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Currently in GTA Ontario Canada using local easily available products only. May differ for other provinces.

A place to post examples, problems and advice about Regenerative soil practice, medicinal plants and nutrition, and legal Cannabis studies within Canada, in your home, outback or small organic farm. BC market is home to most craft cannabis operations and soil amendments. Remember ocs.ca also has seeds including 1:1 and CBD dominant strains.

08/12/2026

Howdy gromies
The ambitious clone project with gratuitous fresh Aloe, organic fish, humic/kelp, fermented nutrients from Bokashi Pro-gro, and TPS Billions microbes produced no roots, and left a buildup on the stems that would of become anaerobic bio slime.
I cleaned everything and cut the stems after 8 days. Tried again properly in fresh water with a bit of h202. Growth stopped and yellowing started with some dark spots, but still no wilting or roots after 14+ days, so aside they go into some soil and high hopes...

Now that my lights will be free within a week or so, I can finally start with cloning my F1 crosses Trudeau and Purple Chemdawg. They are already into flower so this will be a reveg clone and could be challenging. Right into 18-6 low light into the aeroponic bubble bucket with inflated bag dome. This time with just tap water and some h2o2 drops....

Photos from Organnabis Canadabiss Assist's post 08/09/2026

Hope ya'll are enjoying the weekend.
Big Mango checkin in here. Balanced 1:1 THC:CBD "Mango CBD" by 34st 34 Street Seed Co. Lots of great medicinal terps also.
Week 8 on Tuesday.
She looks like I could go a bit more from there but we'll see then, looks like a bit of fattening up happening still with fresh pistil swells.

She's holding stable and the flowers are looking real pertty.
Excited to harvest soon, it's been a while since I originally grew it.

That grow and most others were on cocoforcannabis.com as soil shepperd but it seems to be a problem and all the content is gone...

I may repost the grows with the basic organic no till methods I used to reveg and harvest the same 2 strains 4 times, including a seed run for the F1's.

Photos from Organnabis Canadabiss Assist's post 08/09/2026

Howdy fellas. Checking in on 2 of my F1 strains Purple Chemdog and Trudeau on the left. Middle of 3rd week. I may now rename the crosses Labrador and Rob Ford.
Putting on frost good and early like usual, with Labrador looking much more frosty with more OG dense buds now also, BUT it still smells and tastes exactly like the mother Purple Chemdog, and has a caramel chemdog funk to it and a smooth purple like gas. They both smell more skunky in like the father Mendo Purple OG was bred to do, which was also my intention. Happy with how they turned out and maybe try some back crosses soon since the seeds were done back in 2022.
The Mango clone in the spare room is hopefully finishing stretch as I'm out of room almost. The flower caps are starting so I might be alright. Had a light leak from the window curtain for short time today so hopefully the flowering period remains alright. I adjusted the timer an hour shorter today to maybe compensate better.
Also found some Trips on the smaller clone and they were just spreading to the other plant, so I hit them with Dr. Doom 420 3n1, and cleaned up all areas to try and prevent spread to the other plants. Seems to be clear of them a few days later.
I'll be ready with citric acid or h2o2 if I see anymore into flower...

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Bonus of using Langbeinite alongside your soil ingredients other than its Potassium, Magnesium and Sulphur.
If you have a soil with excess salts like many do from using chemical and bottled synthetic nutrients, or need help restoring your soil from salts it's been proven to be really effective, which in turn will especially stop calcium lockout, and bro science flushes, and more synthetic bottles of the notorious cal mag. When you really just need to keep feeding nitrogen that's been cut from your high Phos flowering formulas. Avoiding synthetics avoids the salt problem entirely and usually langbeinite's in there anyways when you do.

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08/04/2026
Photos from Organnabis Canadabiss Assist's post 08/01/2026

Howdy farmer,
4 days for the Mango clones in the airstone clone bucket. Even more growth and doing good. I used a lot of fresh Aloe Vera like usual and when I do I always get a light green, almost silver like burst of growth at first, that eventually greens out fine. Probably due to the amino acids and available forms of nitrogen, enzymes and it's just full of beneficial ingredients for any plant stages . I'm impressed with the results of the bucket and organic inputs into the water used seem to be cooperating.
I'll open it up at 7 days for a visual on the water solution and the root process.

Photos from Organnabis Canadabiss Assist's post 07/31/2026

Howdy again farmers
Checking in the 3x3 now with my F1's Trudeau and Purple Chemdog.
2 weeks into flower now. I culled the male it wasn't faring too well with the humidity in the bag, and was starting to show issues.
Propped up the fan and smaller plant then a bit of ties to get a more even lighting canopy.
In the side room the Mango clone is really stretching out still after 3 days in flower, but looking good for space still...? I should have just enough....
Basil's gone to flower also, look out.

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