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Hey all. I've read about the different methods of using super soils. I'm interested in the concentrated soil at the bottom of the pot style and want to adapt that but as reserve for when I go into bloom.I want to build my soil to have a bottom layer for bloom and the rest filled with just a...

I've been using Down to earth vegan mix 3-2-2 and here is the list of what's in it Derived from: Soybean Meal, Neem Seed Meal, Alfalfa Meal, Rock Phosphate, Langbeinite, Greensand and Kelp Meal ALSO CONTAINS NON-PLANT FOOD INGREDIENT(S): 2.5% Humic Acids derived from Leonardite My question is...

Starting a new grow with this light in a 2x2x4 and have some questions https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087JKDVTF/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_KG0K7211VMC5H4KA9BNP?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 They show the hanging heights and the given ppfd levels... my only question is are they assuming that the light is...

So what would be the outcome of doing a reverse subcool mix with the concentration on top to water in over time

When it comes to making super soil the process involves mixing it throughly or concentrating it in the bottom layer of the soil. I've heard in normal gardening people would add their fertilizers on top of their beds and between their rows or make a small pocket with their chosen nutrients to be...

Like which seeds work best sown into a bigger or final pot as opposed to started in pots/pellets and vice versa.

Explain?

Has anyone ever started their seed(s) in their final pot size but had different sized biodegradable cups in the center to act as potting up? Would this not work the same? since roots will first get balled up in the first (peat,coco) cup before breaking down to move to the next pocket?

When making up new soil, is it better to mix your slow release amendments in or top dress and water in?

I've always gone under the assumption that the day you put your seed in soil is day 1 of its life, I've heard others say day 1 starts when it sprouts. Curious as to what rule of thumb you all go by

That's what I'm wondering, but just cant figure from where. I'm not complaining given seeing the price they run just to have to buy a colony of them. Just wondering if others had the same

Upon tending to my tent plants I noticed the top of my coco was moving and found what I searched to be hypoaspis miles. After hearing they're beneficial and have seen no damage to my plant, my question is how did they appear? I'm using coco coir super soil with down to earth vegan mix and neem...

Has anyone ever used just their exhaust fan only in a tent and used the negative pressure to bring air through the canopy and not have to use any extra fans inside doing the work and have no problems?

I just discovered Jack's and curious as to if you add the stated dosage per gallon or do you add it till you hit your target ppm?