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Oh my. Where’s the media? Reminds me of those renaissance paintings of an orgy, with so much going on you can’t see anything that’s really going on. Kickass job

It’s your fault Pads. Thanks for the advice, I’m excited to use some potent organics this spring to help supplement things at a good steady rate. Currently I’m thinking about what to use and when (in regards to grow cycle and the “don’t try too much of something new at once” motto). Pardon for...

Understood, wishing him a speedy recovery. Fighting my ADD and staying focused on my project. Let’s say im trying to KISS for this first go around. I like to looks of a simple majority ricehulks/hay/langbeinite for a functional protective mulch layer, mixed in with a few spoonfuls of...

Kashi, I agree the stuff is inedible, but what brand are you giving to your plants? kellogs or?

Thank you. Both of the products I have have some microhizza in them, so maybe I want some thing like the 4-4-4 instead…

Been thinking about this a week and finally have a condensed version of 20questions for you Pads. So, if I’m not mistaken: (A example shopping list) Down to Earth Organic Langbeinite Fertilizer Mix 0-0-22, 5 lb...

I may be doing something wrong, but the plants that were starts in rockwool that I have had did not like to have said rockwool covered with soil until/unless they had root development that had vastly outgrown that said rockwool…. On a related note, I this year decided to avoid at all possible...

I’m about to experiment with some 5gal and 2.5gal buckets ala Hempy. Its promising reading material. I’m planning to put volcanic rock in the bottom of mine. PVC pipe going to the bottom for flush/bottom feed. Doing potting soil mix w/ 30% chunky perlite, and I’ll have a top layer with...

I think you’re right to question your nutrients, but it may be more a matter of balance than too much maybe? I know fox farms recommends using a bit more than just tiger bloom and cal mag for flower. *puts in his fox farms salesman cap* If you look at this colorful chart, you may want to add...

It can be a long process, but that’s typical of older plants with more of a recovery needed to overcome whatever it is they’re overcoming. Two weeks under 12/12, and 6-week old plants…. Dont know your schedule constraints, but I’m going to say wth, why not? Probably got enough time to stick...

Could be…. What’s your last couple feeds been? My noob eye sees a possible potassium deficiency, but more information (media,nutes,climate,light distance/intensity) might yield a much better informed opinion.

unless it’s the last clones of your grandma’s strain, I second. If the strongest pesticides are a product of petrochemistry, and oil comes from decomposed fossils, does that mean they could potentially be considered organic if produced right?…

Mhmm. Please lazer thermometer a canopy leaf or leave a more traditional one at canopy level in there for a couple hours. After that, I would be curious what the floor/soil temperature is too. The seedlings especially like it around 80, slowing down noticeably the cooler it gets from there.

So. The frosted guavas looked good to go on Friday for another week. Did a midweek check today. Consensus please? #2 And the tip top of #1 (prob nothing, but I’m nervous now) I’m wiping down the shear blades now, I think my poor small winter angels are done now, for #2 for sure, #1 idk…...

sounds like a great time for them to learn how to cook.

I sooo wish. Almost bought it, except it’s pretty small, and can only support about 2/3 a pound in weight.

Thank you everyone for posting these pics. The salivation that they caused me eased my cottonmouth. :eyesmoke:

‘bout a pound (sweeeeet)

It’s a unique situation there in OK, the chicken is coming before the egg in some aspects. When my state went rec you saw an increase in its prevalence for the industry but a much greater interest from the state bean counters. Those familiar with walking the line should see things get better...