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I think perlite and coco coir would fit the bill. I use both for the same purpose. Bringing in the outdoor soil is controversial. On this organics forum, people would probably be for it if you know you have quality stuff. Some less organic people would say it's a virgin like having...

I have a little homemade worm farm made from those plastic storage bins. Everything has been working well. I want to take the castings from the lower level, which is now full, and my understanding is that I should stop feeding the lower level and feed the upper level to get the worms to move...

I think you end up with salt buildup. Better to go with more conventional sources of nutes. I think for a gallon of water, you add 5 to 10 percent urine. It's really hot. I pee in my outdoor composting super soil like 1 time. Works fine. This topic comes up from time to time. In an...

Couple other thoughts: 1. My 3 gal TLO plants have that little burn on the tips where the ss ones generally do not. I wonder if that is from the root tip just tasting the flower spike. My containers are 3 gal and I went ahead and ran spikes in them even though he says you don't have spike it...

I am running some TLO containers side by side with SS right now. This is very unscientific, but I feel like I am getting similar results to TLO. I am not using only RO water , which is stressed in that book. It is worth reading, whether you agree with what he says or not. I think spikes and...

You bag and 12/12 your cutting by putting it a glass of water. I cut, put the cutting in a glass or water, put that in a cardboard box with the top open, keep the box on 12 /12 and catch dropped pollen on a white/wax paper on the floor of the box. I 12/12 the box by closing the I'd if it's not...

My understanding from reading is that ,once in progress, seeds will finish under 24, 18, whatever. I have not tried this myself. There is natural principle here too: reproduce at all coasts. I remember fwiw, that the person who said this was credible, because that had never occurred to me...

Never done it, but it seems like wild cannabis must eat a lot composted cannabis, since it grows in stands or clusters and drops seeds onto dead pot plants to grow next spring.

I have had problems with my hard water, then i diluted it with half reverse osmosis water and it's fine now. Don't know my ppms but it's gotta be up there.

In the True Living Organics book, the author recommends half a cup and a normal amount of dolomite for about 1 cf. I am trying this mix now, so far so good, but I omitted the gypsum due to no supply.

Sounds like you're on the Right track.

What type of high do people get from og? Does seem like the trendy thing. You wonder how much of this stuff is the "real" og.

Compassionate distributors in ruidoso has good pot.

Excellent link. Keep in mind you are selecting as you breed. In the link,if you were trying to get some dented peas, you would see a little bit of those in f2 and would weed out the round peas. If you keep doing this for about 7 gens, you end up with, like, over 90percent dented peas. That...

I like how you are going all the way with this, and your clone field. Good job.

I think sub and dj would pick 2 because shortness and late pollen are recessive /drug traits. Plus the plant has a good structure.

Way to go, man! You're bringing in the sheaves-in difficult conditions.

The nutes you are citing are appropriate for your plants fading in super soil. Assuming you made the super soil according to instructions, just use more of it next time for the strains that are heavy feeders. Two weeks is kind of an early fade, but they all feed differently. I would top dress...

Does your bed have any liner? I am thinking of something similar:dig a big hole, put in killer ganja soil. I'm wondering if some kind of plastic liner on the bottom would help with water retention, or just be anaerobic and nasty. Good job taking on the heat. I did some outdoor containers in...

Maybe adding it to your current horse manure or compost pile is the way to go. If your yard likes it, it's probably good,and you can reduce the nastiness through composting.