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I’d love to see some twos grown out! I can’t do anything smaller than 5s, and I barely give em week or two veg sometimes less

There is hundreds of companies that will do the work for you and send you refreshed new genetics, last I check it wasn’t bad around 100$ and you can pull your genetics from their library many different times

Small pot will cause way more issues than your tap water! Food for thought!! It’s a buffet in there might as well make it a diverse large casino buffet, not the little china buffet in the run down shopping mall….

I know it seems that way but I grew in a barn for years, had regularly 8-8.5 ph. At first I was freaked out but grew to really love that level for water. And still your assuming that with all your buffering agent in the soil and properly built recipe , that water ph will have some effect on...

I’m no expert in plant viroids and pathogens. We could speculate but honestly to me it doesn’t matter. Maybe I shoulda been more specific, I thought about trying to name what’s wrong but honestly woukd likely but wrong and there’s a ton of pictures of different things going on here. But if...

Might take some shit for this but all I see in the thread is disease with the exception of stardogs photo looks like true variegated leaf….

Don’t be afraid of bigger pots and more frequent up pots with super soil? What’s your plan for final size container for flowering?

don’t ph, I think about it as follows…. For living soil type growing….. you more likely to change your GUTS microbe by taking a shower in PHed Water, than to change your SOIL ph by changing the ph of your water. I only say this cause I’ve watched and tried and done lots of different things… if...

Love it!

I’m all over the place basement, greenhouse, outdoor always doing different stuff. I find the sweet spot for small veg as 5 gallons smallest, 12-16 under 4x4 area fbigger plants 10-15s. Usually 4 in 4x4 and sometimes those don’t keep up, Typically heavy handed amendment 2twice

Oooo there is still plenty of room to burn a plant with amendments. It just takes longer. Also steering clear of slaughterhouse inputs will help. N amendments like blood meal, feather meal, guanos can fry chicken a plant faster and more horribly than synthetic. And your right recovery from...

I do whole grows no additions often, large pots are key. With small containers constant top dressing is usually needed for most strains

Don’t think of dry amendments as “nutes” these things are apples to oranges. A well balanced soil can have amendments added with no regard to N for veg, or PK for flower because in living organic soils the plant itself dictates when and how it uptakes nutrients. Based off its needs at that...

Yes but it will take more time to properly reveg that clone again. If your goal is sexing plants fast you can put cuts of each seedling into water, go to 12/12 and then see sex in those cuts. But just to correspond to the seedling that’s still vegging nicely. Then you know what are males and...

Rock dust or mineral dust are honestly the most important factor in living soil. Increase Cation exchange and provides micro nutrients for YEARs or decades even. A single price of rocks dust never really goes away or “melts” into soil It stays the same forever and more or less exchanges single...

Here’s a simple one that grows dankest weed and can recycle your soil for better results each round 1 cup alfalfa 1 cup neam 1 cup crab 1 cup kelp 1 cup oyster 1 cup gypsum 4 cups mineral ( basalt, rock dust, azomite) You can use 4 cups basalt Or to diversify micros use 1.3 cups each of 3...

Hmmm, hard to say cause I don’t have tons of time to do math but you have a lot of ingredients, potentially causing slot of unknowns I personally like a simple mix with these ratios base mix 1/3 peat 1/3 aeration 1/3 castings 2-4 cups NPK amendments per CF total 4 cups minerals ( rock...

Fuck yeah same for me I counted 31 in my 12 pack!

Biggest issue for me is after one wants to recycle their mix, peat is completely broken down, doesn’t change consistency over time. Where coco after a few runs turns to mud. And becomes hard to work with.