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ANYTHING OUTDOOR 2022 EVERYWHERE
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Good morning! Awesome, got some rains coming in today! Don't have to carry 70 gallons of water up from the creek! Jah Jah is so good, giving us everything we need so we can see His grace in creation and become effective workers for His harvest. The fields are ripe for harvest, but the laborers are few. Love the Lord your God and love your neighbor as yourself. 
Old Piney
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I use it all the time aged one year right from my coop .I steep it the same way then dilute to week tea color.Neve had a problem
Dr.RedWhite
Active member
I use it in an aerated tea regularly but had an issue once with some I just soaked a couple days. No problem to aerate it for a day or two with some worm castings and molasses.
Great outdoors
Active member
I will just say with all this talk of chicken manure, now is not the right time to add something so strong in N, will retard flowering.
Chicken manure is something for early season.
Chicken manure is something for early season.
all that chicken pellets must be why I grow such retarded flowers...
GG#4
Headband
am I losing brain cells too???
Runtz
what if I use chicken manure until I go blind and then stop???
'92 OG
Rainbow Belts 2.0 #4
if I discontinue the chicken will the beavers leave my weed alone??? asking for a friend
laszlokovacs
Well-known member
What are you basing this off of? I guess there a fair amount of variables i.e age/pelletization but everything online says its a pretty balanced npk. Probably a way better option than blood/bone meal or alfalfa for any plants needing extra N at this point in the season
Great outdoors
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Are you adding them right now then?
Great outdoors
Active member
Experience, like 40yrs of it
Plants don't like a heavy dose of nitrogen well into flower.
Now K they can use plenty of, more than most give
Taco those leaves are very interesting. Is this normal.
Chunk has single-handedly kept the bamboo stick company going strong. He also just posted the first beaver by a pot plant pic I have ever seen. Well I did see a naked chick smoking a bong next to a pot plant pic. I think they are more common than Chunk's beaver pic though.
Awesome stuff guys.
Chunk has single-handedly kept the bamboo stick company going strong. He also just posted the first beaver by a pot plant pic I have ever seen. Well I did see a naked chick smoking a bong next to a pot plant pic. I think they are more common than Chunk's beaver pic though.
Awesome stuff guys.
laszlokovacs
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Yeah I get your point. I guess I didn't quite read or express my question properly- I moreso meant to ask if you are saying that you shouldn't add chicken manure to a plant that is very clearly deficient/hungry for N at this point in the season? The pics you posted are decidedly a nice dark green and are very happy plants and do not need more nitrogen now, I'm wondering more about sorts of plants with leaves turning a limish green and above normal yellowing...
Great outdoors
Active member
You for sure can do a little N, chicken manure is just notoriously hot, much like alfalfa for this time of year. I would just feed with some fish hydroslate, preferably or a fish emulsion if nothing else at 1/4 to 1/2 normal dose. Start small and add more as needed. Fish food is fast acting and you should see results in a couple days on new growth anyways.
Should really mix with some seaweed or molasses as well for some K.
Calle Minogue
Brother of the COB
revegeta666
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Would be nice in english in this international thread for everyone.
