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starting plants march 1st indoors eventually bringing them out weather permitting aprilish. i will buy clones and up-pot to gallon pots then eventually to 5 gallon pots as i first bring them out. when they are ready to go out i will put them in smart pots, my question is should i use 100 or 250...

awesome yeah makes sense, its not like they dont make enough as it is ... geez ..thanks for the input and thats prolly what i was gonna do anyway cause the funds are drying out quick

just applied last top dressing of casting and earth juice rainbow mix bloom. all my plants are in flower (obviously at diff stages) and i am using a feeding schedule as follows: 100 gallon smart pots, 8-10 gallons per water/feed. every other watering i mix nutes as follows: 1 tbsp earth juice...

alright so i have 8 plants ...7 in 100 gallon cloth bags, the other in a 33 gallon black trashcan.... i moved the one in the trashcan today and discovered ants farming these white larvae creatures.. i beleive they are ant eggs/larvae but wanna make sure there not aphid, gnats, etc.... i have...

yeah i would let her finish out with that short of a time.... anything longer than that i would ask someone else cause i am not sure

alright thanks for the input... yeah it would make sense for the top layer of soil to still be moist but beneath it there is a nute lockout of some sort... and it didnt help that it was one of the hottest weeks we have had all year. i didnt feel like i over fed thhem but i will make sure not to...

alright i am gonna try to make this as short but as descriptive as possible. First off thanks for anybodys feedback in dvance!! anyways i am a first time grower... i am in nor cal with a few relatives and everthing is in cordinance with prop 215. our family has 8 plants that we originally bought...

completely normal as said above... you def have enough nitrogen to last for your grow if you are just going 1 more week. dont give it any nutes unless you are wanting to smoke them... your plant isnt starving/ dying so let it use up the remaining nitrogen it has to give it a better natural taste

yeah i know i have spent hours lookin at pics and reading through threads and their are so many species....and i fuckin thru the bug away like a stoner but i did not see any "pinchers" on its ass. i have spent a lot of time cultivating random spots on random plants soil and would watch that...

well actually i beleive what i seen hasnt been aphids, but what i orginallly thought, fungus gnats... doesnt mean i dont have aphids too but either way i finally killed one of these bastards... could some one confirm if this is a fungus gnat? also i have dug around in the top inch of soil...

well i was hoping i wouldnt have to post on this forum but it looks as i may have root aphids or maybe fungus gnats... i have been reading through countless posts trying to differentiate the 2 but cant. i have looked in my soil for larvae but havent seen any yet and even dug around on my worst...

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yeah... if you were trying to grow some trees def ground had endless opportunity but with that you got, 5 gallon are just fine. i have seen pics of plants 6-7 ft tall and several feet wide in 10 gallons. you are in no danger of becoming rootbound by switching to 5 gallons

haha if i were on death row i dont think i would care lol but yeah def keep watering it

with the size of your plants pots are def still an alright option tho, espicially this late in the year. what are those that you have them in now like 2 gallon? but either option will work... another con of ground is the possibility of bugs as well as wallower critters... moles, etc... some more...

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fox farm ocean forrest soil and no you should have a nice root mass built up by now... just give it a lil water in themorning so that it is still slightly moist in the evening and it will slide right out... either a larger pot or ground... your preference... they both have...

yes you can but its def better to use some non sulfur molasses to help feed the mircolobes (however you spell it) in the soil... but if you are using a earth juice product with it in there then you should be fine, might just not get the full effect of making the tea from scratch as the earth...

haha i will have to take your word for that one

yeah i havent noticed it eating at any of the leaves although many stink bugs are herbevores... there are over 200 species of them