IF you see the leaves getting too dark green or curling, then back off even more 
Supplementary feeding needed for these little guys?
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Girls I should say...that’s what I paid for!
They’re feminized Bubblegum
They’re feminized Bubblegum
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Will do. I’ll post some photos - hopefully of healthy girlsIF you see the leaves getting too dark green then back off even more
if you want to grow organic with this then compost teas will help your medium mix ,it will put in extra life to break down the nutrients for the plant , your feeding the medium , you don't have to but if you want even more organic this is a good way of doing things
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I’ll look into them, thanks. Any links/products you can suggest? Thanks again, really appreciate your advice
you can find lots of recipes , just stay clear of too much fishy things lol ,you will get flies then .
its just a bucket , clean water in a bucket an air stone , compost or worm casts in a sock or net , add molasses, let bubble for 36 hours , job done
you can add more if you want but this is nice and simple
its just a bucket , clean water in a bucket an air stone , compost or worm casts in a sock or net , add molasses, let bubble for 36 hours , job done
you can add more if you want but this is nice and simple
example
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Looks delicious! thx
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So the girls (feminized Bubblegum) have done ok over the last 6 weeks after the slow start in coco without supplementary feeds. They are now in a vegetable growing potting mix which of course has pre-added nutrients in it.
They are growing outside, undercover when it rains. I’m carefully supplementary feeding with the liquid plant food shown below, plus some neem oil.
For flowering I want to switch to a lower nitrogen fertiliser. First time grower here, so not sure how to tell when they have started flowering - just a few white pistils, or heaps? And how careful should I be with the supplementary feeding, considering they are in commercial potting mix for vegetables?
Comments or advice would be greatly appreciated.
They are growing outside, undercover when it rains. I’m carefully supplementary feeding with the liquid plant food shown below, plus some neem oil.
For flowering I want to switch to a lower nitrogen fertiliser. First time grower here, so not sure how to tell when they have started flowering - just a few white pistils, or heaps? And how careful should I be with the supplementary feeding, considering they are in commercial potting mix for vegetables?
Comments or advice would be greatly appreciated.
