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Tutorial Organics for Beginners
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vonforne
N there soes not seem to be to much N. The tips have no marks on them. That is the indicator I go by any way. First the tips burn and then the ends droop.
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do you guys see increased yields using teas with bone/blood/kelp even though the plants are not showing any deficiencies?
The best yields are achieved when the plant if fed the proper amount of food, provided with enough CO2 and given enough light. When the plant is happy, it rewards you with the best yield the genetics can offer.
What I like about blood/bone/kelp is the plant has the food it needs and takes up what it wants. Guano teas allow the grower tailor the feedings to respond to the plants needs as the grower becomes familiar with the signs the plant shows him.
Any of the recipes in this thread will give the plant what it needs when used properly.
Burn1
What I like about blood/bone/kelp is the plant has the food it needs and takes up what it wants. Guano teas allow the grower tailor the feedings to respond to the plants needs as the grower becomes familiar with the signs the plant shows him.
Any of the recipes in this thread will give the plant what it needs when used properly.
Burn1
That is what I assumed, so you never use guano teas or age old if your plants are still eating up the blood/bone/kelp, but would you use compost teas every week? Say if you were to start a plant outdoors with a season of 5 months and you started with a big mix of bone/blood/kelp when would you start feeding with something like guano teas/age old/earth juice etc. and how often would you apply compost teas? Ive never used teas with the bone/blood/kelp thats why im asking.
That makes perfect sense B1.....Even though I'm ecstatic about my new "find" and I'm like a kid in a candy store when I go there now, those 4 letters just jump out at me....
K.I.S.S <------This works best for me because of my inexperience. I'm eager to learn and just going through the process this time has affirmed all the valuable info I've found here and from friends.
Thanks to all the contributors.
Peace,
Gro
K.I.S.S <------This works best for me because of my inexperience. I'm eager to learn and just going through the process this time has affirmed all the valuable info I've found here and from friends.
Thanks to all the contributors.
Peace,
Gro
If your plants show a deficiency, by all means supplement. I don't use compost teas, I use worm casting tea every watering with a little molasses.
Burn1
excellent, good to know im not holding em back with lack of guano teas.
Do you use ewc tea outside? seems you would need big 50 gallon containers with a little compressor to do that.
BurnOne, I'm curious if the veg tea for LC's mix is going to be okay for my seedlings that are a little over three weeks old. I know that ordinarily you wouldn't but they're in Light Warrior which doesn't offer much in the way of food for them and they've all yellowed beyond the cotyeldons, some's first set are yellowing now. I'm waiting to transplant them to 1 gals but in the mean time I need to give them something beyond EWC & molasses, I think. Thoughts?
All you need to do is mix in 1 cup worm castings per 5 gallons of water and pour it on the roots of your outside plants. You don't have to bubble it.
Heck yeah! They're asking you for nitrogen. Most seedlings need food at three weeks. Better watch out. They'll JUMP!
Burn1
would you still let it sit for 24 hours or just mix it up and water? What about Guano teas outside? Whats the major benefit to bubbling vs just mixing up and watering on the spot?
Thanks B1! I knew they were in need of some N but for the last 24-36 hrs I've been trying to figure out what to give them exactly out of concern the veg tea might be too much. I tried reconciling that w/the fact I'm not using one of the typical mixes yet, still in FFLW which has shite left in it for them to eat. Learned a lesson using LW, they need food right when the coty's yellow which turned out to be almost exactly 3 weeks from the day they were directly sown.
Gave em some juice earlier. Looking forward to the jump, you can tell they're waiting for it... Good to know, appreciate the response & help!
You don't have to bubble it. You can make it in the morning and simply stir it good a few times throughout the day. Then use it that evening.
Burn1
nice and simple
jasonk
Member
Please elaborate, what's the benefit of the EWC in the water?
I will be using Neptune's Harvest as directed in LCs Soiless Mix #2 , but wondering whats best to feed them in-between the NH feedings.
Actually, I can't seem to find information on how often to feed the NH during each different stage in this thread. The application directions say every 2-3 weeks. Is this correct? The same for the fish emulsion?
Thanks!
somebody041
Member
i have a question regarding LC's mix #1. right now i have a source for primo worm castings, and i buy giant bags of nice sized perlite. but until today i have always gotten my peat moss from lowes. today i was at the hydro store and noticed they had a bale of peat moss for sale for 4x as much as the stuff at lowes.
are there different qualities of peat moss? i always thought it was an inert medium just to hold everything else together. should i be buying the more expensive, higher quality peat?
are there different qualities of peat moss? i always thought it was an inert medium just to hold everything else together. should i be buying the more expensive, higher quality peat?
Worm casting tea adds microbes and humates. Use it every watering with or without Neptune's Harvest or fish.
I use NH or fish every other watering. Sometimes every watering depending what the plant needs. 1 tbs./gal.
Burn1
AndreNicky
Member
Burnone you rock!!! thanks to you and LC my dad has been able to pull off growing some very primo herb, pretty good for a guy who can't grow grass on the front lawn lol. Thanks for making this info available
