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Outdoor Update 6/25/2017
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D.A.A.S.69
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Personally I don't think you hurt a thing. When you were filling your pots did you go by KindSoil's directions ? Just gonna be a little longer. Good luck Rooster
D.A.A.S.69
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Amen that Tika.
Burny
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Potted plants are not limited in height because they are afraid that they will tip over. I would say genetics,root space and training are the main factors that determine height. A person could just keep the lights too far away and a plant would stretch as tall as you want to make it.
Minoo96
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Of course, but I noticed a big difference between a potted plant and a non potted one. I might have not expressed myself properly, I meant that the root space tells them how tall they should get. Also the light distance, but I grow outdoor, so I don't get the sun closer or further than any other plants.
oldjarhead100
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Used water that sat in sun for too long, and added some nettle juice (for veg),Minoo why Nettle .have used for arthritis but never heard of for plants.Nice plants they look fantastic.
Minoo96
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So i just checked on google, cause of course I didn't use the right word ^^ Its nettle manure. (Don't drink that haha!)
Its a tip for those growing REALLY bio (take plants from your own garden and use it to feed other plants, something I learnt with permaculture. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permaculture) )
Here's a link to it, I'm not 100% sure of its benefits, my brother used it when he was gardening huge amount.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/herbs/nettle/nettle-as-fertilizer.htm
That's mainly for the veg period I gathered. For the flowering I would use comfrey manure. (https://www.growveg.com/guides/grow-your-own-fertilizer-using-comfrey/)
As you can see, there are other ways to use it, as a companion plant for instance. I love such ideas
So I made the nettle manure myself, hence probably why its pH is so F up. The comfrey manure I bought though, from a bio shop. This one seemed much less... problematic. Probably they made sure the pH was alright, they created it using some method that makes it better, I don't know. Maybe it's not as good as homemade comfrey manure. I stopped using, as long as plants don't need Potted one might need it though. Will use it on her.
Its a tip for those growing REALLY bio (take plants from your own garden and use it to feed other plants, something I learnt with permaculture. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permaculture) )
Here's a link to it, I'm not 100% sure of its benefits, my brother used it when he was gardening huge amount.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/herbs/nettle/nettle-as-fertilizer.htm
That's mainly for the veg period I gathered. For the flowering I would use comfrey manure. (https://www.growveg.com/guides/grow-your-own-fertilizer-using-comfrey/)
As you can see, there are other ways to use it, as a companion plant for instance. I love such ideas
So I made the nettle manure myself, hence probably why its pH is so F up. The comfrey manure I bought though, from a bio shop. This one seemed much less... problematic. Probably they made sure the pH was alright, they created it using some method that makes it better, I don't know. Maybe it's not as good as homemade comfrey manure. I stopped using, as long as plants don't need
Potted one might need it though. Will use it on her.
Rooster
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D.A.A.S.69, i think all of this revegging is causing a magnesium defiency. All of my lower fan leaves towards the bottom are turning yellow and spotting brown.
Smh, I tried to Ph my water, but the ph up had zero affect on my Ph. I ln not sure if I was using my Ph pen correctly though. Any suggestions?
Smh, I tried to Ph my water, but the ph up had zero affect on my Ph. I ln not sure if I was using my Ph pen correctly though. Any suggestions?