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It looks like it could be a fungus....I’ve seen something like that on diseased tomato plants. Was any of that soil used to grow in a veggie garden?

You grew three runs with the soil without adding any amendments? I’m curious to know the recipe too.

What did that soil test cost? And that sulphur.....

You’re not on 12/12. You are on 6/6/6/6. Switch it to 12/12 and in 10 days you’ll see some bud development.

Check your timer and check for light leaks. That does not look like a plant on the 5th week of flower.

Do you have any light leaks? Are you sure your timers are on 12/12? Pics?

I just bought another whole bin from Ebay for 1/3the original price...and I put a bid on another one. It seems like a good deal.

Suggestions please... My stackable worm bin is doing welll but I would like another bin. This time I’d like something more efficent and cheaper. Ideally.....I’d love to have multiple bins that I rotate through with a constant supply of good compost.

No. They probably don’t have one so if it’s a link to one I’d imagine it’s dead.

It’s still federally illegal so I would always caution crossing state lines. Having said that, I live right on the border near Toledo and go into town with meds on occasion. They are always locked away in the rear of the vehicle.

Whoa....that looks cool. Do they yield more or grow faster?

Ah ha.....so it’s a good thing to age the castings once removed from the trays? Superb!!

If all else fails move them to a bigger pot?

I overlooked the growing in coco. Sorry....

I have a stackable worm bin. Every few days I refeed the worms with once frozen food trim purée. The bugs are always there as long as there’s some organic material. I want to do stackable bins and harvest castings as fast as possible.

I disagree. I have plants in 1 gallon containers that I water every 5 days. Let the plants dry out for 2-3days, at least.

When did you water last?

I want to do another bin but I don’t want any food trim in it. I’d like to do it the way casting companies do their worms but on a very small scale and with minimal bugs. Can anyone point me in the right direction? The goal is to have castings that are “bug” free that go into my rooms and then...

I’m going to mix all of my amendments for a soil recycle ahead of time (EWC, Blood Meal, Kelp, feather meal, guano, oyster, dolomite). If this mix sat for 30-60 days would that be considered “cooked”? Do you think the herd has broken done the nutrients enough even though the majority of the grow...

I’d like to do Worm bins, or make castings, like a casting company but just on a smaller scale. Any suggestions?