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Figured I show off my girls again, it’s been just over a year since I have on posted on here. Still using the same soil. These ladies are at week 7 of flower and are just starting to fade to fall colors. I love my organic smoke! ✌

I saw some pics a couple pages back of ppl showing off. Great job! Here are mine in a 4x4 grasssroots living soil bed (now that I have internet again...lol). It’s a Coots no-till soil with some extras at about a year a half old. Over did the amendments somewhere along the line and it’s water...

Looking good. :clap:

I haven’t tried it. But I’m sure you won’t be disappointed. I’m a Patreon of his and I can’t say enough good things about Tad, his business, products or his podcasts.

You have quite a few of those wrong. I would recommend reading some of Harley’s articles or there are some videos on YouTube. He gives out a lot of information. Maximum yield has some good ones too.

I haven’t. I switched to a no-till setup over a year ago and don’t use salt based nutrients anymore. Thanks for the recommendation though.

Well it’s winter time so I had to use store bought product. I used cantaloupe (no rinds) and brown sugar. Equal parts. I didn’t really noticed any change in my plants. The brix stayed around its normal percentage. But it did allow me stop using my potassium nutrient in flower. And im still...

. Very true! I recently replaced the use of there potassium product with a Cantaloupe FPJ. So far it’s working great.

I’m not a commercial gardener and I live in Alaska. My plant count is always at or under 12 plants. So shipping usually costs as much as the product I buy, so I get my stuff locally and try to cut back on the carbon footprint of shipping. There products are a lot better than most products you’ll...

Nerding out on the soil, microbiology, and plants i love so much.

I’ve been using the RAW line up for a while and I took Harley’s master class a couple yrs ago when I was still doing hydro. I still use some of there OMRI listed products for my No-Till (Potassium, Kelp, Humic Acid, Silica, and Yucca). In my opinion they have quality products and my favorites...

Great question! I have been wondering the same for my soil. I have been using it for just over a year now (if I remember right, stoner...lol) and I have come to the conclusion the only way to know would be to test the soil. I will be ordering a Soil Savvy test kit and send a sample to Logan to...

Shluby nailed it, with the last post. I stuck with Coots mix though. You start to get a good feeling of what your plants need when it comes to moister levels. About a month and a half ago I took the judging out of the equation and bought some Blumat’s and there moister sensor. Now my soil is...

Yeah, the KIS organics podcasts are epic! I really nerded out on them when I found them...lol. I can’t recommend them enough, I hope he does some new ones soon.

I have been using coots mix for over a year now. I agree with Shluby about the rice hulls. I use rice hulls in my worm bin, starter soil mix, and some In my mulch. I believe it breaks down to fast and if it’s not causing compaction issues already then it eventually will. Stick with what CC’s mix...

When I was a kid I raised rabbits for show. Had six of them so there was a lot of rabbit shit...lol. Anyways my dad would use it in the veggie garden. He would make a tea out of it in a large trash can and then feed the plants through a piece of pvc pipe planted/ placed near the plant. He would...

I guess I should specify what I meant. The only way you can see a endomycorrhizae is if it’s dyed/ stained.

It’s all good, so do I. You do have a good microbiology going on. I would still be stoked about it.

True, I hear the only way you can see it is if it is died. Sorry miss spelled, i meant dyed.

I took Harley Smith’s growing classes almost two years ago. He never said that a high brix plant makes it “invisible”. He does say that “some organic gardeners claim that when your plant has a brix lvl 12% or higher, sucking insects won’t reconise the plant as food”. I think we should double...