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I'd intersperse some tomato cages in there next time you goddamn maniac! Lol Shit looks great bro.

Hell yea dude!

Also reduce the amount of plastic being used!

If your compost has bugs in it than the compost probably wasn't fully or properly finished because you didn't maintain the proper temperature. They could also be beneficial insects that would eat harmful things like spider mites but in an indoor environment without proper biodiversity they could...

Definitely doesn't take much.

Doesn't matter it's highly soluble, stir that shit like crazy and you'll be fine.

Buy a bale of promix to plant in and bag of granular organic tomato fertilizer, down to earth brand is my fave but espoma or any home depot carried brand will do. Mix in one tablespoon for every one gallon of soil. That will be way easier for a beginner like yourself than mixing bottles. Not to...

Say it one more time for the people in the back!

Wanna save some money and increase your profits?

If you're doing a 6,000 watt grow you shouldn't be doing any bottled nutes man it's not economical.

It's garbage dog. Throw it in the river.

it's one of the reasons nutrients from compost are more uptakeable than nutrients from shells or bone matter.

No humic acid is created by organic matter as it breaks down. Your compost will actually release humic acids into your soil as it breaks down and releases nutrients into your mix.

They're just another bottle company using fertilizers that you could get for cheaper on your own and putting their label on it. I'll be posting my updated intro to organics guide later it'll save you a ton of money and help with your learning curve into soil. I'll keep you posted friend.

I'm sorry friends I just need another couple of days to edit! My life lately is filled with making music, Spanish and French wines, and mounds of organic matter! The writing has fallen a little to the wayside but it is not being neglected! If I don't have it posted late Thursday night than it...

3 parts peat, one part aeration or 2 parts peat, 1 part aeration. Or even parts peat, aeration, and compost. For the rabbit shit I've always top dressed. 1/4 cup for small plants, whole cup for big ones. If you mixed in the soil I'd say probably 1/2 cup to a cup per cubic foot. Sulfate of...

The cheap potting soil is just gonna be peat and aeration, if you go the peat route you're gonna have to add aeration. So no matter what way you go you're gonna end up with the same thing, it's just do you wanna buy it yourself or get it ready to go. As for the kelp, you're adding it more for...

Rabbit poo is the shit! If you pick up a bag of rabbit food at the pet store and look at the back you'll recognize the nutrients the rabbit is getting just so happen to be all the essential nutrients for growing plants. And unlike chicken or cow shit there is no composting or aging necessary...

Boo this man! Boooooo

I'm super close to having my updated intro to organics guide finished! It features some updated ideas for soil development and fertility based off different things I've tried and seen work in other organic grows that I've consulted on. There will be some retreaded information (though I think...