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Also, living soil done right, will naturally find the proper ph. The beauty of living soil, is after the initial investment and work, you don’t have to do too much. Im new to the game myself. 4th grow and have yet to have any disease or pest. It’s self sustaining

Grassroots fabric pots makes a living soil pot and beds. Fabric pot with plastic lining. Supposed to dry from the top down, rather than on all sides like a traditional fabric pot. I just ordered a 30 gallon for a 2.5x2.5 tent. If you need any advice on soil mixes, just ask. Jeremy from...

Have you thought about maybe just running a 4x4 bed. I found out in living soils run optimal in bigger pots. I’m running a 3x3 bed in a 4x4 tent.

Just sit back. You’re on easy street now. Good job bro

Thug pug has a bubblegum x mendobreath cross that looks super. Just ordered a pack. Haven’t grown them out yet, but thought maybe it was worth mentioning... I have grown other strains by him, and they were legit

Super Silver Haze F3 freebies in living soil.

There’s quite a few seedbanks who carry his gear now. He just now officially released them a few weeks ago. Maybe why you couldn’t find them before.

Anyone else get their hands on Koma’s gear? I just popped 5 of his Honeytree. I don’t think his seeds have officially dropped yet, but I know he’s been doing a lot of giveaways. I won Honeytree and Fotia in an Auction... I’ll keep you guys updated on the grow

Without the blurple. Putabreath

No malted barley powder... I’m only chopping because I moved my grow. I haven’t even looked at the trichomes yet.

They’ll get the axe on day 60.

Putabreath day 53 in organic soil

I think I seen he said he was done with the “breath” lines, so he can work on other projects.

They probably aren’t aphids. Look at the link I sent you. Also YouTube has some videos. If I had to bet, they are probably hyposasis miles mites. They are good. I have a healthy population. They’ll go after the bad guys.

Not at all. The mychorrizae really explode with degrading vegetation. I also plant cover crop. Up until flower, I’m constantly chopping and turning my clover. I add compost, dank top dressing, and barley mulch on top. The soil really comes alive. Fungi, mites, worms all love it. Then especially...

I can’t get a relative size. They May be hyposasis miles mites. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypoaspis_miles There are only a few things to really worry about. If you have a complete healthy soil food web, in optimal conditions it usually self regulates pest. Just keep an eye out for...

I’m in no till. All my fan leaves after defoliation are just added to the top layer of my pots. After harvest all stalks are chopped into 3-4 in pieces and added as mulch. The worms, mites, and fungi break everything down fairly quickly.

So much misinfo here... be careful who you take advice from.

Ive been using buildasoil. They are good for any thing organic that’s hard to find around here. Free shipping and it’s at your door in a few days https://buildasoil.com/collections/aeration/products/bio-char?variant=3856320005

NM. Just seen you threw in composted cow manure... should be a dank mix