So for the most part land race is about the easiest to grow and my methods are a little Unorthodox. But if you follow my methods they will turn out beautiful. So first popping the seed. If you have a rooting hormone or a cloning hormone use one teaspoon and 1 gallon of water mix take a water bottle 20 oz water bottle cut it in half take a paper towel roll it up folded in half and stick the folded in bottom down set your seeds down into the crevice and pour the water in the bottom of the 20 oz bottle to where the paper towel don’t get wet on top the water will absorb up to the paper towel and soak your seeds to where they need to be and it will keep them there at that right level if you don’t have a rooting hormone that’s fine it just helps stimulate the roots once it starts to pop…
And if you wanted to you could do the same thing in dirt with the water.
Now I just have an HPS light setup and I start out with it for foot from my till they reach the 3-foot level and then raise it to six foot…
Dirt. My dirt is a mix of regular cheap topsoil with a mix of cow manure Ash and a little bit of gravel the mix is for 10 gallon planter and the ratio is 2 cups dirt 1 cup manure in 1/3 cup Ash mix very well then go get a 20 oz a jar of honey a bag of brown sugar some compost and more cow manure boil some water and throw in the compost and cow manure and let boil for 20 minutes then turn down to a simmer and put in your brown sugar once the brown sugar is dissolved pour in your honey or molasses stir very well. This is a t that promotes growth in good bacteria. When done poor down in a 55 gallon barrel. two gallons is for about 10 gallons of dirt. So put your first seedlings in the small planter and let grow till it gets five sections then transplant into 10 gallon planter… when it is time to transplant take your 10 gallon planter and break 1 lb of cow manure finally into the bottom of the planter it’s a wide bottom planter by the way and make sure the bottom is vented very well loosely fill up with dirt 2 where do you set the planter with the plant in there it would set level with the top and then fill around the planner with the rest of your dirt with a small fist-sized clump of manure on the edges all the way around and up it. Make sure that when you do this that your roots will have no contact with the dirt and remember the more than manure is broke up the finer it is the hotter it will be on the roots the bigger the Klumps the longer than manure will last…
Now after transplanting I usually use Flora grow and micro on a 5 ml to a gallon with the grow and a 2.5 ml with the micro and yes that’s for hydro but it works amazing for dirt because it’s already for half the crow you will run on 18 hours on 6 hours off this leaves you enough time at night for your plants to breathe and grow and as long as your box fan or fans aren’t too strong you can leave them on the highest level as long as they are swaying but not too rough if it’s too high it will stunt your growth. Once your plants get about a foot tall start weighing them down been them all the way over with a weight to where they’re not touching the ground but are very close after a few days to wait will lift and you will need to add more weight once that is done your branches will explode… once branches are big enough you can do the same thing with your branches and you will get sub-branches and you can then do the same and once you start branching out and their branches get about an inch trim the water Leaf off from underneath and it will boost your limb growth but make sure the leaf is out anytime you do that bending it or trimming it your plant goes oh man somehow I’m losing my light I have to grow bigger. Now when you go to switch over to flowering turn your lights to 12/12 and leave make the same t but grind up almonds oats granola and buttermilk the almonds oats and granola go in with the boiling compost and the buttermilk goes in after everything is done and cooled down core around the outside of your planner anytime you water or feed nutrients poor around the roots not on them around them that way your roots will sense that water and move out towards them anytime you want to grow a plant the bigger the roots are the further out your roots are the bigger and further out of your branches are at the further out your roots are that heavier your branches can be in more weight they can support so that’s about the end of it if I missed anything or you guys have any questions get ahold of me I’m trying to get into the higher end of it so if y’all could help me that would be amazing but anyways y’all have a good day hope you enjoyed the read
NOT EASY TO GROW. Acclimatization is real.
