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Why I love jacks is because I have grown pounds upon pounds of buds over the last few years for less than $20 in total worth of nutes. 2 tubs of jacks has lasted me years. So you need to either convince me that your beloved AN either outperforms jacks in yield or that it produces that much...

It's sad to see people get taken advantage of.

Get a dry sift screen bro and you will be happy to find a nice pile of dry sift hash you can screen through after you do the dry trim!

That is interesting, I have not experienced that yet. I wonder what factors led to that. Was the plant that it was taken from deficient in any way?

Until I learned to read my plants and pick up the pots I actually used to toss my plants on a scale to see how much they weighed when dry and then again when they were wet and if I wasn't sure if I needed to water I just weighed them (this was years ago) Of course I since learned how to read my...

Thanks bro, obv yours do too but that's because we follow the same school of thought. Drainage can be a big issue with promix I believe because this stuff is so spongy it absorbs water and holds onto it real tight, I would like to try and get my temps up higher into the 80s as Ben was...

That makes sense I've only tried ocean forest so I may have to give the frog a go but so far the results from promix have been stellar once I learned to read and understand the sponginess of it.

I switched over to promix. My reasoning is because fox farm soils while they work well, they are loaded with nutrients and I prefer to add my own from day 1. I would say my only issue so far with the promix is that it's peat moss so it is like a sponge and must be cut with perlite to make it...

That is a well thought out plan and solution to the low nitrogen problem, well done my friend. Only thing I'd say is that you don't have to worry about that extra step with a product like jacks. See the whole idea is to minimize risk of fucking something up and the more things you have to add...

Well then you and uncle b are going to have to answer them...I don't have the time or the patience Haha! All that's going to do is invite them to come in and argue with you that you use chemical nutes and they use organic and they they can do better than you and I was just so tired of the...

Bro this isn't my thread, nor do I want it to be mine, feel free to take over...I just want to make sure that new growers looking for a home at least have the ability to find out about how we do things rather than come on here and only have threads about caca juices

How many times have you flowered out with this formula...any leaf loss or chlorosis during flowering due to low nitrogen? The level of nitrogen seems very low, we know and have proven that you don't need much phosphorous to have ginormous nugs...UB is now using jacks petunia feed which is a...

Here is the last run I made under HPS these pics were 6 weeks into flower, can't seem to find the finished pics... Absolutely! When I said jacks in the title I was merely looking to keep all the brainwashed snake juice using morons and their shitty techniques out of our thread. I am all for...

I might suggest to you the cardboard box method...run lines of string through the walls of the box making netting and then rest the stems with nugs on the strings. That way you don't have nug sitting all on top of each other and nice air flow all around the buds

These are coming down this weekend...and the clones we have been discussing in private convo will start their bud cycle at the same time...perpetual growing at its finest... And the clones waiting on deck

Yeah I dry in a brown bag. Isn't my favorite means of drying but I can't hang dry due to space and odor control. Does the job, just need to rotate semi frequently and due to my space make sure they don't dry to quickly from low humidity. I trim everything at harvest and off to zip lock bags in...

I agree based on his responses he can grow and I haven't seen his nugs yet, but everyone here can grow if you just use common sense and learn to read your plants

I trim the buds all on the stems and dry as one complete stalk as you saw from pics. I don't like to dry them on a window screen or something because the big nugs tend to get flat on the bottom side from the weight The only way Dry trim is fine is if you have a set of dry sift screens under...

No I do about 75-80 percent wet trim then trim any sugar leaf that doesn't suck back into the bud when drying. Yes I make fresh frozen bubble with my trim although there is always very little trim on this strain of widow most of the sugar leafs are always sucked back into the plant when drying...

That the simple fact of it. Plants need balance just like our bodies, if you feed yourself sugar everyday expect to have what we in the medical field call diabetes in a few years (called the suga's to the common man, cold$smoke )...if you feed the plants virtually all phosphorous and no...