Indoor Pop22's 2015 Indoor Garden

[Dazed]

WOW

 

[pop22]

Finally got a couple decent pics of my Durrty cheese. She is healthy and pumping out LOTS of buds! starting to look like I'll have some nice colas soon! she's still got about a month to go, hoping for a good harvest. I mounted a couple of LED spotlights under the canopy and shining up into the plant, we'll see if it helps the lower growth or not. She's drinking about a gallon of water every 2-3 days. Nothing more than water has been given since the dose of Cal/mag a couple weeks ago. I'll update the rest of the garden tomorrow, just wanted to get pics of this girl up.

 

[justintrudeau]

Beautiful pop!!

 

[NekoSempai]

Gourgeous my friend. Man she is really going to fill in some nice long colas bro!!!.

So, since you have been giving the durrty cheese pretty much next to nothing. My question is, are you trying to see how well it will grow like that?
What was your soil that you used with it, and did you make a blended soil. Like TLO or something similar. Sorry for all the questions lol.
Im just really suprised at how well she is doing for not having basically no nutes. :Sharing One:


Cheers my friend. :karma Cloud:

 

[pop22]

Gourgeous my friend. Man she is really going to fill in some nice long colas bro!!!.

So, since you have been giving the durrty cheese pretty much next to nothing. My question is, are you trying to see how well it will grow like that?
What was your soil that you used with it, and did you make a blended soil. Like TLO or something similar. Sorry for all the questions lol.
Im just really suprised at how well she is doing for not having basically no nutes. :Sharing One:


Cheers my friend. :karma Cloud:

Hey! Glad to have you ask questions! I use an organic potting soil from Isabelle called Miracle Mix. Justin may know of the company, its canadian and their prices are great. Its really just a basic organic soil with some peat and perlite. In fact, this is recycled soil. I amended it with a couple tablespoons of Grow More Organic Soil builder. Soil builder contains the following:

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS 5-5-5

Total Nitrogen (N) .......................................... 5.00%
5.00% Water Insoluble Organic Nitrogen
Available Phosphate (P2O5)............................5.00%
Soluble Potash (K2O) ......................................5.00%

Derived from Blood Meal, Bone Meal, Kelp Meal, Fish Meal, Dried Poultry Compost, Cottonseed Meal, Alfalfa Meal, Feather Meal Calcium Rock Phosphate and Potassium Sulfate.

I call it super soil in a box..lol! The only other thing I've added is one 90ppm dose of Cal/Mag. After that nothing but RO water. And yes, this is in keeping with my Keep It Simple plan, and that to me, is how organics should be done. Kinda looks like I'm on the right track. My next test is going to be a Blue Dream, in a 15 gallon tub with fresh Organic soil. I'll add both soil builder and fresh worm castings to it. My goal will be a one pound+ plant grown organically!

 

[pop22]

Let me add, mixing yor own TLO or super soil makes sense and I'd do it if I were making a large quantity of soil, say for my greenhouse, but this is so much easier for potted plants when you can custom blend each pot. Even with a large grow though, you can get soil builder, etc in 16 pound boxes. box would make you a lot of soil! I believe a 16lb. box cost about $20! So instead og buying 8 -10 bags of stuff then mixing, etc, I've got all I feel I really need in one box.

 

[NekoSempai]

Oh nice! thanks for answering my questions. :Sharing One:

So, it sounds like its some pretty good soil. Your durrty is loving it.
Guess it just doesnt need to much nutes. Thats impressive stuff right there.

 

[pop22]

I paid $3.50 a bag for 30 quart bags of that soil! I'm looking to see if I can buy a pallet of it and save a few bucks... ( lol ) for my outdoor grows this year. Figure I need 50 bags or so.

 

[NekoSempai]

Wow, thats a really good deal man. Beats how much Im paying.
Do you get it online?

 

[NekoSempai]

Wow, thats a really good deal man. Beats how much Im paying.
Do you get it online?