Going to clone this male and use him for a rainy day
M99 has some nice structure to it almost seems like it would be a nice looking plant W/O training
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TT’s new look everything is in its final container and about get jungle like in here plants in the black tub are a mid November start with the ones in the white tube are 3 weeks old that consist of 5 Lebanese auto tester 2 Platinum pineapple from @Heritagefarms 2 carebear auto 1 Sebring revenge , and 2 OG CALI
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Some of my trans plant work !
Mix of hydrotonand biolive at the bottom of the planting hole !
New players in the game Are hydroton, biochar, humic acid granules from root Organics
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So on these pots i didn’t do the looped wick instead I cut everting in half with a length approx 80% at height of pot with a tail out the bottom a good 4-5”
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A little snippet on biochar enjoy its very interesting!
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Another little discovery This weekend was making up another watering concoction of worm leachate and aloe gave the new seedling a watering however I didn’t want it to drain in the res so these 1/2 gallon pots fit 8 perfectly in a 10x20 flat
Recycle and water more plants !
Tinytuttle version of “nectar of the gods”
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Was just wondering how much aloe is in this aloe leaf !
@ReikoX how long you estimate it will take me to get through this? will feed every week
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Do you just put it into a blender? How are you using it? I have lotsof smaller aloe that were getting huge and I let some just go. Once you show them any attention they grow like mad, lol. I’d like to get one large one like that going in one part of the house so I could harvest from it.
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The fucker is huge like 2 feet long and like 2 inches thick at the base! I started to scape it at first then I said the hell with it and threw leaf material and all in blended with a hand stick blender then threw it in water
Actually I threw mine with the worm juice!
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Slice it open pull the goo out
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Hard to say, I would use it asap though, the fresh aloe doesn’t last long from what I remember reading. I think 1/3 cup per gallon of the fresh is the right concentration. I use a freeze dried aloe in my watering at 1/4 tsp per gallon.
I did use fresh aloe when I made my glycerine extractions. That, should last for years as glycerine acts like a preservative.
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What are you gonna charge that biochar with?
and damn it @Heritagefarms beat me to the punch with the wandering jew! lol
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I have a question about feeding the ones using the wicking system. What kind of feed strength do you use or are they organic also like your outdoor grows?
I just built my own 32oz wicking pots and using pre charged/fed coco I am just using plain ph’d water for the first fill of the rez.
2 one dollar cotton candy containers that are 32oz. With a hole cut in the lid for easy access and to stabilize the whole thing by nestling the 2 together.
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Well found out it wasn’t charged to begin with called the company and they didn’t get back to me promptly So in it went . I have to try in situ this round hope it doesn’t have a negative effect like I hear it can can with some plants ,in 6 gallons I ended up using only like 1/2 gallon Of char
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Ya it’s basically an organic version of super soil . With my own twist on it z
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I’ve never charged mine, and I’ve never had an issue.
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Good to know , certain you tube vids I’v seen with trials of biochar it’s been stated that the brassica family of plants can be effected in a negative way , but that’s about all Iv ever have heard about the subject
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The soil will charge it eventually. I read that somewhere.
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