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also to note, Buildabloom like all my inputs are all vegan/plant based. I don't think there's anything to go "bad" sitting in the res. it will just sit there and make a tea for the plants to drink. not sure I would do this if I had any manure, guano, fish emulsion, etc in my soil.

it's water-soluble soluable and safe to use in the res yes in one of the first BAS earthbox videos he talks about it. I emailed them to confirm. They responded yes its cool just make sure you have good water roots before u do. I usually don't give them any until stretch is over anyway and by...

just planted in this supersoil mix ive adapted over the last few years, then mostly water. 1x a week they might get some kelp meal tea, ewc tea, coconut powder, and/or buildabloom thru the res. kind of just make it up as I go. They have been cruising along since day 1 though, so it all seems...

thanks! there's actually 11 plants in there (yanked one underperformer). 8 of them in the back are Chile Verde, in the front have a AcaiGelato x KM11, a Guava Shoreline, and a White Runtz a stank factory is what it smells like.

earthbox action @ 6 weeks I think haven't kept track

all the time. subscribe to the thread tho. u have ti be quick some only last a few hours.

never heard of the pepper under tongue but have tried and can recommend lemon or citrus peel or essential oil. something about the lemon terpenes helps calm u down. on that note everyones chemistry is different and can have different responses to the same plant. I tend to prefer sativas and...

wow that's pretty dope. never thought that deep about it I guess. is there a similar response in other fruiting plants? I'm using EWC from these 2 companies atm. Can't always get either of them so I just grab what I can https://www.wormgold.com/how-it-works...

to be clear my current understanding is that feeding the plants and keeping them healthy allows them to uptake more nutrients and withstand the high ppfd we are throwing at them. in response to the extreme intensity they then produce more trichs. so I do agree it's a defense mechanism in...

for $100 I'd be tempted to try it. worst case you have a lackluster round and realize you either need to supplement w CMH like @PadawanWarrior suggested or upgrade to some better led bar or qb fixture. you could make up for the lower lmw by just pushing up to 35-40w sf and you should still get...

could u explain more? I thought insect frass was just easily broken down and used by the plants and microbes like ewc. are you saying adding it to the soil induces stress and that's what is causing more trich production? not trying to argue I'm generally interested that there's some biological...

I got one for 20 earlier thanks @Marq1340

they look beautiful

I think it's fair to note the labor effort involved. with the 2 65s you will be setup in less than 10 minutes. Maybe 5. Building a strip fixture for the first time no matter how well you plan is gonna take up a weekend. But it is super fun and cool to be able to DIY it. I'm probably as...

simplest solution is to just use some angle aluminum. it's been on the pricier side so other ppl have gotten creative and used things like alum rulers from HarborFreight. you could also get some actual led profile but going to be a little more expensive. https://ledprofiles.com I'm pretty...

here are some strips options EB2 $5 each (2 for simple light but could do 4) https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/bridgelux/BXEB-L0560Z-35E2000-C-B3/7907663 Vesta $10 each - get 2 https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/bridgelux/BXEB-TL-2750G-3000-A-13/7899252 Samsung Q - $7 each...

I do something similar w solos. 2 solo cups, inner one has most of the cup cut away from sides and bottom. fit inside another cup w holes in bottom. fill w soil and pop in plant. once it's big enough to transplant pop off the outer cup and drop into larger pot. no more spilling dirt or tipping...