Seasol

[guesty86]

Hey guys. Starting a new outdoor grow this year. Have just planted 3 into my raised garden beds with another bean in the pot waiting to pop. Placing 2 in each bed as they are regular seeds so hoping to atleast get 2 fem's this yr. anymore is a bonus. Strain: pennywise

 

Im trying to go full organic. Beneficial microbes,seasol etc so straight tap water is a no, unless it has sat for 2 to 3 days. We have been getting mid 30's temps as of late and they were cooking in my little plastic black pots. So i decided to transplant them this arvo as i have pea straw mulch in my beds to keep em cool. Only prob is i only had about a ltr of rain water left and when adding seasol i accidently went a bit overboard. Can seasol burn seedlings??

[louise]

Just water the area with tap water to dilute the seaweed extract. IMo, microbe loss from tap water is less of an issue than over salting the soil using too much seaweed extract.

[guesty86]

Thanks Louise

[louise]

No worries Guesty, how are the plants now?

[guesty86]

Yea good Louise. They are around 3-4 weeks old from seed and are really coming along. I have a grow diary goin on in grow diaries under outdoor pennywise. Welcome to take a look

[louise]

I will