Hey guys I wanted to start posting again. My indoor grow went horribly wrong and I basically had to turn the entire plant into a fresh frozen for making rosin and edibles
I’m starting up my outdoor grow for the year and I just got all three seeds popping out of the soil in a solo cup. I’ve also prepared their outdoor setup by starting a cover crop in the pots for the two photo plants. I’ll be running the auto in a 5 gallon and I haven’t decided whether it would be outdoor or indoor I guess it just depends on how well it does but I have the option if needed to take it inside.
I’m going to be running pride lands organic dry amendments in deep roots soil, between that and compost tea that will be the only thing I’m adding to the regiment. I will be using organic side for my IPM in conjunction with neem meal top dressing.
I’m using the 12 seed cover crop that you can buy from build a soil. Once I get ready to plant in it I will hack it up cover it with a layer of compost and do my top dressing dry organic nutrients into that hummus layer then add a barley straw on top to keep the soil moist
what’s growing right now will be hacked up and used as fertilizer but I will also be putting down some more seeds underneath the barley straw to keep the top layer of the soil a nice and aerated
So I’ve been spraying these with a worm casting tea since I put them in the soil as a seed I did not pre-germinate in a towel. they literally popped out of the soil yesterday and one of them’s already 2 in tall (the blueberry cheesecake) but they’re all looking good. Don’t think I’ll be pre-germinating seeds anymore no need for it
I agree 100%. There’s a million ways to end at the same result when growing pretty much any plant. I personally have had some weird growth happen after using the paper towel method but I know it works for many many people this is the stuff I’ve been spraying on them seems to be working really well but I know you can just use water too!
The only concern I have is the blueberry cheesecake looks like it’s stretching a lot. Is the best way to resolve that to get a light really close to it? Right now I’ve just been keeping them on the windowsill and putting them outside in the sun with the bags on for a couple hours a day