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Bro you’re so mad man calm down. Go guzzle your Chems homie. I should flush with avid right? Since you say organic doesn’t work. I know your lungs hurt, but you don’t gotta get pissed at me for it.

your profile pic is lowkey boof. Switch it with these.

Thanks man.

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What kind of bug is it man. I’m trynna get some of this knowlege.

This is a no till by the way. Not just organic amendments.

Hello. I posted in the bugs thread, but nobody there is growing organic, and they keep giving me half assed answers telling me I have bugs because I have mulch and cover crop, and haven’t helped identify them at all. This is my problem I have been having. This is my third cycle using the same...

Lol ok. IPM is one of the biggest aspects of no till, and that’s the help I’m looking for. Not vague opinions based around your lack of knowledge on the subject. Not weeds, nitrogen fixating legumes and proper grass to mulch with. Also, I asked for identification and organic IPM.

4x8 tent indoors

If you don’t know what no till is then I can’t take your advice, because it’s completely different from other grow styles. There are people on 30+ Grow cycles using the same soil. You never break the soil down, you only add organic matter to the soil from the top. You grow with companion plants...

A solid, reputable hydro store. Soil is on it’s third cycle though, since I’m growing using no till. The bugs are new, no way they hitched a ride from the store, because I didn’t see any at all last run.

Seedlings just planted last week. First 3 leafers coming in on the small ones, first 5 leafers on the biggest.

Hello! I have a no till garden going at the moment. I started to see a couple white specks moving on the outside of my fabric pots. The couple that I saw has now turned into a damn near plague. There are whole patches of these bugs EVERYWHERE in my tent. I don’t know if they are even eating my...

These blue labs pens are the best. Runoff ph testing, slurry tests, and basing it off of your input water only go so far. Best thing is, you can use it as a regular ph meter for water and nutes too, so it really is the best for all things ph! I recommend the ec meters too! Calibration fluid ends...

Thank you for the great answer and advice!

I know sulfur can be used to control mites, psyllids and thrips, and that bacteria feeds on it. I've tried searching up more information on what other microbes it helps or kills, but I can't find much information. If you're going to reply I want to know if its helping or hurting, and by asking...

Are you going to give me an answer or just talk back? No?

Blue Labs soil ph probe