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Just take a minute to think about where "hash plant" genetics come from. They're exclusively from deserts(based on necessity, as flower will not store and retain quality, for any length of time, in a desert) and the best come from "cold" deserts, ie high elevation. How much humate do you suppose...

i'll also say the company guys said there's 2 cup/ cubic foot of both the fossilized kelp and the azomite. that was a year to a year and half ago. which can be a bit depending on how much your using in your mix... doing a worm bin calcium carbonate is best imao. a little bit of clay(azomite) can...

I have, its good for mineralization. The kelp, isnt kelp, its calcified fossilized kelp. the rock mineral is azomite. so add some kelp. also, if you were to make your own and add those things during, i'd suspect that it'd be WAY better FYI.

if ya doing no till, ya need a cover crop or mulch, preferably both. The trash bag is more of the straight alan Adkisson way, i dont think he was reusing soil and he was using a cup(1/2?) of dolomite a cubic foot! I got crazy fungus, no bag. dont forget your lacto! its become apparent to me that...

I dont think that's entirely true. thenaturefarm has 2 gallon pots with LOS. I will agree/say that the larger you make your pot, the easier it'll be. larger pot, larger ecosystem, easier to buffer itself and will take hits(as in your learning) better. full disclosure: i'm running 40ish gallon...

ehhh, i've always seen some more inert media used, be it sand, stone or soilless.

Ney, but they dissipate faster than most scraps in my worm bin. when i get another one i'll give her a try. I can't imagine it'd do anything negative. my plants really seamed to like the scooby in the res but when ya got near it, you smelled it..... I checked my res's ph for first time and it...

are you in a arid climate?

i've always been curious about it. the aquaponic guys love it. pretty cheap in the midwest/eastcoast.

your plants look good. i'll just leave this here, the description from the BF website: Barneys Farm are continually pushing the limits of marijuana genetics, improving their selection and breeding processes to create something that is truly breath-taking. ACAPULCO GOLD™ is the next generation of...

i see what your saying, just keep in mind that IndicaXsativa doesn't necessarily equal 50/50 indica/sativa. That may be what you get when you average the genetics but different phenos/genos have different ratios and/or dominant genetics. edit: and looking at the newer growth on the previous post...

BF's AG is crossed with afghani. thats pretty clear from a lot of grow reports & i believe they confirmed it. now if your's is flowering @ 14weeks you got a nice AG expression, tho to me the leaves do look indica(also a misnomer,from a botany stand point indica is any strain that intoxicates...

Nice! another tip if your goin for weight/gurth/size is to skip the smart pot, make a mound or just use garden fabric as siding. believe it or not the pot will restrict roots significantly if they have to grow thru it to the soil. i found it hard to believe initially bc ya always see root poking...

they're definitely better & cheaper than perlite. if your looking for something guaranteed to last the year outdoors, pumice or lava rock is best. really depends on where ya are and how big o pots u gotta fill. west coast will have pumice, cheap. if ya go and pick it up at a landscaping place...

after a few rounds they'll be completely gone. However, there's duel sides to this for no till & SIPs. If ya have adequate soil life, they take care of aeration & if your not having cascading water from the top your not fuckin up those burrows. Total water saturation may be an issue but ive been...

Damn! No traffic this last month! I tried putting a scoby with some kombucha in the res and it just made the res smell for awhile. scobys are prob best used as a top dressing.

hes was in that pic of the AG. near the top of the plant/photo. i dont think they're problematic for MJ

lol, that stink bug. idk, that made me laugh.

i was just saying that in reference to the 16 different mychorrhizal fungi in that rainbow product. only one colonizes MJ. if you had clover and cereal might get use of 2-3 of em. Glomus intraradices/ Rhizophagus irregularis are the same & i think there 1-2 other names for it. I only know of...

unless you have a cover crop, all but one of those mycos are useless & even if you do, just 2-3 are. If you wanna include a range of good fungi make an IMO from the KNF school of thought. If your looking for a range of laboratory and/or beneficial bacteria i like Biorighteous from EJ.