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It's actually rather easy to transplant out of smarties. Grap the fabric at the top, roll it over, pull down and transplant. Works well and easy on the roots. I think I paid about 7 bucks a piece. I'm curious about the velcro on the geos... is the velcro on there to hold the bottom of the pot in...

Is there any important difference between the different fabric pots?

st0wandgrow, why water 3x week at all at stages of the plants life? I just finished my first grow where I flowered in 7 gallon smarties. I watered until I got a small amount of runoff and let the pots dry out pretty well before watering again. After transplanting into those pots (1 month veg)...

Got to love that... it gets even easier...

I ended up with all 4 plants fading nicely and I harvested them all at day 85. The best meds I've experienced period... outrageous smell and flavor with 1 - 2 hit potency and 21+ zips. How is everyone else doing with the mix?

How many bags on average and how do you prepare your dank?

No worries = No CalMag+?

Be careful on what you add to your compost pile. Ammonium, cocoa powder and H2O2??? H2O2 kills beneficial bacteria and fungi in your medium and your compost pile and anywhere else it touches. Just trying to help. Good luck!

The flavor was much cleaner but the high was not as strong IMO. Is there a different temperature to be vaping sativas or indicas at?

It's important to water your medium evenly as you now know and that includes the bottom of your pots. So, yes you should have a small amount of runoff and the plants will suck up the extra runoff water in a few minutes anyway. You don't want any dry spots in your medium after watering. It's real...

I received the 10,000 worms from Lazy's Red Wigglers on July 26th and they cost me $165.95 with shipping. I made a funny video of the worms when I released them into their new home. It looked like a tital wave of worms in slow motion... LOL! Then, I read the instructions which said that you need...

You have the proper amount of epsom salt and dolomite lime in your mix. Tap water contains magnesium and calcium which plants require and RO water doesn't. Typically calcium and magnesium are added back to RO water at approximately 100ppm and more for heavy feeders. General Organics Cal-Mag+ is...

Would there be any benefit to adding humics/fulvics to the worm bin?

I'm gonna give it a try @ 369 and I will report back...

Yep... seems like it to me too but your stressing the microbes at the least... What about your other plants? are you PH-ing their water too? Hell, watch out!... they might have nute lockout soon too... I'm just kidding but hopefully you see my point... PH with synthetics because synthetic...

No one is using a Volcano? How about a little help please...

NN, I ordered the book that you recommended, 'Beyond Compost: Converting Organic Waste Beyond Compiost Using Worms". I love his set-up. It looks clean. After I read the book I might convert but.... I dug into my "on the ground" worm bin after posting yesterday. It's got an easy 20- 30 gallons...

Watch the drain holes on the pots too. Try covering the holes with vaseline to keep them from going in and out of them. Put some DE or BTI on the vaseline also. DE cuts there little bodies to shreds...

LOL... it's a bit early for me and yes... I can't spell worth a damn but I think Cannada is spelled Canada... DIYer, I highly recommend that you read "Teaming with the Microbes". It will help you understand that there is much more than just the lime involved in buffering acid/bases and the...

I just finished an organic soil grow and went though the exact same concerns. DON"T use ph up/down with supersoil or any organic soil. It fuks up the the microorganisms that are suppose to be helping with the buffering in your organic grow. It took a lot of convincing myself and I watered with a...