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FUCK PRO-MIX. You guys are overpaying for bullshit, just grab a bag of straight canadian sphagnum peat moss. Promix is a very, very inconsistant product with its liming agents so if you're shooting for control just lime the peat yourself. Buy a bag of BioAg VAM and use on transplant for...

He's not lying...at all...

No such thing as properly mixed soil running cold either Roots Organics mycorizhal product, I can't remember the name, also contains yucca powder.

Do you like saving money? Do you like healthier plants? Do you like better buds? Do you like greater ease of use? Do you like being self-sufficient and taking pride in your work? Grow organics, and none of that organic bottle nonsense :weed:

I'd recommend simply top dressing with EWC and a sprinkle of kelp and alfalfa. Also stop dumping guano on your plants, it takes at least 6 weeks to become available, best to just mix it in dry when cooking your soil. If you want nutrients in your tea, look into botanical teas and fermented...

It's about the only way to maintain a garden AND a career, lol. Don't know what I'd do without TLO

Right, I'd start at the max recommended dosage, lol

I ran promix and roots for my 2nd run, results were tasty, but you gotta really dump the shit in there man.

You can't overuse rock dusts, I've seen good results with applications up to 10 cups per cu. ft.

I'd use it, guano's are good ammendments just takes a while to break down. You still need kelp though for proper mineralization.

You can find the PBH at a grain and feed store, it's often sold as animal bedding. Never heard of dried horse poo for aeration, lol

I thought it was from clone, lame. I start my seeds IN the rapid rooters, just sacrifice a cube and tare off chunks to cover the seeds

Forgot that GI also takes 6-8 weeks to colonize, so any application after the first few weeks of veg is relatively pointless

Clones take a while man and vary greatly between strains. Anyone who says they full root a clone in under 2 weeks if lying through their fucking teeth :p, you're doin just fine

You'll be groovy here in a couple weeks man, when spring rolls around water it down with some good ACT to kick start dat bitch

Gotta not be a cheap ass and shell out for a dehumidifier :p or lower your temps (Air conditioner)

I've found diversity in my aeration to be my 'trick'. Use multiple forms, shapes, sizes, consistencies, and 'half life. Also, whenever I'm filling a pot, I like to take just a small handful of rice hulls and mix it into the bottom 3 or 4 inches of the pot.

With the 1:1:1, its referring to peat:compost:aeration. So say your recipe was gonna be 2 gallons peat, 2 gallons compost ( or castings, or both!), 2 gallons perlite, I would advise using 1 gallon of FFOF and 1 gallon of peat in that aspect of the ratio. Your compost is the life of your soil...

With the 1:1:1, its referring to peat:compost:aeration. So say your recipe was gonna be 2 gallons peat, 2 gallons compost ( or castings, or both!), 2 gallons perlite, I would advise using 1 gallon of FFOF and 1 gallon of peat in that aspect of the ratio. Your compost is the life of your soil so...

Did...did I...Did I just get raped?