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You need to kiss. Cut clones with as large of an angle as possible and try to get a node close. Put them in a cup of water and change every other day and soon you will have roots. I would bet on it.

I don't. Just here to help and learn. What gave that impression?

81 degrees fahrnheight max in the summer. usually around 79-80

http://www.hawaiihealingtree.org/how-to-make-your-own-em-1-inoculant-and-bokashi/ This is basically em-1. It is a airborne lactic acid microbe that you isolate using milk. A lactic acid bacteria breaks down sugars really fast. You can use it to break down old leaves or to speed up the breakdown...

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Yeah I didn't go much into detail. I would run the ozone in a room with the plant to kill the mold and the spores. The h2o2 is a great idea too. I would run it until you know there is a good bit of ozone then let it sit 10 mins and air it out. You can do that as many times as you want but...

I would take them if they are great pheno's or you like the smoke. I don't like to promote ozone and I don't like ozone but it kills mold spores instantly by oxidizing. Some things I just have to do for my grow room. I keep my room in perfect VPD but when I foliar in flower I run ozone after to...

I would just like to say I have always got at least one clone by taking a cut, soaking in tap water for half a day, pulling it out of the water to put aloe on it then back in the water. It helps to change the water every other day but everyday is a little too much. I get at least one clone in 2...

You can't go wrong with shredded cardboard. I bought a paper shredder for 50 bucks huge 20 paper one and I shred cardboard. No lime, no anything except leftovers. The compost comes out dark and the worms reproduce quick when I strain

I buy mine from fungi.com Great place that specializes in fungus. I always ask a specialist lol

Here is HSO Chemdawg at 1 month flower. No scrogg net and that was a mistake I will never make indoors again :)

As long as your aeration components are not degradable and you constantly add more compost you can keep a pot going for a long time. I have 4 35 gal pots going on a year and 2 harvests. And they are growing plants as we speak on the third round.

It must be me and my smaller 35 gal pots but I always have to add more calcium. Kelp just doesn't always cut it for me.

Shiny and I like the nine fingered leaves!

Mountain Rose Herbs has some in stock. I would get it before it is all gone. Super cheap I just bought enough for the rest of my life :)

If you don't want to destroy the pots you can scatter the holes and make them much smaller since worms are really small. 1/2 inch holes should do it and 1inch would be more than enough. Then you can use the pots later and they wont fall apart on you now. And dumping the castings wont be as...

Yeah if you want you can crush them up to give more surface area but it will still take a while to break down. It really acts as aeration until it becomes small enough to be ingested by worms. Letting it cook would be a good way to break it down further but putting it in a true living no till...

I hardly sift well. As the castings sit they break down the matter even further until you use it. When I topdress you can see chunks of crab shell and egg shells and they just get buried over time of worms rooting around. Your castings look great

I use 33% peat, compost, and turface clay/kittie litter. The soil seriously compacts but the pots are so full of worms the plants don't seem to mind. I just think about out how compact some soils are outdoors, if I can push my finger through then it should be no problem for the plants.

Yeah just keep the same schedule. I would start asap so they can think it was super cloudy or something