Search results

Joe sr., sounds like you r over thinking it. I could b wrong and your idea might b awesome. I have my best and biggest plants when keeping it simple. Easy access to all parts of each plant is a must in order to properly work the plants. Also, in order to become a big plant you need much more...

when growing outdoors I use a few shovels of dirt from around my yard bushes, to add native living organisms, to my soil mix. the good life will colonize on your roots as long as they have a living plant. after harvest I plant winter rye grass so the good stuff keeps living all year around...

I have done both ways many times. Started as a gorilla grower almost 40 yrs ago. My greenhouses have much better quality and less problems. Higher chance of powdery mildew and mold if not covered. Rain is very low PH and makes good environment for powdery mildew. No rain just controlled watering...

1 of my greenhouses I light dep starting early July and harvest early September, giving me one harvest about a month earlier than the rest of my plants. I have the tarp on by 5 o'clock and back off about 5 1/2 hours later, 10:30 at night. The 4 or 5 weeks of lost veg time makes for much smaller...

I've gone though "THE ATTITUDE SEED BANK" for years now, with no problems. They r a broker for most seed banks. This year I got seeds from 13 different breeders, with one order by going through THE ATTITUDE. Humbolt, Mandala, Loud, Moxie, Nirvana, Reserva Privada, Dinafem, 710, Seedman, G-13...

just have to do what is right for your area. can grow quality meds "almost anyplace". I've grown quality meds for many years now. currently growing in Michigan but have also grown in Pennsylvania and Florida. I think I do as well as anyone else no matter where they r growing. So far, here in...