Recent content by jackAmo

Yep. And the occasional AACT

The simplest one I know is as follows: 1 part Pro-mix 1 part Humus (Compost, EWC, etc) 1 part Aeration (Perlite, Vermiculite, etc) Add: 4 Cups Rock Dust per cubic foot 1 Cup Dolomite Lime per cubic foot 1 Cup Dry Organic Fertilizer per cubic foot 1.5 Cups Kelp Meal per cubic foot This will...

Good catch! It should have said per cubic foot not per gallon! I have edited it! Thanks greaaemonkeymann!!

This is the basic soil recipe I use. It is very versatile and forgiving. When recycling the soil, add 1-1.5 cups of amendments and 1/2 cup of lime per cubic foot. Also add additional humus and aeration material. The more times the soil is recycled the better it gets.

Attach a small Tomato cage to the pot.

I've had success with other shell material by running over it with my car a few times. Primitive, yes, but effective. It will definitely make it smaller and easier for your grinder. A food processor is also effective, but it can bang it up pretty badly.

C99 is pretty fast, but so is ST#3. That cross was nicely done in 55 days 12/12.

No journals, my friend, but they were very easy to grow once i got my set up dialed in. Feel free to post any questions you have

I also did his C99 x Sweet Tooth #3. It was also very good. Very Cindy dominant, but carried over the smell/taste of the St#3. I would imagine the Blockhead cross would be very similar.

Beanhoarder at Hemp Depot has a lot of Blockhead crosses and his own F4/5 reworking of different phenos. I've grown his Sensi Star x Blockhead and it is top notch. Chimera has also released a version, also available at HD

Hi everyone, I just wanted post my positive experience with GTA Seedbank. Friday evening I chose my seeds (Bomb Seeds - Bubble Bomb and DNA - Kushberry) and sent payment via E-transfer. I also sent an email with my order, shipping address and E-transfer password. Saturday afternoon my...

Update: I watered with an AACT last night and continued to foliage feed with Maxicrop Liquid Seaweed. Today, some of the effected leaves seem to be starting to regain their colour. A few of the more severely damaged leaves are beyond repair. The rest of the plant is still healthy, so I should...

Its the same clone. The two main differences this run are the substitution of liquid nutes instead of dry nutes, and the frequency of nutes. I thought I had figured the amounts out to be the same for every watering vs. every 3rd watering, but I guess not. I don't measure ppm. Perhaps the...

Bugeye, I see your go to move to sort out any problems is to use an AACT. It is mine as well. I watered with AACT last week when I first saw the problem. Why it is continuing is what is so confusing.