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I have a hard time believing this since plants dictate what they want when they want it. I do soil tests every other grow or three and my soil is pretty out of whack nutrient wise. Never had a problem and I still topdress with a shit ton of worm castings and nutrients every 4 weeks in flower...

I have to agree. I wanted to start with the Hi brix kit after switching from bottles but It was like switching from one company to another. High brix is not a challenge. After switching to ROLS I can leave my garden for days and come back and they look more healthy than when I left. With high...

Can't wait to hear about it! I ran CMH before I went to Cree CXA 3070 and it was ok. I did not run bare bulb and got a pound off four plants in a 4x4. I only ran it once or twice. I was dying to switch because I hated buying bulbs. Probably better than hps/mh mix but I have never had a mixed...

I have the drying box in the same room as my grow room which is 55% RH with a dehumidifier. It has a fan on the top to exhaust humid air.

I use this: http://www.amazon.com/AGPtek®-WH8040-Digital-Humidity-Controller/dp/B009VXXBCQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1438031045&sr=8-1&keywords=humidity controller set it at 65% and drop it a percent per day after 1 week. A Charm You can also make one with arduino for half that but not near as nice.

I would at least keep the soil bed whole so you don't have to worry about the soil web, water, and nutrients falling short. You can also plant cover crops to increase production, I love yarrow and chamomile(clover attracts mites!). I've experienced with sog that reaching around the back to deal...

I planted the clones at 6 inches high and flowered at 10-12 inches. I'd say for my room height that is tall enough. Mine always stretch a lot, about 2 feet min but of course not the same genetics. If your not looking for yield and instead genetics then SOG would be best for comparison and all...

I may be the wrong person to answer since I always fail at SOG but I have a 30 gallon planter that I tried a sog in. It measured 21x21 inches and had 5 plants. Turned out to be a mess because tying them down required tying to other plants and even though the plants were same strain the did not...

Mine are nice homemade. Just never ever saw a difference with castings

In my room fungus gnats laugh at worm castings mixed with crab shell and neem. But the carnivorous plants had the last laugh and now they are gone :)

This might not seem like the best idea at first but try investing in carnivorous plants! The one for fungus gnats that is very effective is cape sundew. 2 stopped an infestation at my house. Your welcome :)

I do 30% of my whole mix following cootz recipe. Works great in 30 gal pots. Got a little under a pound on 300 watts. I also use biochar

I like it. I'd like to mimic nature more so I may try it. Great advice, thanks!

Never hit me honestly lol. I need it spelled out. but now that I know I can stop wasting time and money with neem oil that has never worked for me ever. I'm pretty excited to foliar with castings. I always do it in the garden kinda but indoors it bugged me to see the plants a little dirty. After...

I never noticed a reduction in mites when topdressing only EWC but that could be because I do not screen them. lots of work. I've bought every essential oil under the sun but the winner was right under my nose. Making a tea as this moment!

I think I've stumbled upon something interesting! The great people at bas found this about worm castings http://buildasoil.com/blogs/news/8787365-some-really-cool-and-effective-insect-control-techniques-using-earthworm-castings I recommend reading the whole patent. Patent is bs though hahaha...

Sounds good to me! I checked this website and it turns out pumpkin seeds are super high in phosphorus. http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/nut-and-seed-products/3066/2 Keep us updated!

Bad. Bacon grease is an oil and can not be broken down without being digested. For all I know at least.

I personally hit them with an AACT every two weeks and topdress the dredges mixed with some meals. AACT recipe 6 tbsp molasses 2 cups worm castings bubble 36 hours per 5 gal I never add anything to my compost tea since I want to multiply microbes. Thanks to Tim Wilson at MicrobeOrganics.com...

Can we also use the leaves too or are the flowers what I am after? Thanks :)