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@bam0813 Hell, the Unibomber had a couple of masters degrees and a PhD and he lived in a 10' x 12' shack! :lol:

@DrBuzzFarmer It looks pretty healthy to me.

@PJ Diaz Why? What makes it more suitable for soil?

@calvin.m16 I don't see any feed charts for 20-20-20 Classic on Jack's website. Do you think it would be safe to substitute another Jack's product's feed schedule like Thanks for the suggestion @DrBuzzFarmer If I mixed this up with coco in a 7 gallon fabric pot and grew a single plant, how...

This looks interesting. It's certainly simple enough. If I understand the product literature, all I have to do is mix the Base product with coco, keep it moist and let it sit for a couple of weeks to cook. Have you actually used this stuff (in coco coir)?

Thanks @Kgrim. I'm all for saving a buck.

This is where I would eventually like to be. I think for this (outdoor) grow, I'll stick with FFOF and some worm castings. Nice and simple.

@Rurumo That sounds reasonable. Should I just add the ppm of the water to the ppm of the nutes? For example, if the ppm of the tap water is 300ppm and my target nutrient ppm is 800, should I just set the target ppm to 1100? I have to use tap water.

Hypothetically, if I started out at 1/4 strength and watered 1 quart per plant and the plants responded well, then I would up the strength (slightly) when the plants needed more water, say 2 quarts per plant. How could such a process cause problems?

I like things to be simple, but I want to use coco coir. I will take the time to pre-soak the coco in a strong calmag solution to prep it, but after that I don’t want to measure anything except the ph of the water. Do any of you growers use Jack’s Classic 20-20-20 fertilizer to grow weed in...

@bam0813 What products do you use for such a regime? I think I remember you saying you reside along the US Gulf coast, as do I. So, we probably face similar environmental conditions.

@bam0813 What is ipm?

That's not a bad idea @thumper60. Just to be safe. Thanks.

@bam0813 Do you mean slowly acclimate them to natural sunlight? If so, I'm already doing that now by sitting them outside for a couple of hours each afternoon. I'll increase that time as they age.

That's exactly what I needed to know @bam0813. Thanks!

I have week old seedlings growing under a quantum board with an 18-6 light cycle. I will move these plant outdoors at the end of May for the duration of their lives. Will the change in light cycle from 18-6 (indoors) to 14-10 (outdoors) cause these plants to flower, or is the 14 hours of light...

Those are beautiful, but I think I'll stick with my Titleist Pro V1. :lol:

What's the difference between Reverso Welchie and the regular Welchie?

@McShnutz I hear people talk about molasses a lot. How do you prepare it to add to the plants?

Thanks @injinji I'll keep that in mind. All the seeds I currently have were purchased from larger seed banks. I'm hoping that from the 9 or 10 different seed strains I have, at least a couple will perform well in heat and humidity. By the way @BudmanTX, Hurricane Harvey dropped 34" of rain...