Search results

I have been transplanting my clones at 10 days into solo cups full of a 75/25 ocean farms/perlite mixture. I put any un-wilted clone with the rooting cubes right into the solo cup without the dome on. It doesnt matter if roots are sticking out of the root cubes or not before they go into the...

Would it be possible to grow in the ground? Loosen and amend the soil. It sounds like you grow organically which is tough for a guerrilla . I use slow release ferts. To each his own though. Im from the midwest the lowlands are always watershed areas for me. The farmers dont plant here because...

For me after a lot of reading it was the general consensus to keep an eye on them for a couple of weeks. Not just for runaway but to get the right amount of water for the size of pot. The time I had runaway was setting up a new loop for my veg room. I didn't keep an eye on it enough. Thats not...

Xtsho Yeah I have seen those drippers and they may be the route to go. I will have to do some trials with them. The nice thing is you can always supplement water or nutes if needed. I am new to them and still learning but they are nice. Thanks for the input.

I just picked up a Josey Wales (RIP) clone only cut of GG4 from strainly. I will have to get some pics on here to see if got the real deal also. I can see that HydroRed & Akhiymjames are a couple of brothers in the know when it comes to this strain. Just figuring out the site so may take...

I have only used them for 6 months but here are some of the negatives I found along with the positives above. 1. I am growing in soil and only wanted to water with zero nutes. I haven't figured out how to do that because with a single carrot only a small portion of the soil in the container...

I travel for my job so blumats have been my savior. I had a runaway once too but it can be fixed once dialed in. I use the gravity feed in a loop configuration. It helps to have three shut of valves. One on each outlet of your reservoir and one in the middle of the loop. The one in the middle...

Here is your answer . I couldnt think of it.

I'm new to indoor my self but diatomaceous earth will kill them on the surface but not there eggs below the surface. There is quite a few products that will work in the soil. My understanding is your soil may be a bit to wet. Try drying it out. For me its a bit tougher because I use blumats...

I just picked up a Josey Wales GG4 clone only cut on strainly. I traded a Cocoa OG for it from a brother named Jack. Of course I have no proof other than his word. I have only had a few transactions and I have been pleasantly pleased. I took my time and spoke to a few people before choosing...

Wow, I was just thinking abut this last night after reading your thread. I have been growing outdoors for 20 plus years and right around end of Sept through beginning of Oct. are when the rains start. It can make or break a season depending on when and how much. I was thinking how a green house...

Very Impressive and lots of work. Is that one large planting bed/row or individual pots covered in straw?

Looking good. I like the technique of leaving the seedling in the cup. Saves time and probably less transplant shock. Leaf spot season is upon us. Good idea for the the fungicide. For my neck of the woods leaf spot is the biggest disease concern. It can decimate a crop and usually hits around...

Man very nice grow, maximizing space in the green house. I love green house grows because of the versatility to different strains. With such a tight enviroment do you ever struggle with humidity problems ?

Nice plants. I have used same fabric pots in a swamp grow. The roots will grow through it if they get thristy. I am sure these girls are getting pampered , as they should, and have no need to seek out any moisture from below. That said July 19, I dont think its going to effect the final...

Gray Beard Guerrilla Grower