Most Valuable Tool

[Renfro]

Ok folks, I want to hear what everyone considers to be their single most valuable tool for cultivation.

For me it's a reliable soil pH pen. You can check liquid pH and soil/coco pH.

These are the ones I use:

Amazon.com : Bluelab PENSOILPH pH Pen for Soil, Coco, Rockwool and Solution, Easy Calibration : Soil Testers : Garden & Outdoor

Amazon.com : Bluelab PENSOILPH pH Pen for Soil, Coco, Rockwool and Solution, Easy Calibration : Soil Testers : Garden & Outdoor

www.amazon.com

Amazon.com

 

[Budzbuddha]

For me my WiFi Digital Microscope able to connect to my iphone ... takes video and photos or just looking at triches. Self powered / USB charging.

Cost me a whole 12 bucks ! ...

 

[drcannabis.io]

For me my WiFi Digital Microscope able to connect to my iphone ... takes video and photos or just looking at triches. Self powered / USB charging.

Cost me a whole 12 bucks ! ...

It is insane that it can connect to your phone.

 

[Hydrowannabe]

For me personally, it would be my bluelab ph pen.

 

[drcannabis.io]

For me the most valuable tool is the time and care that you can give to your plants.

Like you buying a pH pen. Anyone can do it, but not everyone does.

 

[Hydrowannabe]

For me the most valuable tool is the time and care that you can give to your plants.

Like you buying a pH pen. Anyone can do it, but not everyone does.

But that wasn't the question

 

[Richard Drysift]

My worm factory 360. Added 2 more trays for a full 5 tray stack. There are now several thousands of worms that live inside; they make another tray of dank worm castings every 2-3 weeks. I add the fresh vermicompost to my soil in a big ass tote bin and it makes the plants very happy. It is essential to my grow. I’m actually feeding my weed plants kitchen scraps that would’ve been thrown out otherwise. Win-win

Worm Factory 360 4 Tray Unit

Worm composting makes it easy to recycle kitchen scraps, paper waste and cardboard into nutrient-rich fertilizer for your plants, creating a more sustainable lifestyle by recycling and improving soil quality. The Worm Factory 360 houses thousands of composting worms in a compact space. These...

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[a mongo frog]

For me its the green LED's. Im not trying to work in the garden at 9pm when the lights go on.

 

[Cwrighty9420]

My bathroom tap. Lol

 

[P10p]

Climate control was near impossible before I got my inkbird.

 

[GC_Mospeada]

Amino acids. Stopped me having to worry about fungus, pests and pruning.

 

[Budzbuddha]

Since we’re sharing ..... These are my faves for my layered soil grows ....

MOAB gets an honorable mention.

 

[Renfro]

For me its the green LED's. Im not trying to work in the garden at 9pm when the lights go on.

I am always working in my rooms with my green LED headlamp. I have two in case one breaks. With two rooms on a flip I am gonna be in a dark room at some point.

 

[Renfro]

My bathroom tap. Lol

Missed me on that one... not sure I want elaboration.

 

[Cwrighty9420]

Missed me on that one... not sure I want elaboration.

Where I get my water from lol
Sorry must be stoned

 

[Renfro]

Climate control was near impossible before I got my inkbird.

I have several of those around for dedicated functions, RH% and temp ones. Love them. When it comes to running my rooms I love my Autopilot's as they blend the functions as desired. I can set the day / nite temp/rh%'s, control co2 enrichment. The inkbirds are great though as a way to independently control a device and they are reliable as can be.

 

[Renfro]

Where I get my water from lol
Sorry must be stoned

Yeah I suppose you wouldn't get much done without h2o. Hauling water sucks.

 

[Cwrighty9420]

Yeah I suppose you wouldn't get much done without h2o. Hauling water sucks.

True that lol

then aside from that I would just say my most valuable tool is a simple batch of nutes

kiss - keep it simple stupid

not calling you stupid that’s just the saying lol

 

[Renfro]

I would just say my most valuable tool is a simple batch of nutes

Well I should have been more clear in my OP but I wasn't really looking for feeds or water or soil.. More along the lines of tools, could be your favorite spade or trimming scissors lol. But I do welcome the other inputs. I figured it would be a good thread to get ideas from others. Might see something cool that you didn't know about, I hope I do.

 

[Cwrighty9420]

Well I should have been more clear in my OP but I wasn't really looking for feeds or water or soil.. More along the lines of tools, could be your favorite spade or trimming scissors lol. But I do welcome the other inputs. I figured it would be a good thread to get ideas from others. Might see something cool that you didn't know about, I hope I do.

Hmm,
60x jewellers loupe from eBay best £3 ever spent

climate control is beautiful lol

oh and bendz!