cover crop

Hi guys! I'm now setting up a new outdoor grow in Organics (Autoflowers, a bit late but in my country it's still good).. I was looking for an advice about covering the soil to avoid pests and water evaporation.. I got 40 liters air pots with 50/50 coco perlite in em, covered the TOP layer...

(The picture is the soil getting a top dressing for a reset) I only use my tents for flowering. I veg under a 4ft 4 bulb 5000k LED shop light from Amazon. I built a simple and cheap sip planter for vegging plant. It works amazing and I'll also make a post on the planter. But yep this is all...

hey yall so im currently running a no till soil run, for the last week or so ive been sprinkling clover seed onto my soil and for some reason they just wont take they always end up sprouting way to far underneath the dirt to even make it by the time i water and i find them underneath they're all...

I've seen some amazing results in Humboldt of "no til" farming, using cover crops to keep the soil fungus alive, happy, and expanding during the off season. What I wonder is what you are going to use as a cover crop this season? I do know that I plan on adding a silica amendment and brewing up...