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I apply SST until 2 weeks left on any strain. I usually see that strains finish faster and after every application they smell much stronger. I use the recommended 1 oz or 2 tbsp per gallon. They say the minimum should be 1 tbsp per gallon.

Just finished running wires around my room. I have seen some results with flowers and plants and I am sold. Can't wait to see what happens!

Try tea tree oil. I would start really low concentration and work your way up because it is so strong. Back in the day a hospital used it to clean a super bug because it was so strong. I would say if tea tree can't do it your screwed. It is probably the easiest to burn.

If you are spraying with sodium carbonate and the sodium salts don't burn the leaves then I doubt the potassium would burn the leaves if used the same and sprayed with water in between each treatment. From what I know about chem the potassium and sodium bicarbonate are exactly the same except...

I've never used geranium oil but I would suggest buying the oil pure and making your own at the percent weight they did. maybe higher or lower depending. I know citrus oil, rosemary oil, peppermint oil, neem oil, etc. and compost tea foliars can get powedery mildew but try the geranium if you...

lol such a great point. A meteor even destroyed the earth back then, not the dinosaurs!

What is there website now? I can't find it anywhere

Oh yeah I help the nursery in the next town mix there old plants and soil in a huge compost pile so I can get it before everyone else. Reuse is where it's at. I also ferment plants for food so I think us organic types have a pretty good system.

What could I do to save money? I'm always willing to change for the better. edit: the bankruptcy thing.

I could make the 5 gallon bucket version for 20 bucks. And I just might and post it for others!

https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=111046

Amazing! I'm dreaming for that day. Good luck can't wait to see those babies.

Are you upgrading for bigger plants or was the soil life limited in the smaller 15 gallon? edit: answered above

I have never used the maxi. I'm sure the moisture distribution is the same. I read on the blumat forum that the maxi makes the top of the soil too dry so I didn't upgrade.

I would upgrade. But what do you run now?

Love them. I remember a post by microbe man where he explained the dimensions for his bed and he said he wouldn't go lower than 30 gallons for a living bed. My plants grow like trees indoors but it did not help the plants nutrition wise. I have to top dress amendments every month at least in...

Just trying to help the guy use what he already has instead of buying more pieces to the puzzle. what do you mean about measuring soil levels? That blumat is a tensiometer. Google ollas. It is the same concept as a blumat and tensiometer except the olas do not create a vacuum. The blumats and...

I have used small blumats in large 35 gallon pots with over 15 inches of depth. The secret is to move the drip line closer the deeper the pot gets. Otherwise you will have runaway issues. I use 10 distribution drippers and 2 small blumats per 35 gallon container.

No I use it to prevent mold late in flower and during drying. But don't sit your buds in a room of ozone. Let the ozone do its thing then move the buds to that area.

Yep he nailed it. Feeding plants to plants. But I did still see better results with the bottles when I used them. Just something I experienced