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Yeah cottonseed meal is good stuff. Works good on food crops too. If you have sulfer pellets you can crush them into a powder and speed things up. Sulferic acid for car batteries at the auto part store is cheap and pure. You can use it to PH down your water also.

I really don't know about it so better take it from someone who does. But, aluminum is not what I would be putting in my food. Sulfer will work fast if its in powder form. Any powdered or water soluable sulfate would be a better option IMO. Maybe try some iron sufate if your plants are...

Fall came early this year. Maybe another week and this slurricane ix is done. Still not seeing this hermies like the one guy was saying. Still never seen any on any IHG plants. It never revegged either even with 14hrs of light and being move inside and out.

Just dont use a trellis at all if you are that minimalist. I never use any kind of support for my plants. They have lignified stems for that. PS, what they heck is an eco friendly light? How about using the sun...

Yes big difference between what is "sanitaty" for humans and what is "good" for growing plants.

Their autoflower haze strain was super dank. The other several strains from them were bunk.

Drop them back off at home depot.

RO water for the win....

Beauty!

This slurican iX looks ok. Not as good as previous IHG seeds I grew. Its making nice big buds and good shape but doesnt look super frosty. It still has some more time to go.

My pink dog looks pretty dank. I have a few strains going and its the best looking this run. I will post a pic in a week or 2 when its looking super ripe.

Sluricane still has a month or so to go

Its like being a barista, any idiot who couldnt get a real job can do it.

Just tell them you grow the DANK HERBS.

You just have to keep the dirt wet. If you arent gonna be around for a week, just use plastic wrap or a bag or whatever and seal it up so it doesnt dry out

I didnt see anyone saying air layers or ground layers will work on watermelon but theres people doing rooted cuttings so it may work. Heres an article describing some layering methods. https://www.groworganic.com/organic-gardening/articles/how-to-propagate-plants-by-layering

Baker creek https://www.rareseeds.com

You can do a similar thing with tomatoes. I usually start with one then start doing the burying branches thing and make 5 or 6 plants in an area. Theres all kinds of hacks like this. Im going to grow some watermelons for profit this year. Going to see if the same thing will work on them. I...

Those plants needed more light not more time.

Pineapples are rockin. Im also doing some air layers on tomato plants to propgate them for friends.