I grow 3 plants in 5gallon fabric pots on balcony, so I say “growing outside”, (not out in the nature) in organic soil with nutrients. Question is, do I add fertiliser or plant food like “fish blood and bones” organic only, after some time, or do I risk hurting the plant? Does anyone add plant foo…

I have heard good things about that soil Looks alot longer than my supersoil build for this next grow its baking under a tarp on the patio now

That boosts my confidence a tad…So far so good but the true test will be when she starts fully flowering. She’s flourishing currently and nothing more than some Nute burn and pests so far. [0613180715a]

That’s really good soil…mine is nothing like that, it is organic, but certainly with a lower percentage of the good stuff that is on the list. My store has pure worm waste and bat guano concentrates that I will most likely get. I don’t have the bag, but the store owner said that I will need very l…

Your soil sounds great . Compost teas would be your best bet. You can make different teas for both veg and flowering cycles Veg teas are made from compost that contains plants and clippings that were actively growing. Flowering teas are made by using materials that were flowering, ie spent flowers a…

Here is my tutorial on making a compost tea brewer if you’re interested. It’s very easy. [image] Easy AACT Vortex Brewer Grow Cycle So I am sure there are plenty of threads, I just figured I would share one for the newer people. It was very easy to make, took all of 20 mi…

Although an air pump, an air stone in a 5 gallon bucket will work just fine. I made the vortex brewer because it has less chance of creating any anaerobic spots inside the bucket with an airstone.

Get tea bags The worm castings will clog up your watering pots I brewed my first batch with out bags and clogged up watering pots and was frustrating when feeding

I use an air pump with stones with food grade buckets I put all my ingredients in a big tea bag and brew it for a day or two If I brew longer I will add molasses to keep microbes alive but usually try not to over brew it

24hours is best for bacterial growth. Continue on to 36hours for fungal growth. Also too much molasses will starve the bacteria for oxygen so if you do add some, make sure it’s in small amounts.

Feeding plants in fabric pots

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Here is my tutorial on making a compost tea brewer if you’re interested. It’s very easy.

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