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Potassium Sulphate or Potassium Silicate works really well. I use both. The silicate is nice because Silica is definatey something you want to be feeding your plants throughout it's life cycle. Then the Sulphate for a serious potassium boost. I use this at around 30-45g per a plant every...

So from the research I have done, I have not heard anyone recommending watering rhe soils to run off. I cant say wether what you are suggesting is good or not but I can share with you how I approach my watering that has given me really good results amd you can take from it what you like...

I just stumbled on this. So if you do not want to take the time to watch this, I just want to highlight that using tap water does carry risk with it. It does effect microbes, although it might not effect all of them, it definitely does effect some of them. Chloramine and Chlorine are can be...

If you really want to boost your K then you can look at Potassium Sulphate. What will help is if you feed the soil some Humic and Fulvic acid. I cant give you the exact science behind its impact but I have heard numerous growers talk about its benefits. I know it impacts the soil biology in a...

Do you feed your WSC straight into the soil? At what amounts? I use as a foliar once every 2 weeks.

Check this out. In the video he shows you the desired amounts of each nutrient to work towards. You can use this to compare. Bacteria like a balanced Ph of 7 so if you are looking at creating a bacterially dominated soil, which is ideal for cannabis, I do not think you need to adjust your Ph. I...

Are you still seeing a decline in your leaf health? I would remove them as a general practise but if your plant is already struggling I would not add stress into the mix. That is my opinion but not sure how other people may think. Other than adding the beneficials, I would just let the plants...

https://www.bokashiearthworks.com/ Check out the additives this guy has to sell. The microbe plus is what I am referring to. Biological additive that improves soil activity. He sells Bacillus Subtillus. BuildASoil is also a good place to browse around. The products they have to offer is...

Wanted tobshare the final product with you guys. Smoking very smoothly already, still busy curing.

So I would not be too worried here. The damage here could be related to your original issues that you had. I have noticed that once there is an issue with these systems the damage that the plants experiences will be over a period of time. Remember that when you used synthetic nutrients in a more...

I would recommend checking out the BuildaSoil website and look at the specific products that they use in the range. You can check them out on Youtube as well where they take you, step by step, through their grow. They have done like 4 seasons so there is 4 cycles worth of video content for you...

Its really hard to tell if it was the ph additive that threw everything off. I think you have the next steps here so just go with that and see what happens.

Best thing you can do. That is the thing with these systems, you have to leave the control in the hands of the biology. I tried a blended approach, adding organic soluble nutrients and it fucked things up so badly. I once did an entire run and got 8g per a plant. Hard one to learn but that is...

If you are really worried about the soil being overloaded the best thing you can do is to maybe bring in some type of a cover crop. If you go with the other advice given here and think there is too much Nitrogen in the soil, look at throwing in a crop that will help with that. I cannot give you...

Firstly, I would ease up on the amounts that you are using. When you are buying these craft soils they are generally aimed at having the target nutritional levels required for a complete run. Unless you are building your soil yourself, the frequency of top dressing you are following is a bit too...

I just thought about my post bro I honestly I apologize if I seemed a bit harsh. All I am trying to bring across is that cultivation away from 3part nutrients takes quite a bit of work. Its complex and definately an eye opener to just how much synthetics take away your need for all these...

So bro the amount if factors to consider is immense. To give you a straight answer woild probably take a back an forth cinversarion that cover 3 to 6 months of you noting and sharing every single thing you do so that we can determine what you are doing right and what needs to be imprived on. If...

I would be very careful at trying to save a buck on your inputs. If you soil health is way more worth a few bucks. I cheaped out and bought mushroom compost thinking its better and boy was I wrong. It took me 2 bad runs to realize the issue. So yeah man saving a couple of bucks lost me big...

I think that is what makes the Living Soil approach so great is that its an endless road of research. I mean I can understand why guys dont do the soil grows. To get right is a lot more work than relying on already made solutions. I am not slamming synthetics here, each technique has its lefts...

I have had issues with just throwing my plants into newly mixed soils. I have found deficiencies arise in the first week or so, the plants stunt and then after me adding certain beneficial and the soil "cooks" the plants begin to recover. In comparison, when I put clones into pots that have had...