gundawindi

definitely over watering .... i would look at starting again ...and if you are useing ferts i would hold off till the seedling gets a bit older..some good neutral soil water when dry ish..and you will have success in no time..

wine its great as long as you bring it with you... no wineries that way ..well not that i can remember..fishing is great ..a lot of good growing country.

packing up the bus ready ...if they legalize it i am moving to katherine..woohoo

hi...i am not knowledgable in indoor type of growing my skill lay in outdoor ..but i thought i would post and kick things of..some one will drop by soon with some help.. pics are always a good tool to help others see what is going on..

got any pics Temp..?

hmmmmmmm what happen no pics :twiddle:

i like them to get to around 10 inches before i plant out..also i generally like to have the spot prepared a month or so in advance,,but as long as the plant has a foot of dirt between it and the fish all should be fine..

hi weedjoy bat guano is good...but i enjoy fishing and since i have a lot of fish bodies why not put them to good use ..i dont see no reason to buy what nature can supply.. I would use none of the fish products indoors the smell would be quite bad i think..i only use them outdoors. dont know much about that stuff i only use seasol and a little molasses at flower. the molasses is only to give the microbes in the soil a boost which helps with food production for the plant have fun with the worm farm...

a few good size fish bodies under the plant...put them 12-18 inches under the ground .you need this to allow the plant to be strong enough to handle the sudden boost of nutrients the decaying fish will provide......yes that will feed them all season long...good luck....

then disregard my post........

fish..bury fish under your plants ..nothing else comes close..there is "fish emulsion" also good.."seasol" another good one...but this is oly good if you are an outdoors grower..

gonna cost the alright ...a few years to think about it...

as long as they have good drainage they will be fine..go hard...