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You need to start you germed seeds in a organic starter soil of some sort with next to zero nutes in it. What I would do with that happy frog, I would add the amount that it calls for to the bottom of your soil mix. So im digging 3 by 3 foot deep I would layer those nutes 2 feet down so the...

Doesnt the molasses have to contain sulfer? Also, how much do you use?

A lil help would be appreciated.

Excuse my inexperience but what method of fiming is this?

Here is what I have to work with so far. I have mixed mg organic with perlite, compost manure, worms, alfalfa meal, and watered with lime saturated water to heat it up. I bought worm castings, peat moss, organic ganuled long term release, (phosphate rock, animal protein...

So ive decided that the only thing thats in the back of my head during my season is males and herms. I understand buying fems and clones help incredibly but I just have dank bag seed and thats what Im using. I am growing outside also, no access to indoor lights after 3 weeks of foliage. What...

I am growing outdoor this year and was wondering if bringing my babies outside during the day and then taking them inside for a continuous 24/0 light cycle for the first couple weeks would be ok? I dont have a very good light either. My girls have been stretching on me.

I woke up this morning early to possibly a really good idea for a new soil amendment. What if you were to use coconut shell activated charcoal in your soil? This is what I do know about avtivated charcoal and what it does: it is used for human ingestion and water filtering processes. It is...

I woke up this morning early to possibly a really good idea for a new soil amendment. What if you were to use coconut shell activated charcoal in your soil? This is what I do know about avtivated charcoal and what it does: it is used for human ingestion and water filtering processes. It is...

Oh ok. That is something I had no idea about. I knew that you can burn seedlings pretty easy but I didnt know why. Thanks guys. I appriciate all this great info.

So the nutrients could possibly make them herm at the end. That is interesting. Basically a herm comes from any kind of stress prior to flowering? Or are there certain actions that promote herms?

Let me know what you guys think! I have failed 3 times this year to meet my standards of a seedling plant and I finally found the correct mixture for my seedlings. 60% organic mg soil. 15% perlite. 15% sand and 10% peat moss. And three alfalfa meal cubes with about 25 worms. I let that mix...

I just put my germinated seeds in soil and 5 of 12 have sprouted and 2 out of the three have yellow leaves with brown tips. My soil mix is 60 % soil, 30% perlite and 10% worm castings. Did the worm castings burn my seedlings? Should I restart my grow due to the early stress? I have plenty of...

How are you going to sex them?

I dont have any problems yet. Im just planning ahead just in case. I have really good mold resistant strain and dont want pests ruining it for me. So ill try the nematodes.

Does anyone have any personal experience with organic pesticides?

Fantastic everyone. I am going to try both methods to see the results. I love trying different things. You never know until you experience it.

Ok. Thanks.

I plan to mix worm castings peat perlite and organic soil. Is this sufficient, if so what ratio should I incorporate?

What I did for my first inside grow was buy a t5 light mix up some organic soil, some composted manure, and perlite and I watered them everytime they needed it. As long as you start out with some dank seeds and you end up with a couple females... Your gonna have some good bud if dryed and cured...