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The best weed I ever had was bought through the OCS. They had a tiny amount, it sold out fast, and it never came back. I'm guessing it was a craft producer. It was called Strawberry Ice, I don't remember what producer was selling it, or what the claimed THC percentage was. I forgot how to tell...

That's pretty awesome. I'm only a little ways in, but I just grabbed a shot glass of soil from the basement.

Yeah. I've never done that. But a few of the older guys on here have. Aside from the seed bank keeping it and saying they never got it, they might actually never get it. Any postal employee could grab it.

What is mainstream now was "newer genetics" once. There's also a phenomenon called "hybrid vigour". It's pretty interesting. When I order from a place that's new to me, I'll usually start off small so if I get ripped off it's not too big a deal. I haven't been ripped off yet, but it's a definite...

Some plants, yes. My hot peppers don't seem to grow while the lights are on, but grow new leaves overnight. But they also stall out for a week in the seedling stage while they shoot out a lot of roots. I haven't noticed either of these things happen with cannabis.

Well, you can pay via paypal, right? I've seen "cash by mail" on a bunch of sites, so that's not really a red flag to me. I do think the budget website is a little questionable, but for a new seed bank it kind of makes sense. I might give them a try when I'm in the market for new seeds, post...

The spores are in the air you're breathing right now. They're on food too. Same with the mold spores that cause farmer's lung. It's the concentration, strain of fungus, and how healthy you are that matter most.

That's why I asked about lot numbers. If they made a mistake with a seed run and mislabelled it that's one thing, but two? Too bad there's no way for you to be sure they're not from the same run. What did they say when you contacted them?

Side note, Powdery mildew is a fungus, not a mold. I still don't think you should smoke it. Almost everything I've seen focuses on aspergillus. https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/article/mold-the-good-bad-and-not-so-ugly/ This might help.

We would have a better idea what shape your plant is in if we could see it.

Kitten is definitely not cool with dogs, lol.

The cameras I use now have spotlights on them, so they're motion activated too. Takes something the size of a person to set them off. A minute or two of light on your plants is better than having them stolen though.

I started using it end of the growing season 2019. Before that I had been up potting once a month while in veg, and using Promix organic based tomato,fruit, and vegetable 3-6-12 as bloom nutes. A good soil mixed with living compost gives your plants everything they need for a while. But the bags...

I was referring to the ectomycorrhizae which are unable to colonize vascular plants like cannabis. I didn't mean the entire product was useless.

If I remember correctly, glomus intraradices is the endo that has the strongest evidence of beneficial effects on cannabis plants. Great White has a bunch of strains that are completely useless to the plants.

I'm getting good results with the Megacrop one part. In soil.

That sounds more doable. Seems like you have a good plan. Only advice I can give is start the seeds in medium instead of germinating them, and maybe have a couple of motion activated cameras with lights around your grow. It's going to make a tempting target. I've been ripped before.

It's big enough for 30 plants? Just bear in mind that light intensity falls off quickly the further you get from the window. More than 3 feet might cause them to stretch. And they will definitely lean towards it

If you start the seeds in March you will need a lot of room. I did that for my first outdoor grow, and the girls were 2 feet tall, and I had topped them twice before I got them outside mid May. Luckily we didn't get a late frost that year. Good luck.

Niagara Peninsula here too. I use a Jiffy pod mini greenhouse from Canadian Tire. You can get them in 6 or 12 pod sizes. While it might not be necessary, I scrape the sides of the seeds so a little powder comes off, then I put them in. I fold a towel and put it on a seedling heat mat and then...