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I have a reverse osmosis system with an alkaliner so my phone is like 9, 10 even 11 sometimes. First time using reverse osmosis on seedling I didn't know that was a no no. The quickly showed signs of deficiency after about a week. I have since figured out that even with seedlings that dont...

not me brother. I prefer quality over quantity anyday. I wouldn't mind running an extra 25 gals to make up for it. I spoke to bodhi and he gave me his blessings so we will find out how things go very shortly. The nl5 has a huge stalk compared to the others and thick branches so I'm sure she's a...

I agree but I'm involved in the industry and it's something alot of people frown upon if you don't get the ok to use the breeders work for your own. Politics. If you look earlier in this post at the pic I posted of the golden triangle and mothers milk is have are only 6 weeks old and so frosty...

I just got the ok from bodhi to breed with the males I got!!!!!

Ya bro the nl5 I have from bodhi is pretty beasty.

I can respect that. The mothers milk is have has a mouthwatering subtle calming guava smell. As far as yield I will never know. But this is definitely a stud worth keeping.

Who hasnt. I'm sure we've all had some sort of shock. I just had some yesterday.

I think he means hbk. Not sure though

Hahaha I know. No not yet. In flower with a more vigorous watering I would but I don't get run off yet. Although there has been some moisturelately. I'll get on that brother

With breeder quality such as bodhi, rare dankness,Gage green etc your almost guaranteed to find a keeper in a 10 pack. First bean I popped out of nl5 golden triangle and mothers milk they are all great. So frosty at 6 weeks old. Sadly my golden triangle and mothers milk and white lotus were...

Thanks brother

What if it can't be solarized. Is it still usable? Am I right that soil will serve it's purpose as a medium? No need for anything in it, leave the nutrients, microbes and beneficial fungi to me.

Let's revamp this thread huh?! So to reuse soil or not, that is the question. I don't really see a problem with it. I just mixed about 50 gallons of soil to find out they were all males. (Well the majority of them) so what am I to do waste all of that soil? Hell no. I don't see the problem if...

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I'm not part of the bay. Wish it was but it's too complicated for me

If he was bodhi he would of mentioned noof

Omg lol

Yeah it could be tons of factors. Uv, genetics, environment, pests, soil, temps,humidity etc

Lmfaoooo! But yeah there are tons of people that don't do research. It's faster to search it on Google than to sign up, log in, ask the question here and wait for a response lol

It's called transplant shock. It's normal.