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Those roots do like kinda brown. You can add a product with Bacillus Amyloliquefaciens - like Hydroguard, but there are many others. That beneficial microbe will fight off root rot microbes. And see if your nutrient blend contains silica - not all will because it's not considered an essential...

Following up, I picked my favorite seed because I'm doing a single plant grow, and I put it in a glass of water to soak overnight and by morning I already a tiny bit of the taproot starting to show. So these things are in a hurry to get going.

Just posting my experience so far. This was a fast transaction and I just received these seeds today. I ordered 3 WW x GG seeds and what I got was a 3 + 2 promo pack plus 3 free seeds of Auto Northern Lights. Considering the price of the three seeds I ordered, this was a steal. Hats off to Chris.

Yeah, really, anything like that should work wonders. I haven't used one on my grows, but I'm also a snake keeper and have to control that heat mat. I only just saw the model with the day and night settings and thought that could be really useful, knowing that temperature swing helps brings some...

It's your own strain, man! You get to name it! I hear a lot of people name their strains after how they taste, like Girl Scout Cookies, Blueberry, Tangerine Dream... makes me think whomever named Strawberry Dog Shit was a braver man than I.

I was also going to mention the Inkbird that Nrk brought up. But they have different models worth checking out. The 306T is about the same price as the basic 308, but only does heating not cooling, but it also includes a clock and the ability to set different temperatures for day and night...

Not to get too far off topic, but I'm used to hearing about the "pink tax" where women's products generally cost more than men's. And that's because women have a much wider variety so a lot more stock and shelf space has to be used up on it and that costs more. I get where you're coming from...

With the way Matt grows, he uses coco as if it were soil. When people talk about coco growing, I'm used to seeing people run-to-waste with chemical nutrients. When you're mixing organic fertilizers and bennies into your coco, isn't it basically just soil at that point? Soil is basically just...

I keep going back and forth between autos and photos. I don't find any difference in germination. I like to soak in water until they sink and then I usually just go straight into the soil. But I've done paper towels, rapid rooters, rock wool cubes, and so on. I've had good results from every...

I did read it all. "Nothing like" is a bit of a stretch. You use promix and he uses coco, so there's a difference. After that, you're using the same fertilizers in the same ratios, and if you've watched his newest vid, you'll see he's even using the compost tea and dolomite lime like you. Sounds...

I have some Dr Earth on hand. I really like Down to Earth Organic. Nothing is ever a perfect substitute for anything else in the world of organic fertilizers, though. Different sources for different nutrients are going to break down and become bioavailable at different rates, making different...

Yeah, I was ordering from them a bunch because I could get small quantities of each kind I wanted to try and from various breeders. Plus, the last few times I ordered, they shipped domestic from Cali so I didn't have to worry about customs. This new site they've "joined" with now only orders in...

I have the ones that use 5 gal smart pots and even though there's a special root blocking cap you put on the bottom, the roots still seem to grow out of the side of the smart pots above it and down into the water valve area, just today causing the valve to get stuck open and dump the 4 gallons I...

Where I am, you can just go to the grocery store and buy brick-sized blocks of dry ice out of a cooler behind the first checkout lane. They come pre-cut and bagged by the manufacturer. I've never gone anywhere that cut it to order when you came in, so your experience as far as how they cut it...

This is my method. It really will surprise you how much it produces.

I had great results with Megacrop before I went organic. I also used their PK boost and candy.

There seems to be some difference from strain to strain as well. I germinated some seeds in solo cups and picked my best plants to go into pots leaving me with one extra Bruce Banner and one extra Grandaddy Purp in cups that I then set aside and neglected. The GDP promptly dried up and died but...

Wouldn't there potentially be a difference between hydroponic feeding and organic fertilizer in soil? I would imagine with organic fertilizers, a mild overabundance of any nutrient wouldn't have as much of an impact as the plant is trying to take in what it needs and leave what it doesn't.

I'm running a 600 from the PAR series and my only complaint is that the coverage area is rather small so I'm only cramming a couple plants under them - still the results have been decent, and I have to keep the light well raised to keep the top leaves from bleaching out. I've been running autos...

I started out with the Fox Farms, but I do all organic now. Even before this I even got away from the liquid stuff a while ago. You can get the synthetic stuff in dry form as well. I had good results with Megacrop - there's a thread here in the forums for that one and it's specifically designed...