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that means the roots are in the top and not growing into the bottom soil because it's too wet and they need air. next grow train the roots by graduating the size of containers start small until they go into the smart pots, you can also make the seedlings stretch a little and then bury the stem...

They're great covered in chocolate, they sold them at a bar I use to hang out at....oh ya drunk again. This stuff works but it takes awhile https://www.planetnatural.com/product/semaspore-grasshopper-control/ and make sure the expired date is good. The local Indians in my area use to set the...

if they don't have an ingredients list and a soil test results don't get it and make sure the batch you buy is what they deliver. I got burned buying so called soil from a landscape supply place be careful.

cya and use predatory nematodes to make sure there are no bad bugs in the soil because ff is known for having bugs in it. https://greenmethods.com/nematodes/

You don't have to ditch your old soil just get some predatory nematodes https://greenmethods.com/nematodes/

bacteria/fungi/mycorrhiza have a huge part in soil biology. .

I had mites last year they were only on one plant and neem didn't faze em, I watered it in and mixed neem meal in the soil and sprayed with it and they just partied on, more neem please. what did finely kill em was Captain Jacks Dead Bug Brew. They say that mites can't build up a resistant to...

high quality soil should get you to flower you can give them worm castings tea but when they start to flower they will need calcium and magnesium. they don't care about night are they in total darkness when indoors if not they won't flower. Feel the soil it needs to be moist not wet feel the...

it needs too be in a bigger container it's root bound big time.

Just autos

flowering plants need calcium/ mag. you can put some egg shells and Epsom salts in the blender with hot water blend on high and make it as small as you can.

what are you giving them now?

looks like early cal/mag deficiency.

there's a whole thread on here that is full of good info by people who do it just look in the organics forum

you can rinse it and then sun dry it that's all they do to the Ag stuff it's the same stuff.

not necessary but it will improve plant health if it's done right.

September, October if they're not autos.

best to start seedlings in small containers that way you can control the moisture in a big container there are no roots to use the water so it gets water logged and the new roots won't grow into it. put them in smaller containers and using a soil just for seedlings.

Trifecta Crop Control http://www.dazeys.com/blog/trifecta/ http://www.trifecta.com.bz/about.html this stuff is safe to use on pot.