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  1. @Prom I'll be growing Northern Lights, White Widow, OG Kush, and trying my luck at Blueberry Cheese. Should take the topping super well. I have found the trick with the fabric pots is to not move them. Once the soil has created a "seal" with the side of the pot, it is best not to move or change the shape of the pot. If you do, it creates a gap between the soil and the side wall of the pot which just drains all your water away, leaving very little moisture to penetrate the depth of your container. I can see how drawing water up from below will omit this. "if your pots are a bit small... under 60 liter, i suggest to mix a few spoons epsom salt in the FF." - is this to be mixed in as an amendment prior to loading it into the velcro pots? Thanks for all the guidance!
  2. @SkunkPharm Thanks for advise! Ive heard praise about the tea's, makes sense, but havent done the research. Will definitely have to look at it! @Prom Thanks for this solid feeding backbone. Great reference to work off of what i already learnt in previous grows. With this feeding what kind of watering schedule should i follow, to avoid build up etc? peace&love peace&love
  3. Hi Guys I want to level up my game for my second year growing, for which i have the following questions. Im using freedom farms classic mix and growing in the 40 litre Velcro bags. Last year i fed only black-strap molasses heavily during veg and added Bio-bloom during flowering phase. Results were great. This year id like to prep my soil by adding a good amendment to my craft soil to boost it, I have the Biobozz Pre-mix in mind. Is this a good amendment? Should i be adding a high Nitrogen amendment? Nutes i want to add Biobizz Fish-mix and Biobizz Top-max to my Bio-Bloom. Can anyone who uses any of these products, tell me in what ball park their feeding schedule / quantities are? I know the dosages on the products are conservative, but i dont want to take the chance of hurting my plants. Can anyone give me a guideline for outdoor growing? I would appreciate any assistance from my fellow growmies! peace&love peace&love
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