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Sorry about the shitty pictures, but my phone camera is all I have right now...Today would be week 3 since flip. Had about with a few fungus gnats but plants are looking great and frost is starting to set in...any white spots are just some diatomaceous earth

Is there an LED option that is as good or better yield than Gavitas?

You need compost and worm poop

Any opinion on the Optic 6 GEN3 COB's

Thanks...I've seen a lot of people talk about building their own boards but it sounds a little intimidating for me. Looking to start a small boutique grow, maybe around 10-15 lights or so, something me and my partner can handle ourselves. I personally feel HPS and CMH are gonna produce the...

Was thinking about staggering 1000w Gavitas and 315cmh, unless there is a better option in the LED game these days?

I had to do this last grow and didnt have any issues...I think I maybe got a week into the cook before I thought my plants were too rootbound in the small cups and threw them in....I cook my soil in the growbag in the tent and never noticed any heat issue

Just mix up some subcool style soil and plant straight into it....seabird guano, alfalfa, blood meal, langbeinite, and lots of kelp for NPK.

Miss ya ShLUbY hope all is well

Oyster shell flour and epsom salt/kelp

I feel like this is just a troll post...you cant grow a plant with just phosphorous and molasses

I've heard of growers using hemp protein powder in their soil mixes... I think notillhippie on youtube does this

I did this in a 1 gallon bag, with the same soil recipe as my big bags, only water, with no extra care, dwarfed for light in the corner of my grow room with only that top cola being part of the the canopy. The genetics were a random seed out of a bag of dispensary weed called "Incredible Bulk"...

Yeah those decimal points are a bitch lmao

I may have misread the directions on the bottle...basically I'm an idiot and did 10ml in 2 gallons of water when I should have done about 1.2ml...this was my initial inoculation into 15 gallon no-till pots, plants are very mature and thick after a long veg, starting flower so I'm thinking it...

I searched around but couldn't find a complete list of all the creatures that would be beneficial for one to introduce into a no-till situation (not including myco/bacteria)? Personally I'm aware of worms, white springtail mites, and beneficial nematodes.

If you're trying to feed microherd, I prefer RAW brand agave nectar...its already fructose and the bacteria dont have to break down any sucrose like they would with molasses

Looking stacked for flower...starting 12/12 tonight

I'm curious if it has any affect at all on the flavor of the flower...I imagine the compound being in the plant matter should have some affect on the taste?

I use biotone in my mix, its great stuff