Sunshineinabag
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Nah dank your a clown
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Anything outdoors 2020
- Thread starter TychoMonolyth
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That's what I'd do. As long as it's only a couple weeks and you don't have sky high expectations it'll work. Even if it begins revegging it'll still have resinous flowers and smell nice. I wouldn't let it go past the end of May, into June and it'll go full on reveg and the resin will start to degrade.
I did this a few years back with a Gorilla Glue that hermied. Put it out at the end of April, harvested it 3 or 4 weeks later. Worked out better then I expected the smoke wasn't bad and the pollen was sterile. One benefit of the longer days with a hermie is that it'll want to re-veg and not produce seeds and pollen.
noknees
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JustSumTomatoes
Indicas make dreams happen
Went out on the weekly trip into the city today. Near impossible to get the supplies I need. Couldn't find FF Happy Frog (my personal favorite) or Promix. They had a good soil I hadn't seen before at the store but it had bone, fish, and crab meal in it. A big no no in the bush cause of the critters.
I've never seen this soiless mix before, but it's manufactured in Canada. Obviously I'm going to have to add the nutrients, but I seem to be hearing mixed opinions from the search bar. It's the only thing I could get my hands on other than Miracle Grow or pure peat...
Any opinions? I got the last they had and can't return it. Hope I didn't just screw myself.
I've never seen this soiless mix before, but it's manufactured in Canada. Obviously I'm going to have to add the nutrients, but I seem to be hearing mixed opinions from the search bar. It's the only thing I could get my hands on other than Miracle Grow or pure peat...
Any opinions? I got the last they had and can't return it. Hope I didn't just screw myself.
TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
You need to heat that up some.
i just finished cooking a batch most of it for indo but ima use some for a few worth outside for the head stash
JustSumTomatoes
Indicas make dreams happen
Picked up some Osmocote Outdoor & Indoor Plus for that. Never have used that either. Hopefully it won't burn them or I that I have the opposite problem.
Edit: So now I've read that Osmocote has tiny polymer/plastic beads in it which some of the nutrients are in. It's a time-release device that never leaves the soil. Yeah, screw that. Shit's made by the Monsanto monstrosity. Any recommendations from you guys?
Yea man, so I woke up yesterday at around 6:30 in the morning, figured I'd get out early and do some outdoor spots and plots. But it was raining kinda heavy so I ate some and took a nap. Thought I slept for 6 or 7 months there and it's Christmas time when I woke up and saw this:
Turns out I only slept a couple of hours, but during that time a snow storm came that lasted til the evening, followed by a cold ass night.
I was thinking about planting some stuff outside early(ish).
NOT. GONNA. HAPPEN.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipcnjhjIBQM
Turns out I only slept a couple of hours, but during that time a snow storm came that lasted til the evening, followed by a cold ass night.
I was thinking about planting some stuff outside early(ish).
NOT. GONNA. HAPPEN.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipcnjhjIBQM
TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
Shitfuck.Yea man, so I woke up yesterday at around 6:30 in the morning, figured I'd get out early and do some outdoor spots and plots. But it was raining kinda heavy so I ate some and took a nap. Thought I slept for 6 or 7 months there and it's Christmas time when I woke up and saw this:
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Turns out I only slept a couple of hours, but during that time a snow storm came that lasted til the evening, followed by a cold ass night.
I was thinking about planting some stuff outside early(ish).
NOT. GONNA. HAPPEN.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipcnjhjIBQM
Where you at again?
Last year I rolled the dice and dropped ~100 seedlings in a spot at about this time hoping to get a jump on my planting. All but a few froze solid before they went in the ground. I let the survivors go and a couple males pollinated so at least I got some frost resistance into the genetics.
St. Phatty
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CrushnYuba
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I Don't Think you would have an issue with a bagged soil that had fish and crab in it. It's only the first few days after it's added that it smells.
It probably doesn't have a ton in there either.
PureSativa420
Active member
8 beautiful ladies that have seen 28F weather, rain hail and 60mph winds and still do not give no cares
Soons weather stays steady they will go into the ground
Soons weather stays steady they will go into the ground
JustSumTomatoes
Indicas make dreams happen
That's what I was thinking too, I was really on the fence on whether or not to take the risk. I have used fertlizer pellets that were bone and feather meal based and have been uprooted before. I am using fabric pots which I plan to setup to be self-watering and am trying to reduce trips to the plot. Don't want to even worry about the critters.
Added a Bangi Haze to the grow(run out of soil)
Weather has settled down with a heatwave
Temps predicted,38/40C
Out of my garden seedlings, kept only KA5H
TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
Just reading up on stuff, I found this. So a 1.3-0.1-0.2 compost is aok. Feed the soil, not the plant.
About the NPK Ratio:
How Does a 10-10-10 Fertilizer Compare to a 5-5-5 Fertilizer?
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?p=8877264#post8877264
Sunshineinabag
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Im burying oak logs for next seasons huglculture
TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
Yeah. Hügelkultur. An ancient growing technique.
I use it in my raised beds. I imagine it would rock for weed.
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