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Howdy everyone this is going to be my attempt an a pure organic grow. This will also be my first photoperiod grow! The no-till concept interested me. Being able to reuse your soil over and over and having to rely on your little critter friends instead of chemicals sounded pretty awesome. I found a good recipe on another site, if you're interested in it you can Google "no-till revisited" and find the exact recipe there.
I definitely give credit to that post and the people behind it for giving me the inspiration to go for it. If this idea interests you you should check that post out as well.
This will be an indoor grow using a 2x4x6ft tent and one Autocob. I'm planning to add one more later on in it's life.
I put my soil into a 20 gallon pot a few weeks ago to let it cook for a few weeks while my photo lambsbread clone I purchased grew big enough to transplant. There are also about 50 red wiggler worms inside the pot.
Today is the day I transplanted her into her new home.
Dusted her roots with some azos and dropped her in the hole. I then watered her in with a gallon of aloe vera water.
This'll also be my first scrog attempt as well, I've got it currently at 9 inches, I may lower it a bit more in time.
Overall I'm very excited to learn about and utilize this style of growing, I can't wait to see the results of this one!
I definitely give credit to that post and the people behind it for giving me the inspiration to go for it. If this idea interests you you should check that post out as well.
This will be an indoor grow using a 2x4x6ft tent and one Autocob. I'm planning to add one more later on in it's life.
I put my soil into a 20 gallon pot a few weeks ago to let it cook for a few weeks while my photo lambsbread clone I purchased grew big enough to transplant. There are also about 50 red wiggler worms inside the pot.
Today is the day I transplanted her into her new home.
Dusted her roots with some azos and dropped her in the hole. I then watered her in with a gallon of aloe vera water.
This'll also be my first scrog attempt as well, I've got it currently at 9 inches, I may lower it a bit more in time.
Overall I'm very excited to learn about and utilize this style of growing, I can't wait to see the results of this one!