Thanks @herojuana.tom, its nice to see the 2nd and 3rd sets of leaves extending … breath … lol
Have a powerful week Bud
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And a powerful week to you! Have you considered spraying a few with some BBP? 
I have been wondering if it does anything to seedlings 
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It is that time isn’t it…
I have the parts, guess what, they get it today, 6 applications is easy… both locations!!
Thanks @herojuana.tom !!
thanks #3 or 4 @BudBusterPro
Weeks 1 and 2 have been starting points in the past. And there are noticeable differences… they go boom when exposed to BBP early.
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ProMix / Worm Castings / 1 bg Top Soil, Perlite, Sand, Dolomitic Lime / Veg Fertilizer @65% = 25 gallons shown
Next soil for the Bags is getting ready… hearty meals for the next 2-3 weeks.
Doing a little timeline research b4 throwing BBP into action. Not wanting to finish in November @herojuana.tom, with the extended grows found with bbp use. All positive, i just want to check
Did I say Portable?
Destination…
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Looking fantastic friend
It’s getting to be time for the season to officially begin!
I think this weekend is transplant time down here. Cheers. Hope your spirits are lifting like those second sets of leaves 
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We have a spectacular season happening in Southern Ontario, and I know a few people with Crops outside Already…
Things are still looking great here, indoors. I’m a week or two behind, but its happening.
More transplants are needed (30+) but these are spectacular indicators of how things are going. These roots need some room.
Have a great day @FieldEffect
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Morning @defharo
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There is a mineral that is only found in Canada, it is the one that contains the most humic and fulvic acids, I would not resist using it in substrate mixtures.
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Dare I ask “What it is?”
Sounds incredible, I’m adding Fulvic Acid now through Foliar applications, early in the cycle
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Humalite, they come from a single mine in Alberta… I don’t get it here, I use a similar mineral called Leonardite. I use some formulas for flowering that are the best of the best. If you want i can show you
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I can teach you how to solubilize humic, fulvic and imatomelanic acids from Humalite
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I would be very interested in that @defharo. I will do a little reconnaissance on acquiring some.
Is there a Grade or specific Condition that require to start From?
HUMALITE you say…
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Look for the pure mineral directly, without marks. The higher the grade, the more purity.
An idea of solubilization: 1Kg of humalite + 250g KOH = 10L of concentrated solution = 650/1000 L of irrigation mixture
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Thanks for that @defharo, this Seems like one of the more Responsible sources.
How are the concentrations of this material, in your opinion?
As depicted in the Link:
Contains:
64% humic acid
3.04% fulvic acid
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Looks perfect, raw product! Granules for substrate mixtures. In powder for mixtures and preparation of solubilisates
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Humalite has a higher concentration of humic and fulvic acids than the leonardite that I use. Furthermore, Humalite was sedimented in fresh water and Leonardite in salt water, therefore humalite does not contain sodium.
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Humalite is the material known with the highest concentration of humic acids
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At the other location
From this…
Apollo Ape x2 below @CADMAN @anonymous4289
Mountain Snow x tent pollen @Ottafish
To this…
@MarsHydro 4’
@PhlizonGrowLight 450w
The strains in my basement gets up-potted tomorrow
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I read up about humalite last year but haven’t gotten or tried any. Seems like good stuff!
I’ve gotta start making my own potting mix for seedlings. I bought a bag this year out of impatience and regret it. It feels like a rotted pile of mulch with a sprinkle of perlite. That blend looks supreme.
So happy to see all these seedlings cranking. Another Ontario banger of a crop in the making.
Cheers buddy 
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@MissinBissin OMG THESE FOLKS ARE JUST AROUND THE CORNER FROM YOU!!!
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