Live Stoner Chat my tomatos like pot nutes

[late]

We put in the garden a week ago, which is real late. So the next day
I hit them with 2 kinds of seaweed nutes and GO Bioroot. It seemed to
help. If course, it's a raised bed and the raised part is filled with really
good stuff. Anyway, this morning I went out and most of them had good
growth and one has even flowered. I also hit them with Alaska fish and seaweed nutes, bioroot, humic acid, bioweed, biogrow.

So we will see if I get the kind of rampaging growth I get from that
stuff on pot.

 

[hiking high]

I have the best tomatoes on The block and little do they know its all pot nutes.

 

[pop22]

We put in the garden a week ago, which is real late. So the next day
I hit them with 2 kinds of seaweed nutes and GO Bioroot. It seemed to
help. If course, it's a raised bed and the raised part is filled with really
good stuff. Anyway, this morning I went out and most of them had good
growth and one has even flowered. I also hit them with Alaska fish and seaweed nutes, bioroot, humic acid, bioweed, biogrow.

So we will see if I get the kind of rampaging growth I get from that
stuff on pot.

I did basically the same thing. In fact, my tomatoes are doing even better in my poor man's organic mix than my canna is!

 

[Grandma Roody]

It's an ol' secret from the Roody ancestors to use cannabis nutrient based soils.

Many of the vegetables we eat use similar nutrients to grow.

Here is some pictures of Granny's garden. The corn is actually leftover soil from a grow.




G'ma

 

[nomis]

I have some killer tomatoes going too! I'm using Neptunes Harvest, which I could never use indoors on my MJ due to the smell, and some Grow Big. The garden smells like low tide after use, but everything is shooting out new growth.

 

[Darth Vapour]

Beauty thread, here's a shot of my garden, organic ammended soil and small amounts of wegener's organic liquid once a week

Soil consists of promix hp, cow compost, kelp meal and glacial rock dust

I've never grown veggies before, shows the positive side effects of growing our fine herb!

 

[Torched]

The best/tastiest/largest/healthiest tomatoes I ever grew were with Bio bizz bloom and top max. Yum!

 

[AndyBotwin]

Nice looking gardens, folks! I have grown some monster tomatoes in the past using the trio and other cannabis nutes.

This year I have my tomatoes in a 50g Smartpot with a cheap soil mix. 50% $2 bags of cheapo soil, 25% $6 organic compost mix and 25% of basically whatever I had hanging around. Some Happy Frog, Sunshine #4, Great White myco, dolomite lime, free samples of biochar, worm castings, and soil starter from the hydro shop. Mixed it up, wet it down and let it sit a couple of weeks, and transplanted from pots around 6 weeks ago. The plants have gone nuts with some of them over 9 feet tall and fruit all over the place. It's been really rainy here but once it dries out for a couple of days I'll be giving them a big meal of organic tea to move things along. First time in years I've grown everything organic from seed. Winter was long so it set things back several weeks, but I'm happy with where things are since I can grow into October in this area. Sadly some slugs or snails nearly wiped out my peppers so I germinated some more a few weeks ago & I may break down and buy a couple from the nursery to tide me over until they're ready.

Beefsteak toms getting bigger:

Zebra toms starting to show their stripes:

Cherries looking lovely:

Bush beans aren't getting much sun behind the tomatoes but they're producing about a dozen big beans a week. Just enough for the wife and I to have a fresh bean salad.

 

[Epic Genetics]

they are in a sense somewhat related/similar , and yes ive used my cannabis nutes in the veggie garden for years and watch em explode every year

peace