2019 Crop is IN! Pics of Minimal Fertilizer Grow

[Jimster]

These have been flowering since April 29th and they are finally finished. The tall ones are Malawii, a Sativa, and the single tall one is another Sativa, GC4 (new name for Gorilla Glue), the purple are a mostly sativa/indica hybrid from the 70s, Matanuska Thunderf**k... the buds usually turn very purple as well if the temps are cooler, and the rest are a Jack Herer, a Train Wreck, and a Black Diesel all jumbled together. These were done with only s grw medium named Promix, raised in 5 or 6 gallon buckets, and fertilized about every 12-15 days with a commercial 20-20-20 fertilizer named Jacks, avail everywhere in the states. No fancy nutrients, no meters, water everyday whe nneeded at end of flowering, 1 to 1.5 gallons/day. The tallest Sativas are a hair over 7 ft tall.
This is to show that a good grow can be had with a very inexpensive setup. The cost for nutrients and growing medium came in at around $55 US for 7 buckets. LET IT GROW!!

[GEORGE]

These have been flowering since April 29th and they are finally finished. The tall ones are Malawii, a Sativa, and the single tall one is another Sativa, GC4 (new name for Gorilla Glue), the purple are a mostly sativa/indica hybrid from the 70s, Matanuska Thunderf**k... the buds usually turn very purple as well if the temps are cooler, and the rest are a Jack Herer, a Train Wreck, and a Black Diesel all jumbled together. These were done with only s grw medium named Promix, raised in 5 or 6 gallon buckets, and fertilized about every 12-15 days with a commercial 20-20-20 fertilizer named Jacks, avail everywhere in the states. No fancy nutrients, no meters, water everyday whe nneeded at end of flowering, 1 to 1.5 gallons/day. The tallest Sativas are a hair over 7 ft tall.
This is to show that a good grow can be had with a very inexpensive setup. The cost for nutrients and growing medium came in at around $55 US for 7 buckets. LET IT GROW!!

Are these outdoor grows? If they are get you A sign that said Outdoor Comp Dated, for Day year and month, and keep it until October or November so you can enter it in the October or November outdoor comp, at the end of this year. JMO Nice plants dude.

[Jimster]

Are these outdoor grows? If they are get you A sign that said Outdoor Comp Dated, for Day year and month, and keep it until October or November so you can enter it in the October or November outdoor comp, at the end of this year. JMO Nice plants dude.

Thank you for the complements, but these were grown indoor. I guess I should have mentioned that. This is the style of growing that I have done since the 70s... they aren't too neat and organized and the damn things fell over despite propping them up. Some were started from seed and some were from clones. I had a battle with Spider Mites during vegetative growth, but the infestation was pretty light. Neverthelass, they DID cause a lot of damage for as small as they are. Everything worked out well n the end.
Regarding the Promix that I use, is anyone familiar with an equivalent to it available in the UK/EU? It isa Peat/Vermiculite/Perlite mix that is great for avoiding overwatering problems. Any suggestions?