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anyone who’s been inquiring about feminized seeds lmk and ill happily setup an escrow account here and provide my professional packaging legal in most all countries considering I attach a COA showing they contain 0.0 cannabinods therefore are not even considered hemp, at least in my neck of the woods the good old USA. Manifest Destiny Seed Co. is the brand both feminized photoperiod and automatic strains available
You can mix your soil yourself. The soil mix I use is amazing, and you just add water, no fertilizers, as the soil already has 60-80 pounds of amendments.
1/3 compost...if you can add work castings/vermocompost to it, even better, but no more than 1/3 worm castings.
1/3 peat moss
1/3 pumice or perlite.
That is the basic soil mix. To this mix, add, per cubic feet,
Alfalfa 1/2c
Fish bone meal 1/2 c
Neem meal, 1c
Kelp meal, 1c
Crab meal, 1c
Oyster shell flour, 1c
Gypsum, 1c
Rock dust, glacial rock dust, basalt dust, azomite, etc, 3 c
If you have it, innocuoate with lactobacillus bacteria.(Google "making lactic acid bacteria serum)
Miz it up, get it wet, put a tarp on it and wait ,4 weeks, and you have super amazing super-soil .
1/3 compost...if you can add work castings/vermocompost to it, even better, but no more than 1/3 worm castings.
1/3 peat moss
1/3 pumice or perlite.
That is the basic soil mix. To this mix, add, per cubic feet,
Alfalfa 1/2c
Fish bone meal 1/2 c
Neem meal, 1c
Kelp meal, 1c
Crab meal, 1c
Oyster shell flour, 1c
Gypsum, 1c
Rock dust, glacial rock dust, basalt dust, azomite, etc, 3 c
If you have it, innocuoate with lactobacillus bacteria.(Google "making lactic acid bacteria serum)
Miz it up, get it wet, put a tarp on it and wait ,4 weeks, and you have super amazing super-soil .
#saltgame4lyfe I grow indoors in s very strict environment with strict regs in Priohibiition land but on a reservation. salts are easier in 20 Plus rooms and most most amendments break our policy and regulations regarding respiratory protection for our employees due to the small granular size and how it affects the respiratory system. It works well from the home group perspective and for different stays with different rags but for salts just work better and it’s just what I do on the director there for cultivation and that’s how I’ve been growing for years and what I know and how I how when my awards
but I will say that what we do is we use cocoa per and as much as I hate using pea light and due to environmental reasons, it’s not that great for the environment it’s reused in personal gardens with the salts that are remaining and what I’ll do is, I’ll put it in totes and I’ll let it chill outside for 2 to 3 years and the residual salts will mix with leaf litter and outdoor shit pretty much and then I’ll throw some amendments on top of that like top dress, different builder, soil, amendments, and worm, casting not a lot of residual soil has says that it has salt in it still but over the years it gets broken down as well as the roots and everything else and that’s what I grow my quasi-organic outdoor personal grow and it does incredibly well to the point where I don’t need to add anything to it and it just works. It just works for me. I’ve grown that way for years. I’d buy pure light maybe once several eight years I’ll buy you 150 pounds per late for the facility and I won’t need another bag for almost a damn decade. Could you reuse it? Use it reuse it reuse it I mean I just rinse out the roots and it’s good to go for my homegirl at least so I just as long as I’m not using single use products like a lot of East Coast facilities and older West Coast facilities use good washed cocoa choir and a pear light is just the way to go. I guess you’re a good drip system and good clean water a good mixer and good quality salt based nutes not premixed nutrients in water were, you’re just spending money on water, but I’ll tell you from my home grower perspective people still crush it with good old fashion General Hydro baby I mean it’s just it went towards 20 years later. It’s just not financially viable for a facility that’s running commercially, but from home growers perspective there’s nothing wrong with good old fashion general Hydro.
I've seen organic super-soil in 20-room grows, using CMH lights and the shit was spectacular. I've done small deps (12x40 greenhouse) and bigger full season greenhouse and outdoor, and as far as quality goes, the same strain grown by anyone in the area using salts vs my organic probiotic magic soil, I will every time.
As far as volume, the salt growers won, especially because I was on a hill with somewhat limited water at the end of season.
Some salt growers doubled my volume, but my quality was out of this world, since there was everything under the sun on the soil mix, and the bacteria and fungi to move it around and make it super bioavailable, and I gave the ladies treats, like aloe and coconut water tea in the mornings! Or alfalfa/kelp spray....
As far as volume, the salt growers won, especially because I was on a hill with somewhat limited water at the end of season.
Some salt growers doubled my volume, but my quality was out of this world, since there was everything under the sun on the soil mix, and the bacteria and fungi to move it around and make it super bioavailable, and I gave the ladies treats, like aloe and coconut water tea in the mornings! Or alfalfa/kelp spray....
A scientist called leibig came up with a principal called the law of the minimums, which means that when you're making something you can only go as far as the most amount of the least needed chemical... If the wooden pieces making a barrel are each essential compound for growth like the magnesium, even if you have all the rest of the s*** it's only going to go as far as that amount of magnesium will take it.
In my grow style, all of the elements and compounds are there, the fungi moves them and the bacteria make it bioavailable and trade with the roots for "exudates" which is sugar that the microbes like, it's a drug deal, really. Whatever the plant needs, the microbes have it, and if the pH needs to be adjusted, the microbes do it!!!
Plus, any runoff is beneficial to the surrounding area.
In my grow style, all of the elements and compounds are there, the fungi moves them and the bacteria make it bioavailable and trade with the roots for "exudates" which is sugar that the microbes like, it's a drug deal, really. Whatever the plant needs, the microbes have it, and if the pH needs to be adjusted, the microbes do it!!!
Plus, any runoff is beneficial to the surrounding area.