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Guano

Doug

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I'm a once a year outdoor grower in the ground. One hurrah. This is my third year between the first two years I loaded up on liquid nutes and supplements. So this year I got nitrogen bat guano phosphorus bat guano and seabird guano and I've been led to believe that I should bury the phosphorus guano low in the hole when I plant . I mean those routes are going to be down there at least by the middle of veg is phosphorus bad during veg . I planned on the nitrogen guano. For the phosphorus I was going to either dig a shallow trench around my water Zone or lightly rake in when I water or both. And was going to make phosphorus guano tea, and does that tea attract bugs?
 
Reading about you questioning yourself has given me some simple lasagne ideas. Cheers and goodluck
 
Hey Doug welcome to the forum . Ok so you grow during the summer out side I do the same except its a gorilla grow ,we used to dig a 5 gallon hole and fill it with good soil ,this year we made super soil and planted in 10 gallon fabric pots , our plants are doing so much better than being in the ground, that being said Phosphorus is used by the plant in bloom not so much in veg so they say to put it deep because the roots should be hitting it just about the time it needs it . I would mix all of the guano with some good soil I use roots organic Green Fields it has all the other stuff in it ,If you choose to not go with Green fields and just use soil I would amend it with perlite and your 3 Guano's .I used the super soil recipe here on GWE just look it up
 
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