So who here is growing in true organic living soil?
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Mad Hamish
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Soon to be my new pride and joy far as growing goes 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA0VU0AF0161&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleMKP&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleMKP-_-pla-_-Binoculars+%26+Optics-_-9SIA0VU0AF0161
Can't wait to study this all up close and personal!
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA0VU0AF0161&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleMKP&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleMKP-_-pla-_-Binoculars+%26+Optics-_-9SIA0VU0AF0161
Can't wait to study this all up close and personal!
Rrog
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http://microbeorganics.com/#Microscopes_for_sale Have you checked out MMs site? Hamish I'm also looking at one but MM is where I'm going.
I absolutely share your interest in this!
I absolutely share your interest in this!
Mad Hamish
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Well let me scoot on over and have a look, thanks brother!
Mad Hamish
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Very, very cool site, bookmarked it instantly. Looks like a lovely person and biz to support. Also rather support the smaller guy that lives for his passion. Thanks again Rrog!
Someacdude
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Getting some clones thursday, thank god
buckaroo bonzai
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Soon to be my new pride and joy far as growing goes
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA0VU0AF0161&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleMKP&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleMKP-_-pla-_-Binoculars+%26+Optics-_-9SIA0VU0AF0161
Can't wait to study this all up close and personal!
think 'sea monkeys' ...like when you were a kid....fun to watch them multiply!
sum higher end garden/gro shops that brew have these w a big screen for custies-
--its like raising pets...you just have to find out what they like
brother of the bacteria
.....friend of the werm brothers
......cousinz
yea microman could use your support more than sum corporate ....
check for bugs/molds.....try and see a finish nug
Someacdude
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Thank goodness you guys are here, the fella who i installed a mini split ac for is to busy to help, so is his son who also got a free install,,,,,,oh well.
GandalfdaGreen
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How do you guys handle root bound plants when upcanning before flowering? I am going from 1 gallon to 3 and 5 gallon buckets. The plants are pretty rootbound. Damn fungus and bacteria.
st0wandgrow
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This is how Uncle Ben recommends doing it, which I have done several times with good success...
"Upcanning (repotting) - Score the rootball - pop the ball out and using a razor blade or sharp knife insert it about ½" into the rootball at the top and slice thru the exposed roots from top to bottom concentrating on any root spinout at the bottom. Rotate the rootball and do this about 4 times. Bury the “trunk” as deep as you can even if it means pulling off some of the lower leafsets. This will induce root output all along the buried trunk. "
https://www.rollitup.org/advanced-m...989-uncle-bens-gardening-tweeks-pointers.html
GandalfdaGreen
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Thanks st0w. It feels weird to cut the roots. Have you ever done this? 
st0wandgrow
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Thanks st0w. It feels weird to cut the roots. Have you ever done this?
Yes. It opens up the root ball and seems to encourage new root growth. I was hesitant to do it the first time too. Give it a whirl ..... it works well!
GandalfdaGreen
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I will be doing tonight. Thank again.
GandalfdaGreen
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GandalfdaGreen
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What do you guys think of a layer of Azos and Mycos in the hole at the time of transplanting?
CoreyATX420
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not xtreme.. but i do it wish great white every time with a significant difference between not adding it. transplant shock seems almost non existent when i do add it.
Rrog
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Can't hurt. I sure like the idea of the larger pot already having some companion plant growing. Like clover. That way the new soil is already jumpin' and the smaller pot is already jumpin'. Would seem that adding microbes at that point maybe not getting you a payback. Unlike a tea. Just an opinion.
GandalfdaGreen
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Time to get some clover seeds. Thanks Rrog.
