of a reader, then check out my novel on Amazon. Who knows, you might be interested enough to purchase a copy and read it. If you know a 420Mag member called Radogast, well, you c8an ask him what he thought of my novel. He read it and seemed quite impressed by it.
So check out the book while you're waiting for my later posting with the pics and the problems and the pretty, pretty plants in place.
See ya then!