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Week 5, Strain is agent orange, I have 3 in my first soil mix with 1/2 cup bloodmeal per cubic foot. These got really yellow right around day 30. Then I have one that is more recent soil mix where I used 1/2 Cup blood meal & 1/2 cup alfalfa. That one is really dark green. Seems like I can't win...

Thats pretty crazy that he has 45 packs and you 32, and both of your favorites out of all of them are dream beaver. Thats gotta say something about this strain, that doesn't get too much traction around here, at least for the last month or so Ive been following the thread. Il def include that...

And simply replace oyster shell and dolomite with gypsum on next amendment. that should keep ph close to where it is. I would try that before using sulfur. your not looking for drastic changes, just zoning it in to the perfect range, so I recommend little adjustments, nothing drastic, and see...

Wait your not supposed to put seeds in freezer? Whoopsie....someone explain please. I have all the seed packs in a ziplock bag, and some dessicant packs in the ziplock bag. I open every few weeks to take out a seedpack. Started doing it this way about a year ago. so far no germination issues...

I had the critical+ Cheese , it was a freebie. In my room everything got powdery mildew except that plant. Out of 5 strains so far and 4 phenos each, that is the only plant that doesn't have a spec on it. Wish I would have kept it.

For 2 cubic feet of mix thats pretty rich. Looking at your plants thats not a bad thing, might have to take a page out of your book! But like I said for nitrogen you have 1/2 cup bloodmeal, 3 cups alfalfa , 2 cups feather meal.then your 1/2 cup Nitrogen rich bat guano. Not to metnion whatever is...

No gypsum is more of a slow acting soil ammendment. It does raise ph or buffer it alkaline like dolomite lime, thats why i suggested to use it as a replacement for your lime so that the mix stays more acidic. Elemental sulfur is used to lower ph it is also a slow release microbial activated up...

EWC and Compost doesn't necessarily bring the PH down. My compost and EWC is in the 7.5-8.5 Range infact. I would say your plants look really healthy, so don't worry if its not in the perfect range. Drastic PH changes can shock the microbial soil food web that exists because of the PH your in...

Canadian here. Most products mentioned that are USA, will not be available in canada, and if so, they cost way way more for us with import, shipping, and the exchange rate. You best bet, this is what I did over the last year, just research all the amendments that make a good mix, and try to get...

Also they have DM earth at my local farm feed store. $20 Cad for a 25KG Bag. It is powder form.

Minor detail, you should list the insect frass and bio alive below or with the Main amendments at the top of the page. then minerals at bottom separate! ;)

Most cities have a detailed water report available online that gives exact PPMS of every single thing that's in there. The chloramine is litteraly a couple ppms. Totall ppm is 210-220. 180 of that is Calcium carbonate which is the hardness and the alkalinity buffer.

As I was reading this thread I was going to post that exact video, beat me to it! The guy is from my hometown so he's using the exact same water. Best luck I've ever had in my life.Besides winning a book at the library when I was 15. Never did read it though. Well I guess I won a flashlight at...

I'm confused. You can see Mycohorizzae? I've never even tried looking for it, although I know the roots look different because it's attached and an extension. But I never thought this would be easily visible so never tried. So that you are looking to see it grow on soil without roots is...

Its bad to have dark green leaves? I thought that was a good thing, lots of chlorophyll in the leaves so it can absorb light. if they are yellow or faded early on doesn't that mean less chlorophyl less photosynthesis? Also is dark green always a sign that it is high nitrogen? can't it be one P...

Looks pretty good, the only advice I have is if you post your recipe on a per cubic foot basis it is easier for others to analyze and compare. Right now, I would need to add up your cubic feet base mix, then divide all your amendments to see how much per cubic foot. I think this will help you as...

I was thinking this acutally. In canada not a lot finishes where I am, but males flower 4 weeks sooner than females, so it works out perfect. It gets cold middle of sep, so if they finish for beginning of sep thats perfect. I could throw them outside even right now somewhere gorilla style and if...

Hey thanks for the detailed analysis. Wasn't expecting that, much appreciated. I was shooting for diversity so thats why I have several sources of rock dusts (not using large amounts of each) same with the calcium, low amounts of each = 1 cup total, which was the standard calcium input I saw on...

How can you tell? I thought too much N will make your leaves very dark green and shiny. Neither of which is happening here.

So if 5 Gallon Pots will not work for water only, then Im assuming 3G arent going to be any better. Im switching from ProMix/ PBP to organic living soil, I have 100 3G pots and am not switching to another size. I do 16 plants per 1K = 1 plant per sq foot, I shoot for 4-8 small main tops, flip at...