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Indoor BR549's Kind Soil I.H.O.P.R.T.F.A.F. Grow...
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... sounds like something my dear old grandad would have done... the first few times he used Skype to call my aunt in Canada, he would phone her and skype her at the same time.
Awesome grow!!!!! I've done a few grows with KS and must say that they do respond best when using a supplemental tea such as one that @Eyes on Fire details in his Tea/soil building thread.. I've noticed a decrease in the amount of necrotic leaves I get and it definitely seems to help keep the pH in check.. They aren't all that hard to make; some just have a bunch of ingredients, while others are only a handful of items like EWCs, kelp and some microbes like Great White..
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Thanks bro! yes'sir,there are lots of various recipes based around the Tea Labs veg/transition and flower teas. i have some of my own make too. which imho are great every other two or three watering/feeds works really well with a lesser soil similar to KS. heavier for flower needs of course with transition onwards. hit em hard a cpl ,three times to build some sediments and a top coating are best imo for Kind Soil lack of flowering. a straight flowering granule mixed with a gallon or so of goof soil and let it sit moist for several days and top the pot and moisten with and water/feed with a tea for best results. but that works great. and if its a REALLY huge and aggressive plant you may need to dose it with a mild chem nute a time er so to get it on track and then swap back to natural feeds. Kind Soil isnt a great thing these days imho. grew with it for 4-6 month with three harvestgs and only the first one was good. kind weird eh? almost like another batch even. but next round I would look at KIS soil systems. or even the 2.1 mix. plenty cheap and easily workable and have aftermarket refill nute packs to rechanrge the soil. THAT is also a nifty thing 
https://www.autoflower.org/threads/a-good-tea-template.39439/page-5
https://www.autoflower.org/threads/a-good-tea-template.39439/page-5
DAY 98: Yeah, I'm still here, and more importantly, so is she. I know her leaves look pretty crappy, but those are all areas that suffered heat damage; newer growth is still fine. I'm sure it's no coincidence that the two plants that did the best were the two that had the longest to recover from the heat stress. She's close, but not yet...
As, promised, a couple of shots of the Lemon OG Haze, the plant that actually wasn't too embarrassing when I got to the dried bud part...
That's it for this grow; stay tuned for the next one: the one I finally get right! I can feel it; the next one is it. (Of course, I've been saying that about the San Jose Sharks for around a decade now...)
That's it for this grow; stay tuned for the next one: the one I finally get right! I can feel it; the next one is it. (Of course, I've been saying that about the San Jose Sharks for around a decade now...)
Sorry I haven't been too active in this grow, you've done well. Tag me in your next [emoji106]
You got it.
One more brag: I just checked the two jars, and the buds aren't clumping at all. I may have actually waited until the right time to jar, for the first time ever. The "little branch snap" trick really works.
One more brag: I just checked the two jars, and the buds aren't clumping at all. I may have actually waited until the right time to jar, for the first time ever. The "little branch snap" trick really works.
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