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Will you be exhausting into a carbon filter?

Me too, everybody I know went organic shortly after I did. Let a guy know, if you find a safe use for it. I was going to fertilize my yard with it, but then I'd have to mow more often :wall: .

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/YMgAAOSwjRJipuaS/s-l500.jpg $86.00 hard to resist!

Yep, should be good. I used that brand for a year or so with great results. I started my own worm bins over a year ago but, I'd buy that if I did not make my own!

Thanx for your input:roll:

EWC is earth worm castings, yes. Try to get them as fresh as possible. There are insects in it called Hypoaspis miles, they will eat the eggs and larvae of any fungus gnats that try moving in!

I keep a layer of EWC covered by 1/2" of hardwood mulch above my flowering pot builds. It keeps the soil below from getting bone dry and hydrophobic.

Keep it up brother, it never come off without a fight. :peace:

Dude, The whole truth is, too much love. Organics need no flushing unless you are in catastrophe mode, you're not there bro.

The leave praying is a strong sign that you need some Magnesium. Try adding some Epsom salts or Cal-Mag with your water every 3-4 days.

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I just saw Flower Girl on Amazon for $10, Fuckers shrank it down to a 1 pound bag :wall: .

Organic for well over a year now, easy peasy, too many steps and ingredients in your approach. These nutrient companies try to string us along. It is not anywhere as complicated as they would make it.

If you want decent organic nutes at a good price, I switched to Espoma brand organic nutrients. They have numerous formulations. I started using their Holly Tone for veg, and their Flower Tone for you guessed it, flowering. I love Dr. Earths Flower Girl but, it's gone from $10 for 4 LBs to $29...

I would think it is damping off. When they are that small I use a syringe to water them. It gives better control.

Nice work, very nice!

A vacuum in a grow tent? Not me, control is best.

I use hardwood mulch from HD, Menards, Lowes. I also carefully use branches and tree trimmings, Run them through my chipper and then, bone dry them. Just have to be sure to watch for bugs, so yeah, I'd suggest the Home depot stuff to start with.

Great mind set! Some people give wrong advise and won't quit. I put them on ignore in the hopes they will put their little troll shoes back on, and go away. At any rate, they are gone from me!.

You seem to have it down bro.. Remember, that ignore button is your friend!!!