First time outdoor back in qld :)

[Grow420]

Plant went in dirts september 20. Shes a re veg thats why

 

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[highlifeGC]

Ah awesome love your work see how I go this season but soon I'll definitely be playing around a by more learning new things etc

 

 

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[itchybromusic]

just a suggestion 

 

rocks are one way to go about top dressing & retaining moisture 

the thing with rocks is they'er heavy & in a pot , can compact a bit as there hit with water 

& the soil softens , but doesn't really do anything else than water retention , which is good 

 

if you use green matter & straw you get the retaining moisture bit plus you feed the 

benne's in the soil which in turn feeds your plant , which mean you can work that

 

your in veg the plants a little light green top dress with lucerne = alfalfa = N

your about to go into flower , the plant has a need for calcium at that point ,

you top dress with silver beet leaves , 

 

a green brown mulch layer can also work like a filter for water passing though it

 

it also lets the plants do what they've evolved to do over thousands of years & send

feeder roots to the mulch layer where there's lots of life & food 

 

feed the soil not the plant 

[Carnage]

if you put a couple inches of small rocks on top.

pretty much stops fungus gnats scarid fly as well.

 

they don't go further than 2" odd below the surface to lay eggs.

if there is 2" of rock , they cant find roots.

handy extra tip

[Harry Bootlace]

if you use green matter & straw you get the retaining moisture bit plus you feed the 

benne's in the soil which in turn feeds your plant , which mean you can work that

 

your in veg the plants a little light green top dress with lucerne = alfalfa = N

your about to go into flower , the plant has a need for calcium at that point ,

you top dress with silver beet leaves , 

 

a green brown mulch layer can also work like a filter for water passing though it

 

it also lets the plants do what they've evolved to do over thousands of years & send

feeder roots to the mulch layer where there's lots of life & food 

 

feed the soil not the plant 

 

agree, I have a lot of parsley and I use this,

[itchybromusic]

another handy tip 

fungus gnats larva eat fungus , just so happens myko fungi live on roots

if your in coco & no other fungal food source that'll eat roots otherwise

with plenty of organic mater there should be plenty of gnat food other

than ya roots , plus with a living soil all the bugs keep each other in check

so the gnats are in your soil but not to any great numbers if the rest of the life is kicking  

Edited December 13, 2016 by itchybromusic

[Harry Bootlace]

outdoors, heres a tip.

 

KALE. yeah the trendy super food. Seriously snails love it.

 

Plant a load of them, and snails will eat it like crazy and leave everything else alone.

 

my mother now plants it in her vege patch, doesnt expect to EAT any herself but everything else is left for her.

[Grow420]

Yeah i was looking to mulch them with something but untill pay day the rocks will do, purely for water retention.

Its re vegging so all over the place, have just now stepped up its feeding (nitrosol)

 

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[Grow420]

Zero bug issues what so ever here

 

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