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Pm could have had a bud wash with h2o2 and maybe be fine, i personally would not risk it but i have plenty. Spider mites too late to kill. Neem most likely ruined your buds, general rule is dont spray your buds with anything. Compost it and try again. You have gained experience and thats valuable.

Worm farmers AND bokashi composters, do you put meat in you bokashi then feed it to your worms? Seems like a no-no but if its organic compost then maybe.

No you can clean them up still but if you broke branches and you are not in a rush to flower i would let them heal first.

I ran this strain again and found that i can prevent like 90% of the hermi sites by trimming anything thats not directly in the light. If the bud site was even a tiny bit shadowed it will hermi. I wouldnt run them again but the smoke was nice. Make sure she is at 100 before flower or i bet you...

I may mist the top here and there if needed, but i also prewet my bedding so it doesnt absorb all the moisture from the food. I would suggest if you think its too dry, start slow, take how much water you think it needs dump half the water down the drain and the other half evenly in the bin...

i too freeze, thaw, food processor the "green" scrapes. my bin can get a little hot so i was thinking to try a small (5 gallon bucket) indoor compost to start the breakdown before going to the worms. i have been just breaking my eggshell and tossing them in but i too may try grinding them up a...

Bravo i like everything you just said. What was your primary bedding and food source for the worms? Predigesting with bsf would be great! Wonder how the chitin content of the frass/bsf compost feed worm poo would compare to straight bsf frass.

Bsf are next on my list. I see myself harvesting a few deer and feeding all the left overs to the bsf, then biochar the bones. Use everything and to my advantage. Organics is much more fun then bottles. Any indoor bsf breeders? I live in the cold north so i need to stay inside mostly. What are...

tape is my go to, i have used cable ties, twist ties, plant wire etc. all work but remember to remove it when the plant is healed.

teaming with microbes by jeff lowenfels link maybe cheaper else where or available through your local library...

your autoflower will flower just the same but you will probably yield less then having the same light at 18/+ hours of light

maybe wrong but i think 24-48 hours.

it depends on the bug but i found nothing to be more effective then predator bugs like ladybugs. no spraying and praying just nature doing its thing. also its an outdoor plant it will have bugs the real question is how much damage is being done. some pesticides take time to work and multiple...

http://growagromax.com/products/4ft-pure-series/ I dont belive mh produce uv and if so its filtered out by the glass.

I am sure you could but without knowing what fungi it could be harmful, helpful, or useless. Just pick some manure or compost, brew and apply.

i been using cocoa hulls, and unlike traditional wood chip mulch the cocoa hulls add nutes back to soil as it breaks done. something as simple as a few sheets of newspaper will work. the goal is blocking the soil from the light/wind.

Note on alfalfa you can buy large bags sold as horse feed.

Fish and crab will smell and have furry visitors. Will be killer compost. Lots of stuff to go in but for that size of an operation if its free use it, wether fishing waste or forest waste. You do landscaping? Try ramial chipped wood https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramial_chipped_wood Alfalfa...

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My 2 cents. Worms dont go in the pots they go in your worm composter. Worms need food like organic waste. Uncomposted material like that shouldnt be in your pots. Worms in your pot wont hurt anything but wont really help either, worms will just die. Red wigglers are what you want, unless you...