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If your concern is why they do it in commercial grows, the word "commercial" should answer the question... money. More likely than not, they're adjust their lights up and down, so they are using the least amount of power (money) necessary to produce a top quality plant. No need to blast a 2...

Second this

Sorry, its RollItUp terminology... EWC = Earth Worm Castings. Youll see it used a lot in the organics section

Well... tbh I was reading through @Richard Drysift 's grow journal where he said he does that (or something similar), and it increases bud growth, or at least increases node sites/branching. Anyway, so i thought that was kind of a cool theory, and wanted to see for myself what would happen...

I bought worms to make my own... cost of setting up a small worm farm is under 100$ and produces all the ewc you need if your a hobbyist grower.

Nutrient issues related to pH... Like I said, doubled my dolomite lime. Soil itself had a pH of almost 9, and I SWORE it couldn't be pH until I used my buddies soil pen to check. Luckily, the EM1 I use has a pH of 3.5 so I was essentially just doubling that up, watering with water at a pH of...

Ayuhuasca purple from barneys farm, White Widow from Dinafem Growing in an 18 gallon sub irrigated pot using Green's Probiotic Method. I also revegged the entire plant. Roughly 5-6 weeks in veg, 3 weeks in flower, 3 weeks back in veg, and she is currently 4 weeks back in flower. Beautiful...

I only grow indica heavy strains, running an ayuhuasca purple and WW now... I like em at 10-11 weeks, but we all have our preferences ;). But w/ harvest @ week 8, w/ the jobes spike (didn't know the NPK on it, thats my fault) your prob fine. Like you said, between the fact shes nearing the...

Nope... if its not pH I dont want to just start making guesses. But if it is a pH issue thats left unchecked, here's what you can look forward to:

The yellowing is nitrogen deficiency.. why people are saying dose with PK or cal/mag (cal/mag can have nitrogen, but why not add nitrogen if thats what it needs?)is beyond me. Add in some alaskan fish fertilizer (5-1-1) at 1/2 dose recommended for potted plants now, and in another week or 2...

Not if your artificial lights produce UV... then your plants would just have a nice tan :p

Likely means you just did an excellent job of drying (or over dried :p). The large swings you've seen in the early days of curing previously likely means that you haven't adequately dried the buds before jarring. A lot of people do this (myself included) to prevent over drying accidentally...

Is your soil coco based or peat based? Also, what pH is your water? To me, this looks like one of the many fuck ups I've had along the way: pH I had an entire plant looking like this because I accidently doubled the amount of dolomite lime I added to my soil blend. Fought with it all the way...

To be honest i didn't read anybody else's comments, so this may have already been said... But if its only in 2gal of soil, why not up-pot her into a larger home? The extra soil will feed her if that's what she needs, and give her roots space to spread out. Then just be sure your watering with...

You guys ever get mold on your bokashi bran itself? I just went to use some and the bran has some white mold on it. I'm sure its still fine to keep/use since we use it for the fungi anyway, but wanted to see what you guys thought

You'll get 1 round out of the FFOF. After that, you need to amend with dry, organic ferts (id use a blend like DTE bio-live or BAS craft blend), water the soil, let it sit for a week or 2, then you can use it. From there, your on your own, as you need to really be in tune with your plant/soil...

Could add it in as it is for aeration.. but its not fine enough if your using it for ph/nutrient content. And they're essentially rocks, so you can't use a blender or coffee grinder. Could try putting them in a durable bag, and taking a wide faced mallet to em. Honestly though, the farther...

He has to amend the soil, because he's starting with fox farm ocean forrest, which generally runs out of juice in mid flower (depending on pot/plant size) and needs a bit extra to get it to the end. He's then going to re-amend THAT soil, so he's essentially starting from next to nothing in...

Thought id drop a few pics of my current run in here for ya'll: Ayuhuasca Purple from seed, vegged for roughly 4 weeks, flipped to flower for 3 weeks, flipped back to veg (the reveg) for 3 weeks, and then back to flower, where its currently at week 3. As most info on revegging states, it took...

Pasteurization is the process of using low heat over a long period to kill off microorganisms. Similar to sterilization, except srerilization is high heat, short time. Either way, you should do one or the other if you want to be absolutely sure you don't cross contaminate your indoor grow, with...