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I dont need a t-shirt to be a moral booster, I just didnt much care for the design of the shirt, big bold print black/white very simple. btw, message not massage.

You guys have made some good points, you could say im lazy :lol: I got 68 1.5 cf bags of FFOF this year for $800, so yeah I could be saving a lil cash but it still isnt that much more, mine comes out to around $11-12/1.5cf, and its a lil bit more than just a base.

Thanks for all your comments guys. I got the netting at deboisag.com, it was from france, and it was expensive. But it was the only thing I could find that was designed to cover plants for the purpose of protecting against insects while letting about 96% light through. In a hot area like mine I...

Ever see the movie "Hostel"? the feds be doing that shit :shock: ;-)

Thanks Brandon! I definitely couldnt afford to not have the ventilation down here in socal

So the seeds in the hay can potentially germinate and grow right? especially sitting on top of some supersoil basically lol wouldnt want that, but the mulching straw sounds good ill look into that.

I may very well use the weed barrier for the areas surrounding the holes and call it a day lol not as pretty as some wood chips though. Im gonna go check some big outdoor threads at ICmag and see exactly what those dudes use as the topsoil cover and also if its void of nutrients, the goal for me...

Subbed! this is gonna be good.

Thanks for the advice Owl, Ive heard of the newspaper thing but when I read the newspaper the ink get all over my hands and something about that fucks with me lol so I wouldnt want to use that. Im definitely going to cover my big holes(plant holes) with stray or hay, wondering which one exactly...

Thanks buddy appreciate it.

Thanks owl welcome

Thanks for your insight on that Joe. I will look into the t-22. I used bt in the past but only as a foliar when I had budworms. I definitely can't say forsure that it was mosaic but I did get massive leaf drop. What makes me think mosaic is that I sometimes get the crinkle, or twist leafs, very...

Hey peeps was wondering if anyone knew of something that I could layer over the whole dirt floor of my greenhouse? Im looking for something that would naturally suppress weeds from growing in the rich soil and something that also wouldnt have any effect on the dirts pH or anything like that. Ive...

Hey at least dude never has to work again lol but yeah I cant figure out that whole meth part of the story, shits odd to say the least. Im surprised the feds didnt just let him die and then get rid of the body to cover their asses. Another thing, how easy is it for things like this to happen...

I hear ya, but it seems like that would only work for a very small amount of soil, I mean, even with all the supersoil ingredients, the base soil(bagged potting soil) makes up a big majority of the final mix, w/o doing the math, its like 65% or more is the base soil. So that would be almost...

In my experience it's all dependent on strain and has nothing to do with when the plant went out. If you start earlier it does not mean your plant will flower or finish earlier, so your right obi, its all about when the plants recognize the days getting shorter. Sometimes I start seeds in August...

Thought I should post this in here, I built this screenhouse structure with fine insect netting last year for the sole purpose of taking care of budworms. Without it, we get ridiculous infestations of caterpillers just wrecking shit. I used BT with ok results years previous but it just wasnt...

I believe you are right he stopped in june, thanks.

I use wiggle worm and dont have any complaints, ive looked through an entire bag meticulously poured on a tarp and didnt find any crazy and funky shit in there like with other brands. But of course any bagged worm castings are gonna be cut with something, I think wiggleworm is cut with a little...

Hi Grasshopper, I wanted to address the muddy thing real quick, I used big&chunky perlite for 2 years and realized it was too chunky to do what its supposed to, now I use super coarse perlite and enough of it will make any soil way more loose and not muddy, it just mixes better. I wouldn't be...