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I tried five girls per 1kw light in 7 gallons and they crowded each other out after stretch and yield suffered. I did better on yield with four plants than five per 1kw. Just food for thought. And if you haven't bought containers yet, I can promise you that you won't be disappointed if you go...

Believe it or not, cocaine and methamphetamine are both Schedule 2. What a fucked up world we live in, eh?

If you're gonna finish in any container smaller than 7 gallons, you won't be able to use super soil as a just-add-water recipe. You're going to have to give liquid feed, and if you're going to that trouble, why even use super soil anyway? The whole point of using super soil is for simplicity. In...

No TGA beans for your super soil? How dare you? lol I use 1/3-1/2 container of SS in the bottom.

The dankness awaits.

I can tell you from personal experience that super soil cooked for six weeks w/ 1 cup dolomite per cubic foot + R/O water = HORRIBLE cal/mag deficiency. The dolomite for sure does not provide adequate calcium and magnesium unless it is allowed to break down over a much longer period of time. R/O...

Is your tap water fucked? Why are you using r/o anyway?

It's prilled for worker safety, less dust exposure. Dolomite should be used as a pH buffer and soil sweetener, not as a readily available source of Ca or Mg.

The lime doesn't break down quickly enough to provide ample calcium and magnesium. You will definitely need to supplement if you are using straight r/o water. Also, don't use any Cal Mag supplement with calcium nitrate in it, like Botanicare or Advanced or Techniflora. Supersoil is very high in...

Another thumbs up here for the GO CaMg+. I use tap water that has plenty of calcium and magnesium anyway, but every few waterings I mix up a dose of this stuff for the girls and they love it. Keeps 'em nice and green, plus it has molasses in it and revs up the micro herd.

Doesn't need to be done in the sun. I cook mine in my basement. The composting process generates plenty of heat on its own.

The latest I ever took them was 65 days and that was about 20% amber for the taller girls and around 30% for the pink lemonade. I always go by trichomes, because days of flowering can vary based on feeding, CO2, etc. They did start throwing a few nanners here and there after around day 60, but I...

Jack the Ripper is hands-down the most effective pain relief variety of herb I've ever had. It's a very special plant. Works better than any pure Indica ever could. The Pink Lemonade pheno is best for this. Good luck.

That's the stuff. Dolomite has a 2:1 Ca:Mg ratio.

Other than how cool looking the trifoliate was, nothing else changed. No loss in yield or potency, so I was okay with it. Funny how certain traits change though.

Lowes sells dolomite lime where I live. I assume they would elsewhere. It's sold as a soil sweetener, but it will say on the bag if it's dolo or hydrated. Also, get pulverized if you can, pelletized is crap.

Hey sub, I remember reading something you wrote about not liking Schrom because it was "angry weed" or something like that. Could you go in depth about this?

My super soil puts off serious heat the first two weeks it composts. There's no need for sunlight. I do it in the basement in big ass rubbermaid tubs. Just make sure you don't get it too wet or the bacteria could go anaerobic on you and go bad. Try to get it to that just-out-of-the-bag perfect...

I've grown out JTR and loved it. Here's what I can tell you: -Aside from the Pink Lemonade pheno, all the plants put on I would say 60% of their weight during weeks 6-8. I remember thinking the same thing, the stretchier phenos were real sparse until day 45-ish. Then they just packed it on like...

I've never used it personally, but I've heard nice things about Black Gold.