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Stay away from soil near evergreens such as pine, spruce, fir etc as this soil will be acidic. Also stay away from red cedar as they have an herbicide in their bark. If By bog you mean a peat bog be aware that peat is notoriously acidic as well. Deciduous forests should be okay as far as soil...

I only grow a 4-7 but I share my light with a few other growers

I can't answer that. I only have 1 light it's 380,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 watts and it is about 149.5 million km above my plants

Get yourself some Spanish mint. It grows the same and who doesn't love mojitos... In the summer I drink so many mojitos:cool:

I did previously and occasionally supplement now. I mix my soilless mix with compost and bone meal and that suits the plant needs for most of the grow. In addition the beneficial micro bacteria can be poisoned by chemical nutrients as I understand.

What is with this? The second inside a week. Buy a cheap scale.. Honestly I couldn't tell you what a gram looks like anymore. I can tell you that a half looks like approximately a 4L milk jug.

I agree, I go to my local garden center personally. At a garden center you can tell them you are growing peppers, tomatoes, mint... They are all the same family and essential treated the same as far as grow conditions (the mint is not from seed fyi)

i use sunshine mix (same idea) #1 is the one I'm using currently (#4 has less moisture retention and may be better for indoor)

The lights are too far away or not intense enough. The seedling is stretching for light. I'm with RDale

By the looks of it you have more than 2 weeks to go imo. I would guess at 4 at least.

By "soil richness" I am referring to how much food is present in the soil. If you are using a MG potting mix that stuff is full of time release food as it is. I would caution you to feed additional nutrients. As far as feeding nearing harvest, there is a chance you could change your flavour...

It depends on what she is planted in. If it's a rich soil, you are probably fine. Honestly, a feeding now and a feeding again in a week probably would not hurt her. I wouldn't feed her too close to the finish line though.

How long has she been flowering for? During flowering I would suggest a higher phosphorous nutella though a balanced one is likely fine. I don't like feeding anything past 3-4 weeks into flowering, after week 3 ish I let the plant run her course with the nutrients she has. I personally use a...

Do NOT foliar feed with MG. Use the recommended amount and mix it with water (1tsp to 1 gal or whatever it says) then water with it until you see run off. Water in between feedings as normal and feed once a week or so until flowering. If you are using the MG tomato food you will likely end up...

The same thing I grow every year. I seed a few lowers every year on plants with traits I like. Seed come out of 2 different batches, one set of seeds is from a "first gen" that I keep (lemon skunk x nl Crossed with seeds from "shit I used to smoke in high school" 20 years ago. The second set...

Two weeks since the seeds were dropped in the soil. So it begins...

Move to Denver where the prices are reasonable and it snows in May. o_O

As is, it's good to go. If you plan on storing it I suggest air tight or in the freezer.

It appears as if you have more than one.

Mine are always done in pots. I have had good success with Sunshine Mix #1, #4 and Pro-Mix personally. Upon transplants I always amend with bone meal. This year I am using the #1, the transplants will be a sunshine mix blended with compost.