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I wanted to get my silly ph thought process out there. The plants and bacteria can alter the ph for the own needs. So lets say you pour a lactobacillis concoction into your soil. Well those bacteria operate at low PH. Honestly not 4 ph low but pretty low. There are also acid loving bacteria...

Yeah I am the same as you. Most of the life changes I make, I do a ton of research first and a trial run. Never taken diatomaceous earth or any of that crap. I would rather eat meat and veggies lol.

I do not wear deodorant thank you very much :P And I am the biggest aluminum conspirator to ever reach these forums lol. I also use dr bronners soap. I'm consistent so luckily I feel have a reason to be picky.

If you want a perfect water only mix: Mix soil according to cootz recipe posted by Cann or someone else. Top dress at beginning of flower with 2 inch of worm compost and 25% of the reammend amount for your soil size minus alfalfa. I use kelp, crab, neem, greensand, and half of 25% of the...

I agree with Midwest Weedist. Just get the freeze dried powder or go to walmart and buy a dang coconut lol!

That is nice man! I've wanted to make one for the longest time. What air pump are you using?

If you can, try to start your seed in the final pot. It allows the plant to grow bigger. You can find a bunch of studies on it. And now you can love smart pots again! lol

I agree with you completely. But I want my cake and I want to eat it too lol. I don't grow in very crowded area so that may be why I have to resort to this type of action. I wrapped a pot in just tarp to see if I experience root circling on the tarp. If not I would say this is a great way to use...

I have huge home stitch 34 gallon pots on wheels. I always liked smart pots because I can grow much bigger plants in them. So I want to stay with them I just want to use all my soil.

Hey everyone. I am having some smart pot issues. Thought I would see if anyone has solved it. I'm sure most smart pot users know how easily the edges of the smart pot dries out. This effectively reduces the amount of soil you have to grow in because plants cannot survive in bone dry soil on the...

That is about 2 cubic feet of soil. I'd say thats perfect. I would leave out rock dust. Coot said to add that only once.

I have great success using fish oil. Fish hydrolysate is my source.

I'll share my new and improved, foolproof cloning method. step 1: Take a cutting from the plant and cut the stem at as wide of an angle as possible. Immediately put it in a cup of mediocre tap water. step 2: Sometime after 2-3 days, before the stem gets too soft, take the cutting out of the...

Just wondering have you ever added alabama jumpers? I heard europeans were only great for composting so I never put any in my garden. I might try the europeans if they will stick around.

I would look at the website fungi.com under fungi for gardens. I would get both the myco for veggies and the myco soluble. The myco for veggies is only mycorrhizae and the myco soluble is myco and other fungi and beneficials. I use the soluable to keep the good microbes around and the veggie...

Sounds like a good mix. You could do better with the items separate but if you have a product use it!

Ozone is kind of a once a week deal. I would think of it as emergency medicine, and to flash clean rooms after each grow! Try a nice organic approach like spraying whey or lactobacillus culture on the leaves, thats what I would do as a prevention and to build a natural immunity. Free whey can be...

The ones in fabric look better already! Can't wait to see the results. Good luck!

I wouldnt try to automate the ozone. Just turn it on manually and turn it off after 5 minutes to start. I would keep the circulation fans blowing but not the exhaust.

Holy cow man talk about too much ozone. I have never had that problem, sorry to see that in your garden man