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i was recommended a soil mix by another member in the organics section that consist of the following. 1/3 canadian spagnum peat moss (was told to pre wet it) 1/3 EWC 1/3 aeration (im thinking of either going with 3/8 particle lava rock or humus) mineralization: basalt or glacial rock dust. DR...

thanks for clarifying! > about how long should i "once a week mix it up" before its ready to use? keep in mind my location has high humidity and also high temperatures come summer > you mentioned in another thread a method to whether or not i could tell if my native soil was okay to mix in...

"mix everything up and add some moisture so that it is wet but not sitting in a puddle of water. loosely cover it (a large tarp works great) and once a week mix it up to introduce fresh air." can this be done in colder weather or do i need to wait for the spring solstice? if i wait until...

thank you larry i've kept a close eye on some of your posts you always have great guerrilla tips to offer. yea i was going to grow in smart pots this year but heard from people getting larger yields by just planting in the ground so i changed my mind. unfortunately i am unable to start them...

what is the best company i should order durban poison from? i know some breeders genetics are better than others in terms of beans sprouting and potency etc

thank you so much shulb. you are literally a godsend when it comes to advice. incredible man you are. :)

ive been reading a bunch and some people are saying if your native soil is okay then you can use half and half. (so in my case 1/3 spagnum peat, ewc, aeration)...and then some minerals, organic all purpose fert mixed in, and then mix that with half of my native soil) if this is possible then...

awesome reply. ive actually been debating pots vs in the ground for years now. ive heard so much mixed replies from people saying not to plant in the ground because once the roots reach the native soil (if its not very good soil) then problems will occur. could you perhaps speak on behalf of...

yea i think i might invest in a 55 gallon drum or two, bury them, fill them as needed every three weeks or however fast the water is used up, i might also learn more about timer watering with drip systems or something similar. the weather here is very unpredictable, sometimes you can plant in...

Thank you so much man. truly a life saver you are. I had no clue indicas didnt do well in high humid climates. I thought some more on growing sativas and honestly i am a loss of what to do. i can start beans in march or early april, but my climate is super ubpredictable with weather getting cold...

Hey rollituppers. Ran into some big problems as a soon to be first timer guerilla grower. I live in the southern US and my climate is described as being a high humidity sub tropical climate. I was told today that this basically means I can only grow sativas. To make matters even worse I...

I would like to preface this by saying I have never grown cannabis but have been reading on this sight for three years. This will be my first grow. I am aware growing outdoors your plants are very vulnrable to the elements and pests. I am also very aware as a first timer I should not expect much...

Thank you for the reply larry. Seen you in quite a few threads. I have a question regarding this statement "Starting photos too early will lead to early flower." How do I pick the right time for planting? Is there a way to go about this? (I don't have the option to start them indoors they will...

So I made a post yesterday asking for a very simple soil recipe that would make 100 gallons worth of soil on a budget. What I was told is to use equal parts canadian spagnum peat moss, compost (earth worm castings), drainage (lava rock, pumice rice hulls etc), and some minerals (rock dust). He...

Thank you so much for the in depth reply. A few follow up questions. 1. With canadian spagnum peat moss, is pH something I should be worried about? (This goes for the worm castings and other amendments as well) 2. With worm castings do I need to be worried about NPK values? If so then what is...

like 100$ total (not sure how realistic this is. i just don't want to be ordering soil online having to spend an extra 80$ for shipping etc. id like a reasonable soil recipe beginner organic friendly that will provide good nutrients to my plants and doesn't require me having to buy a bag of 20...

Planning on growing 5 plants each in 20 gallon smart pots. (100 gallons soil needed) With that being said, what is the cheapest recipe/way to go about this? I should also mention I haven't ever grown cannabis and this will be my first time doing so. Organics is pretty overwhelming for a beginner...

so my buddy is going to be shipping me an oz of medical for $160. (he gets AWESOME deals) he knows i can sell it for like double in my state and make 320 off that oz he wants to help me out financially. im a newb and was wondering if i should sell by the gram, eigth, quarter, half oz, or sell...

hey everyone. i'd like to preface this by saying im planning on doing my very first guerrilla grow here in a few months. i plan on growing 6 photoperiods in 20 gallon smart pots. (120 gallons = 16 cubic ft of soil) i imagine this is going to be very expensive seeing that i have to order...

Awesome, I'll definitely be growing organically. :)