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I could be wrong there. I listened to a podcast about it the other day. I haven't looked into it too much. If I got the two confused sorry.

I think Ontario should have left the dispensaries that were already established open. Not close them for 6 months and fine them $250 000. If they are caught operating and ban them from ever getting a licence. It is BS.

I'm no guru but I'd like to try Veganix or whatever it's called by The Rev. It's mostly organic but has a tiny bit of chemicals. I believe it's silica.

And check out @hyroot he has some really great info

Also check out @Greenthumbs256 And here is an awesome thread https://www.rollitup.org/t/sip-thread-sub-irrigated-planter.904886/

There are some awesome threads about sips here. Here is mine. https://www.rollitup.org/t/earthbox-s-i-p-s.981074/page-2#post-14634652 There are links in there to other sips or wicking systems.

Yeah my first grow I Google images of how to tell sex and yeah its overwhelming. I just kept checking about 6 times a day. I thought I had males first then I was convinced they were hermaphrodite's but they were female. Just kept an eye on them. Good luck. Oh and I found taking pics everyday...

Yeah can't tell yet. That's just new growth. And if it's at 18/6 I wouldn't be able to tell until flipped to flower. Some people can. But I can't tell till its starting to flower. Other guys can tell by preflower but I cant

I agree with you guys @ShLUbY @Greenthumbs256 and @Northwood . That is some great advise. I personally would add some kelp meal in with that top dress. I just started flowering a couple days ago. I am going to add kelp meal worm castings some liquid seaweed just because I have it.

I watched an interview with Paul Stamets and he was saying that blue light 380nm to 500nm. Is what causes the mycelium to produce fruiting bodies

Well from what I've read about different cycles like 24/0 or 18/6 for veg and 12/12 or 11/13 or 10/14 for flower. Most things I've read is people do that to save electricity. But in nature days are longer and shorter on a curve. So that's how the plant evolved. The sun doesn't stay up for 18...

The other day I crushed up some lump charcoal and sprinkled it on top of my compost pile. Well on top of the snow on my compost pile and I'm letting it seep down into my pile as the snow melts. I figure it's something to do while I twiddle my thumbs getting ready for my outdoor grow next spring.

Hey Canadians what are you doing to get ready for your first LEGAL outdoor grow?

@Kingrow1 That's cool. I'm not a tree hugging eco warrior. I was was just trying to get to the point that there is no need to flush organics. And there is no build up of contamination in an organic grow. I have no problem with any type of grow as long as it's not filled with harmful chemical...

And I was wondering how the crab shell meal works as IPM

This thread is great. I am currently using a Cootz style mix in two 15 gallon fabric geopots. And a Subcools Super Soil in two earth boxes. One earthbox is on its second round. I also have been using a product similar to EM1 and I have a bokashi and ewc mat of mycelium growing on top. I just got...

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@Kingrow1 It's cheaper, it's a personal preference. And the taste of the finished product is better. Higher brix. More sustainable. Environmentaly friendly.

Flushing isn't required when growing in living soil. Flushing is only required when using chemical nutrients. They use salts because salts causes the plant to be (Thirsty) and drawn in more. So it akin to force feeding. The plant is getting the NPK it needs but the source is combined with salt...

So fungal mycelium grows through out the soil and helps feed the roots by exchanging exudates from the roots for other nutrition. And mycorrhizae grows just around the roots and helps make nutrients more plant available by breaking them down. Please tell me if I'm on the right track