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Giannhs

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Well i am back. From the previous grow i got 6 g of dried weed it. Looked really good but i messed it with curing and resulted in a bitter smoke due to humidity... but it had an uplifting light effect.


Now i am about to plant three seeds this time outside grow i wiil start late april to begin of may and i did a research and liked very much the following strains:
1) Gnomo auto
2) micromachine auto
3) Kickass auto

All of them quick high yield easy to grow and a high resistance to mold pests

For the three of them i am gonna use Easy Boost Organic Nutrition and just river water cause i want to go as organic as i can without spenting money for food ph stabilizer and all these

​​​​I woupd like your opinion about those strains and if you think my plan is good.

Happy to start again i was thinking of it all year i think i am getting the microbe of growing
 
You still need to correct and maintain the PH in an organic grow. I think the best investment I made is my digital PH meter. Costs me nothing
 
Okay i will check it but i am gonna need something to bring the ph at the correct levels right.Are there any organic materiall for this
 
Well thenks i thought it whould be expensive or i would have to use chemicals for the ph adjust but i just ordered a cheap analogic ph meter and saw how to adjust the ph with natural ways as you said.Thenks a lot
 
Just plain old organic lemon juice will work to lower the PH. A half decent PH meter can be bought for under $15 online. Just make sure the plants get plenty of direct sunlight...full spectrum light is the best food for cannabis.
 
Many things can do PH down, like bananas, black strap molasses, lemons/limes, sulfur (in the soil mixes with water and O2 to make sulfuric acid over time), etc.. Thing I find is not all of these are stable, do some testing yourself with what you plant to use, PH the water let it set 12 hours, is it still where you sat it? If not it is doing the same thing in the soil. I use lemon or lime to kill chloramine (also chlorine) instantly, then molasses to do the final PH, good luck!
 
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