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@hotshotisdashit Thanks man. I'm just a little preoccupied with what I'm seeing on some of the growth and can't seem to diagnose what it is correctly. Was hoping for a response here but may have to post to the plant diagnosis section of this forum...

So, I've spent some time reading through various organic threads here and there is much more to read. I wish I could put a bookmark in some of them so I don't forget which page I'm on, lol! I am experimenting with SST and where I am currently, coconuts are in abundance. One aspect of using...

They're on day 11 of flower right now. They were vegged for 5 weeks (started count from first day of germination).

I'm not sure what I am looking at with these new young tops with broken leaves or seemingly eaten up leaves. I see no evidence of any type of pest other than a few fungus gnats still. I've let my plants dry out a bit between waterings. I will probably give another neem treatment soon...

Hey, I'm gunna revive this thread. Was thinking of creating a new one actually. How about it? I got some soap nut seeds. Would love to plant them soon. Now I want to go out and get a bag of them for my laundry and for use as a wetting agent.

What about their design makes them good? Sorry, I haven't fully read through this thread to know

I'd love to grow some comfrey. Don't know if you are going into winter or summer where you are but when it warms, you should plant a bunch outdoors.

Woah, kinda looks like square sea urchins, lol.

Flowering Day 9: Well I had a power outage last night, lights/exhaust/fans/AC shut off 2 1/2 hours before scheduled lights off. When I opened the tent today the RH was 80%, all the plants had leaves in a 'praying' position, hopefully not praying for their lives lol. All seemed well though...

@Evil-Mobo You got any pics of the cover crops growing on your potted plants?

I have a prefab bin as well by the way. I wish I had some compost ready cause I'm needing some more at the moment for AACT... Good thing I know a guy...lol.

I have red wigglers, but from my understanding they aren't worms that stick around in gardens without a food source. They thrive on decaying matter hence them being excellent for a bin set up. Not so sure they actually do well in a potted plant... Possibly with the constant addition of a top...

What kind of cover crops are you using? Also what type of worms?

Thanks. Yeah, I would like to go full organic but I will probably have to re-ammend the soil with some things and then ditch the nutes (except maybe liquid kelp when making AACT). I did lay out a feeding/watering schedule a few posts back though. Basically just feed them once a week and the rest...

I don't think its overwatering... I was out of town over the weekend implementing an agroforestry project so the missus watered once Saturday. Today I watered and they seemed pretty much dry when I lifted the pots. I guess at this point just keep an eye on things over the next few days... I'm...

Okay, thanks. Will maybe do an AACT by end of the week as well.

Some of these branches are lower ones that are pushing up against fan leaves and becoming somewhat twisted as they push through. The first pictures are of tops that are on the LST plants that are unobstructed. I definitely see some of the older leaves turning yellow, also what I posted earlie...

So some of my new growth shoots aren't looking too happy... Not quite sure what I'm looking at here? Something to do with boron perhaps?

Pro-gardener/breeder tip #1: - Any true breeder knows that the basis of any successful breeding program starts with this practice, which has its roots in Pagan fertility rites. It is best practiced in the nude and during the new moon.