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[kloud9]

Ok cool i pop them in the seedling raising soil mix i have, then transplant into this soil.

 

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[DoNothingGarden]

I'm doing some prep work for the next soil batch... I've got a compost blend that is a base of composted green waste and matured with 20% Big Bio castings and about 10% Big Bio organic fertilizer... Which is super slow release. This was an 8 month process. I've just inoculated this small part of the batch with super high quality tea grade compost from AgPath... (8 bucks a litre ) wetted it down some more, turned it... Will be ready to blend in a week.

[DoNothingGarden]

Ok cool i pop them in the seedling raising soil mix i have, then transplant into this soil.

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I would sometimes pop seeds in the little peat cubes... Then after a few days from sprout I would plant straight into my mix with a little mycorrhizal inoculant. Definitely good to get the microbial association established early as possible. The little peat cubes allow U to transplant right away basically.

[kloud9]

Ok

 

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[billygoat]

bullshit green.

 

hope it lasts

 

[Tunkers]

 

 

Having trouble poopping in this soil tho

Have you tried raisins or prune juice mate?

[DoNothingGarden]

Have you tried raisins or prune juice mate?

Aloe, kelp and fulvic acid will all help... Growth promoting hormones, enzymes and fulvic will accelerate germination

[Tunkers]

Aloe, kelp and fulvic acid will all help... Growth promoting hormones, enzymes and fulvic will accelerate germination

Sorry, I was just being cheeky...

[DoNothingGarden]

Sorry, I was just being cheeky...

Oh hahaha, I wasn't going to judge... I'm glad that was a joke. Some forums that advice would be taken seriously and the grower would go out and use prune juice. Or piss on their soil. Or whatever other stoner science myths that get spread around the forums

[Serrated edge]

You owe me for 2 litres of prune juice and five dead plants Tunkers.