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"based on the bandana and hair style indicating lower wealth" "so they are just poor stoners right?" Kinda sad to see language like this from a member in a 'happy" forum. I imagine the majority in this forum are apartment dwellers who have small ops. The criticism and jokes should of been...

Ya, and when you mix your nutes to the water, just pour those nutes in and don't worry about how much. What a dumb f-ing reply. To the original poster, even though this is an old post, the proper mixture is 3/4 cups to every 1 gallon of water. This is the same mixture which can be used to...

Friend. Please ignore everything you are told here, it will only confuse you as everybody like with every subject has their own opinions. So read up and learn, but ignore it all. If your goal is to get started with organics it's best to use a simple line-up then work your way to a custom feed...

Poser organics? What are we in high school now? In case you didn't read the original post, he is a beginner. The last thing you want to tell him is to start out making supersoils when he hasn't even had any experience with a basic organic grow. Just bad advice, sorry. Bottled organic nute...

Yes, to each their own. But I used the Superoots 5.2 gallons for 3 grows with basic 5 gallon drywall buckets and saw ZERO difference in above or below growth. I saw different root growth patterns but not stronger or more massive. And so far, I have seen no differences with your grow here...

Absolutely no difference whatsoever between the standard and air pot, just like the pictures a few pages before. If I had to vote on which one is larger or wider or just better overall, I would vote for the standard pot. Going to continue, only on page 7 of 9.

Burlap my friend, burlap. It's strong, breathable and perfect for lining custom plastic buckets like yours for air-pruning and trapping.

For indoor grows 5 gal max is recommended if you're working with 7-8 foot ceilings. You can either throw the germinated seed(I would not germinate seed in 5 gal, use paper towel method) right into the 5 gal and start to finish with one container, NO TRANSPLANTING. Or, what I do is start in a...

That's just ridiculous Let's count. One, two, three, four. Four. You transplant a minimum of 4 times before flower. It may be your way, it may work for you, but it's some of the worst advise you could give to a new or fellow grower. 18 gallon? Are you growing outside eventually or throughout...

Enjoy the lower yield with the CMHs.

Sorry to hear about this issue. Well, hopefully almost 2 months later your situation is resolved to some degree. Take Care. And I hope to see you back on here as I will be doing a full journal of my first real EJ grow and I would love to get your feedback along the way. Peace

Hello there again, I have finally set-up everything and I'm about 5 days away from beginning my first EJ grow. By 5 days I mean I will begin seed germination then. It took way more time to construct the new rooms than I thought it would, and I'm anal so that took another month. I'll let you...

Save yourself the money and get some 1/2 gallon and 5 gallon plastic buckets. Seedling and veg in 1/2 gallons for 2-4 weeks, transplant once(like it's suppose to be done) into the 5 gallon for the remainder of the plants life. You can just drill 1/8-1/4 holes at the bottom and around the lower...

I know this is old but I thought I'd school a veteran. It's pointless to build up to larger pot sizes slowly. Once a decent root mass is obtained in a 16oz solo cup up to a 1/2 gal pot, that can and SHOULD go directly into the size of pot you wish to end the plant's life in, for most of us...

Thanks for the reply. I will probably just use it from first and only transplant through entire veg and first 2-3 weeks of flower. I do not want to use another product for more than 2 months, just too expensive. As for going from cup, to 1 gal, to 3 gal then to 5. That's just too much...

Ouch. That's expensive soil. "Ocean Forest consists of rich composted forest humus, Spaghnum peat, bat guano, fish, crab, shrimp and Norwegian kelp meals, premium earthworm castings and oyster shells to ensure a balanced pH." It's pretty much pHed for the first few weeks maybe but dolomite...

I'm looking at the back of the bottles of my EJ grow and PH UP. On the 3.75 liter bottle of grow I see nothing that states you need to use it right away. From the HydroOrganics symbol at the top left going down past the "Shake Vigorously Before Each Use", I see manual application chart, the...

OK, here it is. :wall: btw-I did see that pH: The fertilizer solution does not require pH adjustment. After emailing a friend of mine who is a medical grower in Michigan, I now have to digress from my early statement, at least partially. My friend does not use EJ but a local grower he knows...

If you don't want to bubble just use the Earth Juice PH up. It DOES NOT kill microbes in the soil, it's ALL NATURAL. Many other brands of organic and of course synthetic up and down will kill the Earth Juice nutes, but EJ up and down is meant for EJ organic growing, no matter what the EJ haters say.

Yes, 5 is too low for organic soil grow. It's the very lowest PH your plants could survive. The PH scale is 5-7. So it's obvious you shoot for 6. If after bubbling for 12-36 hours and your PH is still 5, you need to add the PH up. Just make sure to add it at least a few hours before feed so you...