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If you want a greater adaptation to an organic standard.. you post is NOT the way to do it... I am in WASHINGTON WSDA is best..!! ;) LOL Actually I work with a Certified Naturally grown. A Great program for small farmers that dont want to deal with a ton, of government bull shit red tape...

Never did fulvic. But the media life sure does like the sweet stuff. It's a real kick to wake up the microbes.

I'd in doubt... give it a quick compost.. add some green to get it heated quick. A couple of turns and maybe 3 or 4 weeks. Otherwise, I would say you are fine. Just don't over fertilize. Organic or otherwise ..

No luck finding ruderalis seed. It be nice to find some regular low THC Rudalis seed. Heck any CBD male autoflower for that matter. I love Autoflowers. Allow me to hedge with two smaller autoflower crops a season than risk on one larger photoperiod crop. My marine PNW can be brutal with...

3 only?? Lol 1. Chicken manure pellets 2. Goodness from the worm bin 3. Fish emulsion 1. Peat 2. Perlite 3. Chunky coir 1. Biochar 2. Little guys. Myco, bacteria, so on. 3. Recycled media composted, with alfalfa, lots of fruit and veggies.

I personally don't like a bottom filled with something way to strong for a young plant. Then again, I am one of those "weird" organics people. Think REV's TLO, early 2000's kinda stuff. LOL I like to build my container, with clumps of nutrients here and there..... let the roots find what...

Peat, pearlite, mix cut with 1/3 chunky coir. Add bacteria, a nice 4/3/2 organic manure pellet or equivalent down deep not mixed in. Another handful of pellets on top around the edges. Worm castings, biochar, are good. Fish emulsion at during flower if needed. Save soil compost and...

Me I like 5 to 10 gallon plastic bags. I am a lazy organic grower with a drop the seed in some biologically active home made media, water it an harvest it. IMO 5 gallon fabric bags are too small they dry out, require too much attention having to water daily. Imo if you want to nurse the thing...

I got pain, and CBD does NOT give great relief. I think if 3 things CBD does for me. 1. Reduce anxiety. 2. Reduce inflammation 3. Allow me to consume THC without getting high. IMO, If you are doing extraction grow CBD plants and grow THC plants. Cut the THC with CBD until you can tolerate...

REGULAR autos Means NON feminized seed. Their are not a lot if them out their. PEVGROW falsely called Pakistan Ryder a regular autoflower. When in fact the seed package recieved clearly says feminized. DCSE has several stains listed as regular autoflower. I bought JEMS9 the package does...

Pineapple express in open greenhouse is going into "fall" phase. (Happy I had the gut feeling to grow in the open greenhouse instead of fully outside. I dont remember the last time I saw the sun for more than a few hours. Been cool and misty, pretty much since early May.) Nice size, though...

Far as I can tell the entire universe is simply a pile of cosmic dog shit. We got no idea of how small or how large things get. Think compost pile sparking to life, same as the "big bang". Quite possibly we and our entire universe are the "bacteria" of something larger scale., I think how...

Peace too those that grow indoors and under lights. I got respect for that. Ya... I'm just lazy, toss it in and forget it kinda guy.. No real risk, only the cost of seed, for not maximizing my AF's.. Anyway, Last season Mephisto Sour Hound was a bit larphy, outdoors but with great taste and...

NEVER say never.... Changes in latitude = Changes in day length.. yes? Sooo.... up North Autoflower are PERFECT for outdoors. I am at only 48 degrees North, and top out around 17 hours. Keep in mind you can grow and mature a AF in the artic circle.. Not a photoperiod. GRAPEY WALTER at...

Buy lady bugs online, once you have your natural area to hold em. Phacelia .. google it. Pretty , smells good, really attracts and holds beneficials. Naturalized in my zone 8. Profound improvements on the farm. Bad bugs rarely a problem..

Lifting the last two rows of Porcelain.

Two kinds of strawberries. Everbearing and June bearing. I have 1000 plus plants. Have always planted, bare root in late winter, or as soon as soil can be worked. They fruit starting in June in my PNW Climate. Never tried seeds.

Lady bugs. :) As a commercial organic farmer, I release ladybugs under the row cover. I personally feel that all to often anything more than spraying water or a super diluted insecticidal soap, will set the plants back further than the aphids will.

Peppers and pot.. hard pressed to get better than that

Capsicum baccatum rock. ! I grew that bishop crown once. Was good too!