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hampshire-farms posted an update
Hey everyone as I mentioned in my last post this is my first grow, I started out in ocean Forrest and transplanted up to a AC Infinity 3 gal fabric pot (rookie mistake I did not fill the pots all the way because I thought you needed a bunch of room for top dressing) I started feeding my plants to late and have been coming back from a nutrient deficiency. I’m curious how often everyone is giving their plants a tea, and also what everyone is adding to their teas. Last batch I did back guano earthworm castings banana peels and pineapple rind just because I had it laying around from kitchen scraps. The plants started to get a lot of their color back after this batch. I’m currently making another batch with just earthworm castings and bat guano. Am I missing big important things? Or am I on the right path, would you recommend top dressing with back guano if I’m also feeding a tea with bat guano in it?, picture is the current state of the plants, to be honest I didn’t know they were so deficient until I planted some seedlings and noticed how much more green they were.
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AlsoI did turn my lights down today, because im wondering if light bleaching is part of my problem, but having trouble finding good picture examples of light bleaching on the veg stage
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@hampshire-farms Never seen light bleaching in veg stage. Usually, too much light would burn the leaves (like a sunburn instead of making them fade. (I bleached my buds first run with LED’s years ago. The leaves only burned…but it was in bloom before it bleached at all. The light shouldn’t be anywhere near that intense in veg to burn or bleach.)
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I’d say just be careful with the guano.
If it were my plants, I would play it safe and just top dress with a lot of finished worm castings. Then, I’d water in compost extract (compost water) with a little Recharge for a boost. With each watering until they green back up.
(Just what I would do, someone here may have a different fix for you)
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@Phenominal_Phenos I think that’s going to be the best part of the app, we get to see how multiple different people grow. Appreciate the input!
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@hampshire-farms Exactly! Take what works for you and use it.
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