Using it in flower would be a better option then in veg? Ive used Mammoth P but only in veg.
Using it in flower would be a better option then in veg? Ive used Mammoth P but only in veg.
Let me say, first of all, this concept is silly. Get away from thinking like that.
Left over roots = organic matter = part of the soil food web = get decomposed by moisture and living organisms - everything from worms, to land crustaceans, to soil mites, to trichoderma, to various leaf molds.
All these are part of a natural system that converts raw organic materials into dirt. Without this hierarchy in play, your soil is basically an inert media making use of available ions and never really converting much of anything. That's why some organic systems are constantly NEEDING teas or foliars to fulfill a cycle.
If you look back, I state I was giving a few feeds - but the reason I stated for doing so is more important than the fert recipe.
This is precisely why I want to try Mammoth P. The science - well, what I've managed to learn about soil and my understanding of how things work - the science behind Mammoth P makes PERFECT sense and it IS a break through, in terms of not only accessing previously lost soil bound phosphorous, but in how that relates to reducing application rates in the first place.
Keep in mind - cannabis is a dynamic accumulator, capable of even nuclear bio-remediation. We REALLY want to give it as little as possible in the process of trying to get our desired outcome.
Side tangent sorry, but - it ties in because the key to ALL THINGS - so both leaving old roots in the soil and getting more from applied fertilizers - in an organic system goes back to the bacteria, fungi, and other creatures in the compost cycle converting raw materials into usable ionic forms. Soil is, or should be, a living, functioning ecosystem.
I have some grow reflections to make regarding soil here soon - and it may play a part in why my plants have seemed a bit necrotic this whole round. Another post though.
dank.Frank
So the La crew thought it be cool to claim a big part of the new shit for there start up. We been buidling a bigger indoor there last year, and they are from opion they need a head start. So some of the new ones they asked me not to let out.
F.U.C.K.E.M.
When i can trust 100% no breeding ore clone sharing i can give out Mochiesel and London Loud (cheese x Sdbx2) and Fizz (sour power x sdbx2)
And as said all get a pack of the Sdbx2.
Sorry for this, but i feel i had to give the crew there time
Reading over his post I see what KG did.
Mochiesel and London Loud are soaking in distilled water.
The others are intended for F.A.M. and there is a pack of Sour D Bx2 with each of those.
dank.Frank
Reading over his post I see what KG did.
Mochiesel and London Loud are soaking in distilled water.
The others are intended for F.A.M. and there is a pack of Sour D Bx2 with each of those.
dank.Frank
Directions say to use throughout the life of plant.
Dank.frank- Mammoth Microbes posted on Facebook that some growers were using Mammoth P as a clone dunk and getting better roots. They showed a picture but didn't have a before pic, or a pic of any untreated clones to compare with. So who knows?!