KAZUKI
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KAZUKI
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Grown Organic. Honey for Nutrients. Lighting Fluorescent & LED. RTO Water.
Hey @KAZUKI merry Christmas my friend.
Beautiful lady.
Welcome to 420magazine.
That's an interesting nutrient.
Are you in LOS.
Stay safe
Bill
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Thanx You & Merry Holiday to yous as well. No, I am not in Cali. I live in Michigan.
It's my belief that honey provides nutrients, antifungal properties as well as a delicious smell to my herbz.
It's my belief that honey provides nutrients, antifungal properties as well as a delicious smell to my herbz.
L.O.S. is living organic soil, not a location my friend.
What's in your pots is what I'm asking?
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Bill
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honey? shure, why not. many of us already use molasses. somebody needs to step up and do a journal on honey grown results. i only have spun honey. spun honey, peanut butter and butter. nirvana
does it attract bugs?
does it attract bugs?
San Fernando Valley
Great photographs and an excellent use of the blurple color from the grow lights, especially the first photo.
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No bugs. I make a small hole, pour in a couple ounces of honey & comb on each side of the pot, then cover it back up.
I believe it drives away them lil flying bugs (gnats).
I am an inexperienced marijuana grower. This is only my third grow over the past 10 years & my second time using honey. It would be nice to have an experienced grower to investigate and verify the do's and don'ts of using Organic Honey.
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Thanx You
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Oh my apologies. I'm still new to the lingo. The soil is a mixture of Organic Potting, Coconut Husk & Perlite.L.O.S. is living organic soil, not a location my friend.
What's in your pots is what I'm asking?
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Bill
I forgot to mention, welcome to the group from here in the south half of Macomb County.
There are a number of Michigan growers on the message board.
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Thanx You
I apologize my friend @KAZUKI I should have been more specific my fault not yours.
Hope you are well today. So it's mostly soil with some coco mixed?
Coco is the term we use for Coconut Husk.
Do you ever mix up a microbial tea to feed them?
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Bill
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No Worries. No, I haven't thought of or heard about using teas. I do grow it.I apologize my friend @KAZUKI I should have been more specific my fault not yours.
So it's mostly soil with some coco mixed?
Coco is the term we use for Coconut Husk.
Do you ever mix up a microbial tea to feed them?
Stay safe
Bill
My soul is an even mixture (1/3) of the above.
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I use marijuana and honey to make my Herbal Teas. Using them both to grow marijuana hmmm, sounds like an experiment I'm willing to try.
I use a spoonful of molasses, Bokashi and insect frass.
Best thing I've done since I started growing.
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Bill
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For my house plants and food I use a combination of apple cider and molasses. To treat the soil I use hydrogen peroxide and warm water.
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