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Glad to have you back! I haven't used it long enough to know if i saw a benefit from the TM-7. One thing i did take from the soil test as well as my results to date is that in a no-till, water only grow, you still need to pH your water. I know a lot of people throw out the pH meter with no till...

Sorry. I tossed the product and didn't keep a copy of the testing results

I have plenty of fungus gnats but that's nothing new. We are battling them constantly

Thank you @firsttimeARE I had considered rove beetles as a possibility, but i thought rove beetles stayed in the soil. I've not seen them on on the flowers before

Hey everyone. I found the bug below in significant numbers on about a dozen plants and was hoping someone could identify it. The plants are week 7 in flower and appear fine but these little guys just showed up Any help is appreciated!

Sorry to be dense, but what do you mean? I checked my inbox and dont see a PM from you

One other thing. So far ive been using bulk EWC's, but i have my own worm bin going. It's 4 months old now and i will probably start harvesting from it in January. Its gotten a steady diet of rabbit poop and quite a bit of green. I think switching to that will make a fairly significant...

Thank you @Aussieaceae. I appreciate you taking the time to offer up your advise. I have comfrey planted which is also destined for worm belly's, but i'm sure i can spare a little for my soil :)

Here is the water test i had done in June

The plants grew well and looked good (sorry, i don't have pics of them). Bud density seems decent, though nothing to write home about. The flower is still in cure so i have not yet tried or tested it. I keep reading how reamending no-till soil should be based on soil tests, so i ordered these...

Yes I have had my water tested. I've posted the results around here somewhere, but the cliffs notes version is <100ppm and the water looked good As for high soil pH, yes i have some concern there, but soil pH seems to be such a divisive topic, I'm not entirely sure if i should address it...

So for now, i'll: Drop gypsum and oyster shell from reammending mix. Monitor with soil savvy to identify when they need to be added back Pick up the TM7 to address boron, iron and manganese deficiencies Continue working towards getting plant material back into the soil. Hopefully that will...

Time out?

Thank you . I'll check it out!

I've been shredding all of my plants and leaves and have it composting. I will be adding feeding it to the worm bin so it will make it back into the soil eventually, it will just take a little time

Wow! That looks just about perfect! Thanks @PadawanWarrior !

Lol, the horse guy? You dont mean @MustangStudFarm do you?

Any thoughts on how to address Iron, Manganese and Boron deficiencies? I was thinking I would back off the gypsum given how high my Mag and Sulfur are. I will leave out the oyster shell in the re-amending process until the calcium starts to come back down. Its those deficiencies I'm not sure how...

Sorry for the separate posts. For some reason my computer is crashing every time i try to put more than one file on a post Is there a more user friendly way to post these results?

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