west coast og about 2 weeks

cannn

Well-Known Member
hmm one possablity i let the soil dry too mutch and the mycrobes died cusing problems hmmm
Nah unless your doing pure organic microbes arent as much of a concern. Chemical ferts fucks that up anyway. Only concern with underwatering is a dried out plant. Once its back up looking good you can pretend it didnt happen lol. You probably either have a deficiency, or pest issue but im afraid i dont think ive seen this one. To me those pics are screaming overwater but from what you say it couldnt be that so im pretty confused..

Maybe @Cx2H knows whats up?
 

cannn

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I havent used any thing synthetic only organic it only seems to be that one tho the other one seemed fine
Every plant, even of the same strain if not clones of the same mother taken at the same time and in exact same conditions, will have different needs. Still dont think an underwatering that didnt kill the plant should be of terrible harm to your microbes. They might not have liked it but im betting theyre bouncing back just as the plant did
 

giglewigle

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Every plant, even of the same strain if not clones of the same mother taken at the same time and in exact same conditions, will have different needs. Still dont think an underwatering that didnt kill the plant should be of terrible harm to your microbes. They might not have liked it but im betting theyre bouncing back just as the plant did
ye true i think i just need to be a bit more vidgalent and make sure im giving her what she needs
 

Cx2H

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ye true i think i just need to be a bit more vidgalent and make sure im giving her what she needs
Greetings, you are not watering frequently enough and when you do it's a flood?


Late N def is normal if you are tapering schedule but keyword is 'late' you are early and that yellowing may climb the plant before you finish at this rate. I get that type of sheet when I wait too many days in between feeding.

The fact that it's organic and you are new to organics is concerning.

Want more frost? Feed the rhizosphere some carbs.

If you kill off your micro herd from drought you may have uptake issues at some point. Look at nature's climate zones. Low rH high temps and infrequent water is a desert.


Short version (sorry I'm hungover)
Water more often with less water. Supplement them with food (think I need to read back from the beginning)
 

cannn

Well-Known Member
Greetings, you are not watering frequently enough and when you do it's a flood?


Late N def is normal if you are tapering schedule but keyword is 'late' you are early and that yellowing may climb the plant before you finish at this rate. I get that type of sheet when I wait too many days in between feeding.

The fact that it's organic and you are new to organics is concerning.

Want more frost? Feed the rhizosphere some carbs.

If you kill off your micro herd from drought you may have uptake issues at some point. Look at nature's climate zones. Low rH high temps and infrequent water is a desert.


Short version (sorry I'm hungover)
Water more often with less water. Supplement them with food (think I need to read back from the beginning)
I knew youd have a lot to say. Thanks man!
 

Cx2H

Well-Known Member
Guano and castings tea will help you out. I use it and I run synthetics. I call it semi organics.

** I have been known to put compost tea in a Dwc... Wasn't good only because root zone exploded and I had to get crafty with air stones to compensate.**
 

giglewigle

Well-Known Member
Greetings, you are not watering frequently enough and when you do it's a flood?


Late N def is normal if you are tapering schedule but keyword is 'late' you are early and that yellowing may climb the plant before you finish at this rate. I get that type of sheet when I wait too many days in between feeding.

The fact that it's organic and you are new to organics is concerning.

Want more frost? Feed the rhizosphere some carbs.

If you kill off your micro herd from drought you may have uptake issues at some point. Look at nature's climate zones. Low rH high temps and infrequent water is a desert.


Short version (sorry I'm hungover)
Water more often with less water. Supplement them with food (think I need to read back from the beginning)
cheers man really apreciate the help im very new to growing let alone organics ye iv come along way but am still strugling with the watering thing thanks a million man iv got a humidifier on the way im thinking of getting scales for my plants so when i get it down i know at certain wait water lol a bit overkill but fuck it watever works lol
 

cannn

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cheers man really apreciate the help im very new to growing let alone organics ye iv come along way but am still strugling with the watering thing thanks a million man iv got a humidifier on the way im thinking of getting scales for my plants so when i get it down i know at certain wait water lol a bit overkill but fuck it watever works lol
I dont like the scale thing cause it seems annoying to me to do and i feel like people become dependent on it. If you wanna do that then you should also try monitoring at the same time one of the other ways so you can eventually learn when without the scale
 

giglewigle

Well-Known Member
I dont like the scale thing cause it seems annoying to me to do and i feel like people become dependent on it. If you wanna do that then also try monitoring at the same time one of the other ways so you can eventually learn when without the scale
thats what i ment lol using the scale along with the lift method then soon enough i wont need the scale only the lift method
 

cannn

Well-Known Member
thats what i ment lol using the scale along with the lift method then soon enough i wont need the scale only the lift method
I learned the method of checking by feeling into the soil running a scrog cause i couldnt even move my plants anymore and also last grow my plants had to by tied to the tent supports so i couldnt move them. So if your interested in scrog or theres any reason that you cant move your plants, its good to get a moisture meter or learn to tell that way. Ive never used a moisture meter but i know plenty of ppl would recommend one if you're not sure
 
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cannn

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I think Cx2H layed out whats wrong. Your just gonna have to let her dry out now and water less next time. What size container is that plant in?
 

giglewigle

Well-Known Member
I think Cx2H layed out whats wrong. Your just gonna have to let her dry out now and water less next time. What size container is that plant in?
5 gal i posted this in the marijuana plant problems u and cx2h hit tje nail on the head after googling im 100 percent sure iv got a p def cused buy over feeding an over water ing im still thinking about the how but thay rekon its from salt build up im gunna water less more often im pretty sure it came down to over watering and over feeding i think i only ever gave it plain water 2 times for when i feed again tho im thinking of ditching the organic thing for the rest of the grow iv got some an ph perfect witch kills me to say but untill i can do a proper soil food web it might be best 2 do that but then again im about halfway thru flower so all i gotta do is my best 4 like 4 more weeks if iv over fed im sure tjere enought nutes in there maybe i should focus on the micro herd maybe thow a handfull of worms in there its only the ones in the fabric geo pots doing it tho the other one in the other fabric pot is nowhere nier as bad iv kinda neglected it and the other one thats fine in a plastic pot witch is why i think its from over feeding maybe i should just giv it some plain water i wont bother phing it it comes out of the tap at 6.8 just bubble it how mutch water do u usually give your plants ? idk i think ill try the water first
 

giglewigle

Well-Known Member
to be feir im happy with those pics clearness i can never manege to hold it steady enough lol i got my bag of no till soil today and hemp seed meal pissed off on the packaging tho the hemp seed meal was ripped im glad i had a big smwitch bag i also got an all in one water suplement heres whats in it ill prob water aleast twice with some good quality water

Organic Gardening Solutions 'All-In-One' Water Supplement is designed to address many of the aspects of plant health that are often overlooked. We've removed the guess work for you and designed a product whose components work together in chorus to ensure your garden thrives.

By providing in an easily soluble form of an abundance of minerals, complex sugars, natural plant hormones, amino acids, humic acids, fulvic acids and azomite in the appropriate ratios, Organic Gardening Solutions 'All-In-One' Water Supplement works to alleviate plant stress and promote vigorous growth of both the plants and the microbial populations present in your garden.

Add 1 Teaspoon to 10L of water.
Note: This product does not contain any meaningful levels of nutrients. It is designed to supplement your water, not replace your nutrient source. It will work optimally in an organic environment.


Sold as 200 gram pack.

COMPONENTS:

Dehydrated Coconut Water - Coconut powder brings to the mix an abundance of cytokinins and auxins which are essential hormones that work together to regulate apical growth and root growth, promote cytokinesis (cell division), and have been shown to slow down senescence by preventing the breakdown of proteins. Also present are amino acids, macro-nutrients, micro-nutrients and other auxin analogues to assist in seed development and flower development, and several mono- and polysaccharides which promote microbial growth.


Dehydrated Aloe Vera - Aloe Vera powder is rich in Salicylic Acid, which plays a role in plant growth, photosynthesis, ion uptake and transport, as well as in the resistance to pathogens through the production of pathogenesis-related proteins.


Humic & Fulvic Acid - Humic and Fulvic acids are organic polymers which co-ordinate and chelate macro-molecules/metals, and assist in facilitating their uptake. They also act to neutralise soil pH, allowing trace elements once bound in the soil to become available to the plant. Fulvic acids have an oxygen content over twice that of humic acids and as such are much more chemically reactive, with an exchange capacity more than double that of humic acids. Because of their small size, fulvic acid molecules can enter plant roots, stems and leaves, carrying trace minerals from plant surfaces into plant tissues. When humic and fulvic acids are applied to soil, increased root growth rates are observed.


Kelp Meal (soluble) - Kelp Meal is high in K, and is a source of trace minerals, amino acids, plant micro-nutrients and natural plant hormones.


Azomite (soluble) - Azomite is a trace element source, conditioning agent and helps plants better absorb nutrients from soil. The rare earth elements present in Azomite enhance nitrogen fixation by Azotobacter species, which bind atmospheric nitrogen and release it as ammonium ions into the soil. Furthermore, the Azomite present in our 'SuperSoil' acts to reduce stress caused by drought by enhancing Abscisic acid (ABA) production, in turn minimizing the water lost by a plant in transpiration
 

giglewigle

Well-Known Member
i also got this im gunna do a round 2 with the west coast ogs im pretty tempted 2 ger some now tbh heres the mix im pretty sure i can use it straight out of the bag
OGS Premium NoTill Soil is perfect for anyone seeking easy entry into NoTill gardening. It is ready to use right from the bag - complete with base, aeration, compost and plenty of amendments in the appropriate ratios. All you need to do is add it to a pot, add your plant, and water as needed.

Our Premium NoTill Soil has been carefully refined and lab tested so all of its elements interact harmoniously, eliminating the chance of encountering pH, lockout and deficiency issues. It has been designed to be top dressed and over time facilitate a biological environment that allows nutrient cycling (requiring less amendments over time).

The Calcium:Magnesium ratio has been optimised based on experimental studies that show when cation exchange sites are highly saturated (75-85%) by Calcium nutrient mobilisation and exchange is optimised. It is not until this saturation point that legumes are able to grow by fixing atmospheric Nitrogen, so it works well in conjunction with cover crops.

COMPONENTS:

Oyster Shell Flour - Freshly ground oyster shells are composed of approximately 96% Calcium Carbonate, with the remainder being trace elements, kelp and microbes. Oyster shell flour not only releases calcium and trace element, but is also a liming agent, improves tilth, provides favourable conditions for microbial activity, stimulating enzyme activity and increasing Cationic Exchange Capacity (CEC).

Oyster shell flour is a very special component of our compost blends because the slow release calcium helps to increase the structural integrity of plants, promote new growth and increase resistance to disease by facilitating the movement of heavy macro-molecules around the plant.

Oyster Shell also contains Chitin which is beneficial to the plants immune system when converted into chitosan by an enzyme released from the plant (chitanase).


Bokashi - (We include the Bokashi in separate packaging to your compost mix, giving you the choice to either combine it into the mix or trial it as a topdressing!)

When used as a soil amendment Bokashi invites a galaxy of beneficial bacteria and fungi that result in increased yields and healthier plants via probiotic effects in the soil. In addition, they hasten the breakdown of amendments and transport them to the plant as part of a symbiotic relationship, and help to ward off nematodes and other invaders, among many other benefits.


BioChar - BioChar is a special type of agricultural charcoal that is high in carbon content. The mechanisms of action are not fully understood, however it is suspected that it works by increasing the amount of sequestered carbon available to the plant. BioChar assists in purifying toxic heavy metals in the water/soil, providing both water retention and aeration, as well as an environment for microbes to inoculate. For this reason, you'll see greater benefits from BioChar over time, making it an ideal amendment for NoTill conditions.

By using sustainably grown Australian hardwood the BioChar in our mixes routinely tests at 89 to 93% carbon, compared to cotton gin waste or sugarcane bagasse which can be as low as 10% (10% carbon is still allowed to be called BioChar by international standards). It is sourced from plantation waste, so in using our premium compost mixes you are ultimately sequestering carbon back into the soil once used.


Malted Barley Grain - Malted Barley Grains are an exceptionally rich source of microbes, with a wide range of bacteria, filamentous fungi and yeasts colonising the area between the husk and the pericarp which produce biologically significant levels of indole-3-acetic acid (IAA), a hormone that promotes cell division and is essential for the proper development of plant organs. The grain functions in the mix as a source of growth hormone catalysts, facilitating explosive growth.

Alfalfa Meal - Alfalfa Meal is a great source of N-P-K, Calcium, Magnesium, trace minerals, amino acids, proteins and carbohydrates making it not only a great plant food, but also a great microbe food. It also contains the naturally occurring growth hormone triacontanol which improves the root system, develops root mass and enhances photosynthesis.


Kelp Meal - Kelp Meal is mild source of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium (1-0.5-3), whilst also being a source of trace minerals, amino acids, plant micro-nutrients and natural plant hormones. These hormones are specifically noted to reduce stress associated with transplant and heat shock, which in turn will allow your plants to grow quicker and transition more smoothly after transplants.


Neem Cake - Neem Cake provides a fantastic source of NPK with values of 4-2-2 respectively. Furthermore there are several molecules in Neem Cake such as Azadirachtin, Salannin and Nimbin which provide integrated pest management to your garden, acting as an antifeedant for over 200 species of insects.


Volcanic Rock Dust (Basalt) - Volcanic Rock Dust is beneficial for remineralizing soils and improving soil structure. It is a fantastic natural source of slow release N, P, K, S, Si, as well as numerous trace elements. It assists in the uptake of other nutrients, promotes microbial life and gives crops an unparalleled nutrient density.


Palagonite - Palagonite is another type of rock dust that serves as a soil balancing agent. It provides nutrients and trace elements, promotes microbial growth, improves soil aeration and Cationic Exchange Capacity (CEC). Palagonite improves the soils structure in terms of water infiltration and retention, as well as providing improved protection from insects and fungal diseases.


Gypsum - Gypsum is a natural source of both Calcium and Sulfur (CaS). Gypsum improves soil structure and improves water permeation, reduces surface crusting, increases yield and flavour as well as facilitating intensive transportation of macro-molecules around the plant during bloom.

Langbeinite - Langbeinite is a fantastic source of Magnesium, Potassium and Sulfur, with an approximate N-P-K-S-Mg value of 0-0-22-22-18. These elements aid in photosynthesis, immune protection, enzyme synthesis, antioxidant generation and most importantly flavour and terpene production.

Diatomaceous Earth - Diatomaceous Earth is a great source of Silica to increase plant resilience.


Sphagnum Peat Moss - Peat Moss makes up the base of the mix due to its superior Cationic Exchange Capacity (CEC) and air filled porosity (AFP), allowing your plants to grow to their fullest potential.

Rice Hulls - Rice Hulls have a high lignin and Silica content so they break down very slowly while acting as a slow release source of Silica and Nitrogen for your plants, as well as providing more organic matter to the soil.

Pumice - Pumice provides fantastic drainage, areas for microbes to inhabit, as well as some water retention properties.
Zeolite - Zeolite is a versatile soil amendment which provides nutrient retention, aeration, water retention and through its highly porous nature (and the capillary effect) it acts as a wetting agent. It is negatively charged so it is able to capture positively charged molecules and slowly release them back into the soil.
OGS Compost Mix - Our special blend of Mushroom Compost, Green Waste Compost and SuperSoil Compost. what use think
 

Cx2H

Well-Known Member
i also got this im gunna do a round 2 with the west coast ogs im pretty tempted 2 ger some now tbh heres the mix im pretty sure i can use it straight out of the bag
OGS Premium NoTill Soil is perfect for anyone seeking easy entry into NoTill gardening. It is ready to use right from the bag - complete with base, aeration, compost and plenty of amendments in the appropriate ratios. All you need to do is add it to a pot, add your plant, and water as needed.

Our Premium NoTill Soil has been carefully refined and lab tested so all of its elements interact harmoniously, eliminating the chance of encountering pH, lockout and deficiency issues. It has been designed to be top dressed and over time facilitate a biological environment that allows nutrient cycling (requiring less amendments over time).

The Calcium:Magnesium ratio has been optimised based on experimental studies that show when cation exchange sites are highly saturated (75-85%) by Calcium nutrient mobilisation and exchange is optimised. It is not until this saturation point that legumes are able to grow by fixing atmospheric Nitrogen, so it works well in conjunction with cover crops.

COMPONENTS:

Oyster Shell Flour - Freshly ground oyster shells are composed of approximately 96% Calcium Carbonate, with the remainder being trace elements, kelp and microbes. Oyster shell flour not only releases calcium and trace element, but is also a liming agent, improves tilth, provides favourable conditions for microbial activity, stimulating enzyme activity and increasing Cationic Exchange Capacity (CEC).

Oyster shell flour is a very special component of our compost blends because the slow release calcium helps to increase the structural integrity of plants, promote new growth and increase resistance to disease by facilitating the movement of heavy macro-molecules around the plant.

Oyster Shell also contains Chitin which is beneficial to the plants immune system when converted into chitosan by an enzyme released from the plant (chitanase).


Bokashi - (We include the Bokashi in separate packaging to your compost mix, giving you the choice to either combine it into the mix or trial it as a topdressing!)

When used as a soil amendment Bokashi invites a galaxy of beneficial bacteria and fungi that result in increased yields and healthier plants via probiotic effects in the soil. In addition, they hasten the breakdown of amendments and transport them to the plant as part of a symbiotic relationship, and help to ward off nematodes and other invaders, among many other benefits.


BioChar - BioChar is a special type of agricultural charcoal that is high in carbon content. The mechanisms of action are not fully understood, however it is suspected that it works by increasing the amount of sequestered carbon available to the plant. BioChar assists in purifying toxic heavy metals in the water/soil, providing both water retention and aeration, as well as an environment for microbes to inoculate. For this reason, you'll see greater benefits from BioChar over time, making it an ideal amendment for NoTill conditions.

By using sustainably grown Australian hardwood the BioChar in our mixes routinely tests at 89 to 93% carbon, compared to cotton gin waste or sugarcane bagasse which can be as low as 10% (10% carbon is still allowed to be called BioChar by international standards). It is sourced from plantation waste, so in using our premium compost mixes you are ultimately sequestering carbon back into the soil once used.


Malted Barley Grain - Malted Barley Grains are an exceptionally rich source of microbes, with a wide range of bacteria, filamentous fungi and yeasts colonising the area between the husk and the pericarp which produce biologically significant levels of indole-3-acetic acid (IAA), a hormone that promotes cell division and is essential for the proper development of plant organs. The grain functions in the mix as a source of growth hormone catalysts, facilitating explosive growth.

Alfalfa Meal - Alfalfa Meal is a great source of N-P-K, Calcium, Magnesium, trace minerals, amino acids, proteins and carbohydrates making it not only a great plant food, but also a great microbe food. It also contains the naturally occurring growth hormone triacontanol which improves the root system, develops root mass and enhances photosynthesis.


Kelp Meal - Kelp Meal is mild source of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium (1-0.5-3), whilst also being a source of trace minerals, amino acids, plant micro-nutrients and natural plant hormones. These hormones are specifically noted to reduce stress associated with transplant and heat shock, which in turn will allow your plants to grow quicker and transition more smoothly after transplants.


Neem Cake - Neem Cake provides a fantastic source of NPK with values of 4-2-2 respectively. Furthermore there are several molecules in Neem Cake such as Azadirachtin, Salannin and Nimbin which provide integrated pest management to your garden, acting as an antifeedant for over 200 species of insects.


Volcanic Rock Dust (Basalt) - Volcanic Rock Dust is beneficial for remineralizing soils and improving soil structure. It is a fantastic natural source of slow release N, P, K, S, Si, as well as numerous trace elements. It assists in the uptake of other nutrients, promotes microbial life and gives crops an unparalleled nutrient density.


Palagonite - Palagonite is another type of rock dust that serves as a soil balancing agent. It provides nutrients and trace elements, promotes microbial growth, improves soil aeration and Cationic Exchange Capacity (CEC). Palagonite improves the soils structure in terms of water infiltration and retention, as well as providing improved protection from insects and fungal diseases.


Gypsum - Gypsum is a natural source of both Calcium and Sulfur (CaS). Gypsum improves soil structure and improves water permeation, reduces surface crusting, increases yield and flavour as well as facilitating intensive transportation of macro-molecules around the plant during bloom.

Langbeinite - Langbeinite is a fantastic source of Magnesium, Potassium and Sulfur, with an approximate N-P-K-S-Mg value of 0-0-22-22-18. These elements aid in photosynthesis, immune protection, enzyme synthesis, antioxidant generation and most importantly flavour and terpene production.

Diatomaceous Earth - Diatomaceous Earth is a great source of Silica to increase plant resilience.


Sphagnum Peat Moss - Peat Moss makes up the base of the mix due to its superior Cationic Exchange Capacity (CEC) and air filled porosity (AFP), allowing your plants to grow to their fullest potential.

Rice Hulls - Rice Hulls have a high lignin and Silica content so they break down very slowly while acting as a slow release source of Silica and Nitrogen for your plants, as well as providing more organic matter to the soil.

Pumice - Pumice provides fantastic drainage, areas for microbes to inhabit, as well as some water retention properties.
Zeolite - Zeolite is a versatile soil amendment which provides nutrient retention, aeration, water retention and through its highly porous nature (and the capillary effect) it acts as a wetting agent. It is negatively charged so it is able to capture positively charged molecules and slowly release them back into the soil.
OGS Compost Mix - Our special blend of Mushroom Compost, Green Waste Compost and SuperSoil Compost. what use think
Is that klatmas soil? Reads real good. If it's on point should perform well. As for more seedlings/clones I keep them on deck even if I have to toss some before. Better to have them than need them I say.
 

Cx2H

Well-Known Member
i also got this im gunna do a round 2 with the west coast ogs im pretty tempted 2 ger some now tbh heres the mix im pretty sure i can use it straight out of the bag
OGS Premium NoTill Soil is perfect for anyone seeking easy entry into NoTill gardening. It is ready to use right from the bag - complete with base, aeration, compost and plenty of amendments in the appropriate ratios. All you need to do is add it to a pot, add your plant, and water as needed.

Our Premium NoTill Soil has been carefully refined and lab tested so all of its elements interact harmoniously, eliminating the chance of encountering pH, lockout and deficiency issues. It has been designed to be top dressed and over time facilitate a biological environment that allows nutrient cycling (requiring less amendments over time).

The Calcium:Magnesium ratio has been optimised based on experimental studies that show when cation exchange sites are highly saturated (75-85%) by Calcium nutrient mobilisation and exchange is optimised. It is not until this saturation point that legumes are able to grow by fixing atmospheric Nitrogen, so it works well in conjunction with cover crops.

COMPONENTS:

Oyster Shell Flour - Freshly ground oyster shells are composed of approximately 96% Calcium Carbonate, with the remainder being trace elements, kelp and microbes. Oyster shell flour not only releases calcium and trace element, but is also a liming agent, improves tilth, provides favourable conditions for microbial activity, stimulating enzyme activity and increasing Cationic Exchange Capacity (CEC).

Oyster shell flour is a very special component of our compost blends because the slow release calcium helps to increase the structural integrity of plants, promote new growth and increase resistance to disease by facilitating the movement of heavy macro-molecules around the plant.

Oyster Shell also contains Chitin which is beneficial to the plants immune system when converted into chitosan by an enzyme released from the plant (chitanase).


Bokashi - (We include the Bokashi in separate packaging to your compost mix, giving you the choice to either combine it into the mix or trial it as a topdressing!)

When used as a soil amendment Bokashi invites a galaxy of beneficial bacteria and fungi that result in increased yields and healthier plants via probiotic effects in the soil. In addition, they hasten the breakdown of amendments and transport them to the plant as part of a symbiotic relationship, and help to ward off nematodes and other invaders, among many other benefits.


BioChar - BioChar is a special type of agricultural charcoal that is high in carbon content. The mechanisms of action are not fully understood, however it is suspected that it works by increasing the amount of sequestered carbon available to the plant. BioChar assists in purifying toxic heavy metals in the water/soil, providing both water retention and aeration, as well as an environment for microbes to inoculate. For this reason, you'll see greater benefits from BioChar over time, making it an ideal amendment for NoTill conditions.

By using sustainably grown Australian hardwood the BioChar in our mixes routinely tests at 89 to 93% carbon, compared to cotton gin waste or sugarcane bagasse which can be as low as 10% (10% carbon is still allowed to be called BioChar by international standards). It is sourced from plantation waste, so in using our premium compost mixes you are ultimately sequestering carbon back into the soil once used.


Malted Barley Grain - Malted Barley Grains are an exceptionally rich source of microbes, with a wide range of bacteria, filamentous fungi and yeasts colonising the area between the husk and the pericarp which produce biologically significant levels of indole-3-acetic acid (IAA), a hormone that promotes cell division and is essential for the proper development of plant organs. The grain functions in the mix as a source of growth hormone catalysts, facilitating explosive growth.

Alfalfa Meal - Alfalfa Meal is a great source of N-P-K, Calcium, Magnesium, trace minerals, amino acids, proteins and carbohydrates making it not only a great plant food, but also a great microbe food. It also contains the naturally occurring growth hormone triacontanol which improves the root system, develops root mass and enhances photosynthesis.


Kelp Meal - Kelp Meal is mild source of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium (1-0.5-3), whilst also being a source of trace minerals, amino acids, plant micro-nutrients and natural plant hormones. These hormones are specifically noted to reduce stress associated with transplant and heat shock, which in turn will allow your plants to grow quicker and transition more smoothly after transplants.


Neem Cake - Neem Cake provides a fantastic source of NPK with values of 4-2-2 respectively. Furthermore there are several molecules in Neem Cake such as Azadirachtin, Salannin and Nimbin which provide integrated pest management to your garden, acting as an antifeedant for over 200 species of insects.


Volcanic Rock Dust (Basalt) - Volcanic Rock Dust is beneficial for remineralizing soils and improving soil structure. It is a fantastic natural source of slow release N, P, K, S, Si, as well as numerous trace elements. It assists in the uptake of other nutrients, promotes microbial life and gives crops an unparalleled nutrient density.


Palagonite - Palagonite is another type of rock dust that serves as a soil balancing agent. It provides nutrients and trace elements, promotes microbial growth, improves soil aeration and Cationic Exchange Capacity (CEC). Palagonite improves the soils structure in terms of water infiltration and retention, as well as providing improved protection from insects and fungal diseases.


Gypsum - Gypsum is a natural source of both Calcium and Sulfur (CaS). Gypsum improves soil structure and improves water permeation, reduces surface crusting, increases yield and flavour as well as facilitating intensive transportation of macro-molecules around the plant during bloom.

Langbeinite - Langbeinite is a fantastic source of Magnesium, Potassium and Sulfur, with an approximate N-P-K-S-Mg value of 0-0-22-22-18. These elements aid in photosynthesis, immune protection, enzyme synthesis, antioxidant generation and most importantly flavour and terpene production.

Diatomaceous Earth - Diatomaceous Earth is a great source of Silica to increase plant resilience.


Sphagnum Peat Moss - Peat Moss makes up the base of the mix due to its superior Cationic Exchange Capacity (CEC) and air filled porosity (AFP), allowing your plants to grow to their fullest potential.

Rice Hulls - Rice Hulls have a high lignin and Silica content so they break down very slowly while acting as a slow release source of Silica and Nitrogen for your plants, as well as providing more organic matter to the soil.

Pumice - Pumice provides fantastic drainage, areas for microbes to inhabit, as well as some water retention properties.
Zeolite - Zeolite is a versatile soil amendment which provides nutrient retention, aeration, water retention and through its highly porous nature (and the capillary effect) it acts as a wetting agent. It is negatively charged so it is able to capture positively charged molecules and slowly release them back into the soil.
OGS Compost Mix - Our special blend of Mushroom Compost, Green Waste Compost and SuperSoil Compost. what use think
Yeap that's klatmas coots soil, guess he LLC as greenthumb. Rice hulls gave it away, atleast he's not using comfrey still. :-)
 

giglewigle

Well-Known Member
Is that klatmas soil? Reads real good. If it's on point should perform well. As for more seedlings/clones I keep them on deck even if I have to toss some before. Better to have them than need them I say.
im not sure ill find out now i know thay sell a compost thats a coots recipe and thay have one thats subcools recipe im gunna germ some autos iv got about 3 fast buds west coas og and to vision seeds nl autos iv got some beans on the way tho so ill test with the autos its advertised as oganic gardening solutions premiem notill soil thay say u can use it straight out of the bag tjere stuff is a bit pricey but i dont mind paying for quality if all i gott to do is water the the soil im happy thay also sell nutriant tea kits for veg early and late flower i also bought some hemp meal witch is made to order and i also bough there airation mix witch is rice huls pumice and im not sure what else it hasent arrived yet tho i bought that for somthing i bougnt from another compeny its like a mix of all the amendments for subcools soil u just gotta mix it with 30l airation and 30l of peat or coco i think like 2 kilos makes up 2 120l of super soil so while thats coocking i can have a grow going in the no till things are on the up and if i encounter p def ill no what to look out for lol so it is coots ay have u ever used coots igues ill find out if its any good
 
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