lol I actually thought about that when I made the thread title. I made a point to capitalize the name of the strain to make it more obvious but it looks like you still got suckered into checking out my thread.
Yeah, that's last years soil. Seeing that a plant managed to grow itself without any care or amendments, I chose not to mess with it a whole lot. I pulled the old roots out and broke up all the clumps of soil so that everything would be airy and loose instead of compacted. Added several handfuls of commercial fertilizer to each bag and mixed it in well. The holes had the same thing done to them but have twice as much soil as the bags. This really has me scratching my head...
It's a 12-12-12 NPK slow release from a company called The Anderson's, I'll try and get a pic later on. The water I use is very alkaline. I actually drop in some acid to bring it down. I also have lime I can toss in there if need be. I'm just trying to be certain on what's messing with them before pulling the trigger. The one was doing great before I touched it so it must be something I did. I can assume it may be messing with the others but not enough to kill them like the ones in the ground. I'll have a better idea when I stop out next time. I'm pressed on time though, Fall's a comin'.
The bag doesn't say which is time release, but it says that it is 4.69% ammoniacal and 7.31% urea Nitrogen.
