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Well that's the thing if your growing straight in the ground your most definitely going to get ants in your soil right? Its not like theres any barrier to protect the ants from getting in ...

Well I cut holes in the bottom of my pots so they possibly could be traveling from underneath into the pots but there's def some crawling on the sides so I spread diatomaceous earth on the sides of my pots and on top hoping they will go away .... if shit hits the fan I'm gonna add nematodes to...

Ok yeah I spread some diatomaceous earth on all my pots but they also can be coming from underneath so I'm trying to battle them organically maybe cinnamon could help to?

Do you think I should transfer my plants into separate new pots with new soil like am I that fucked rn? Or will it really be that big of a deal?

I poked holes through the bottom of my smart pots so the roots could grow through the pot and the plant can get bigger well turns out all types of insects found there way into my pots as well I've already added worms to my pot but now theres ants , centipedes, potatoe bugs, and other insects I...

I poked holes through the bottom of my smart pots so the roots could grow through the pot and the plant can get bigger well turns out all types of insects found there way into my pots as well I've already added worms to my pot but now theres ants , centipedes, potatoe bugs, and other insects I...

I've been told this is a potassium deficiency? At first I thought it was thrip damage, but then someone told me that potassium has a weird way of showing defecencies... I'm going to be feeding my plants tomorrow, top dressing with some bio live from down to earth and then a week from now I plan...

I've been told this is a potassium deficiency? At first I thought it was thrip damage, but then someone told me that potassium has a weird way of showing defecencies... I'm going to be feeding my plants tomorrow, top dressing with some bio live from down to earth and then a week from now I plan...

I realize that obviously, thats why I'm trying to figure out where to put them ?!??!

I just used my gro line soil ph meter for the first time and I checked my super soil's ph outside in my smart pots and its ranging from 4.5 to 5.5... should I raise it, and what should I use/ add to raise the ph of the soil to 6.5, 7 ?

Well I'm gonna be putting them into my 45 gal smart pots ina week once I add a humus layer, and add hay on top should i do it then or is it ok to add the worms to my containers now? I just have 1500 worms sitting in there bags in the box so I want to put them somewhere....

Well I have them still in the box it came in from 2 days ago stored in a cool dark place... I want to add them to my 45 gal smart pots but i haven't added all my compost and chopped down my cover cropped or added hay on top yet so should I wait til I do all that first then add the worms ? Or is...

I just received my 1500 worms in the mail I've got 500 euro night crawlers and 1000 red wigglers and I'm wondering where to store them? For now I have them in the box they came in in my basement where it's more cool and dry...

I've had my plants acclimating to the sun for around 4 days and I've been keeping them under a tree in a shady area and I'm worried about putting them under full sun because I dont want to burn them but I know i need to start getting them used to the sun should I give them acouple hours of...

Ok yeah I was gonna lower them to 15 - 9 ina week but if 16 - 8 is good ill just stick to that... hopefully everything goes smooth and they stay vegging

I've been gradually lowering my hours every week I'm now at 16 hours on 8 hours off just started today... I've been acclimating my plants to the sun slowly by putting them in a shady area then each day I give them more and more light but It seems im still getting alittle preflowering in the...

Thanks for the advice. I used recycle sil today when I soil drenched and they are looking super over watered. Because I was paranoid about them being dry, I gave them a gallon each and now they're super droopy and I also think they're rootbound I'll post pictures tell me what you think...

My soil was staying dry a inch under the top of the soil so I watered a little more than normal at a gallon per pot, and I think I over watered them plus I'm not sure but they may be root bound they've been in these 3 gal pots for almost 2 weeks now should I transplant into a 5 gal ina couple...