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Try to get some local genetics that do good in the area. Definitely look for mold resistance. Most sativas are better off but I've grown some sativa hybrids that are very weak to mold. So there's more to it than just Indica vs Sativa. Some Sativas were bred in wetter conditions. African...

Also watch for sunburn. If they've been used to the inside light the intensity of the sun might stress them out. Consider partial sun before moving them into full.

Thanks! I'll definitely check them out.

Very nice Greenhouse and I like the open airflow. Where did you pick up the kit? I've been thinking of getting one. Thanks

I totally agree. I had some mold issues when spraying just BT. But when mixed with Serenade which contains a mold eating bacteria, the combo was incredible. No mold and no worms. Don't put anything else in there, but those two bacterias together play well together. I'd mix them both in a...

Thanks! I appreciate it...that is a lot cheaper

Yes I do mainly grow outdoors. Thanks for the information on the soldier fly frass. I used regular insect frass for chitin last year and heard about black fly frass but haven't tried it yet. Stuff is expensive! But, I'll pick some up for my compost tea this year.

Many insects besides butterflies. And those same farmers in your article use pesticide as well which I won't. I stay organic and work all year building my beneficials. Next year I will add Praying Mantis's as well. Many outdoor growers in Norcal use BT and for good reason. It is a very...

Thanks for your concern. I don't use synthetic pesticide and with organics I found you need to attack from multiple fronts to prevent a resistance. I am aware of the phenomenon. Here's a quote from a link you posted: "Currently in the field, the diamondback moth is the only insect found to...

Seems to be working great for me. No butterflies, no mold, no mites or aphids. It is better to prevent problems than to play catch up. I space out my sprays and no this isn't overloading the plants by any means. If anything they are loving it. Nothing I do harms my beneficials.

I grow Super hots too! I think it's the oils in the peppers that must work. I might have to try that this year.

Very nice! Sativa to the extreme. What smells do you get off of them?

That sounds great. Yeah I use the Neem Seed Meal in a compost tea. BTW have you ever tasted Neem Seed Meal? Super Bitter!! No wonder insects don't like it

I like the Azamax better than neem because it isn't as thick and seems to be more effective. And yes I find it's better to spray before the problem is seen. I don't think it hurts beneficials. I use Neem Seed Meal and Crab Meal too. Both great stuff

Alright well I just found this side of the message board. Yes! My favorite subject breeding . I started a big project last year. It all started with taking in new outside seeds. This was a risk to me, but I wanted something with more of a Kush direction. Only one line out of the three...

*Serenade spray once a week to prevent mold. It's a bacteria that eats fungus. *BT for butterflies during the summer in the same spray. To prevent worms. *Azamax once a month to prevent insects like aphids. *Going to try praying mantis' this year to take care of some grasshopper that was...

Very nice! You're quite a Grower

Pretty simple. 6in Vortex intake at floor level toned back on a potometer. Carbon filter and 6 Vortex exhaust. 1 light organic Soil in a 20 gallon fabric pot. Just got watered a day ago so shooting new growth.

I'm liking how this 315 vertically oriented vegges but am not sure if I should try flowering with it or jumping to a 630 first. This is the flowering bulb and it's very white. I'm nervous it wouldn't have enough red.

Mixed would be great I'm sure. I was thinking going with a couple COB single lights to supplement the CMH