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Allow trich and ecto to populate woody associated amendments separately from a proprietary soil the plant grows in which would have endo mycs. Populate mulch and/or compost separately from proprietary soil then combine once you feel fungal activity is established within each on their own away...

Would you rather have patients only be prescribed one version of medicine which you value as alleged superior? And what is the percentage of BHO product in comparison to the world market for hashish production? There must be some logical reason why shatter isn't being produced by the hundreds of...

They don't outright battle one another which is a minor disinformation finding its way around the internet (in truth they are ideally symbiotic), if there is enough woody matter in the soil the trich will generally take to it. Trichoderma species are frequently isolated from forest or...

Did I say the wrong thing?

I'm not so sure what I have mentioned is false as most seem to understand even air creates oxidation as SnapsProvolone has mentioned, but any heat over 120 F and you are degrading product which is why I mentioned "erratic" temps to begin with. So if there is no heat involved, I would opt for...

Great to see bokashi and EM1 being mentioned more.

Vermiculite

Some Dutch providers still maintain the NL, folks gravitate to the #3 and #5 cuts. For the most part its really homogenous and the NL Haze has become redundant unless you can find it with Nevil's component.

Yes a taproot between 1 1/2" to 2" is good to go. Recent seedlling took less than 2 days to tap out to this length and emerged in less than one day.

Dry sift, ice water or qwiso, otherwise bho and solvent based extraction strips terpenes, flavinoids and arguably lacks cbd due to erratic decarboxylation temps. When THC levels are already above 50%, I doubt most humans are feeling the difference between 60% and 70% THC. If one isn't willing to...

Rize Up

Preference is to start in large pot to give the root zone room to play. If you are first germinating to acquire a tap root the depth of soil is roughly 2 inches deep to accomodate the tap root with approximately 1/4" of soil covering it to encourage quick emergence. Don't expect early signs of...