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No. Fox farm hasn't used synthetic urea in ocean forest soil for years.

Top dress quality worm castings or quality compost (non manure). Gnats will be gone in a week guaranteed. For neem. Get ahimsa Indian neem oil. https://buildasoil.com/products/neem-oil-organic-from-india?variant=562916325

Microbes naturally adjust and buffer ph to their needs.

Build your own soil mix. Look up Cootz soil recipe . Dont use any bottle line. They're not organic. They use chemical ph stabilizers that are harmful to soil microbes like calcium nitrates, potassium sulfate or phosphoric acid.

Drop blood meal, fish meal and bone meal. Too redundan and unnecessary when you have crab shell meal already in there.. They all have the same elements. Recharge is not necessary at all. Just add quality worm castings and bokashi. Make your own bokashi and worm castings. Recharge is...

Not the same strain of mycelium. You have to have the mushroom spores present in the soil for that to occur.

Nope. It actually improves trichome production over generations by increasing brix levels in the plant.

Its pseudomycelium. It's a good thing. It promotes root growth and it makes crops healthier, hardier and more productive by increasing their resilience to pests, pathogens and environmental stresses and improving access to soil nutrients.

https://www.rollitup.org/t/organic-no-till-probiotic-knf-jadam-vermicomposting-soil-mixes-sips-etc-q-a.951076/

I added 2 cups per cubic foot of soil. I also added home made worm castings and bokashi. I also feed with ferments 2 out of 3 waterings till half way through flower. Plants are doing great Day 12 Plants on the right are not yellow. That's just the lighting. I have 3000k COB LEDs on that...

I wouldn't ever quote ed. Hes. little behind on all the techniques Personally I hate making bubble with gorilla glue 4. I grew it for 3 years. It's one of those greasy strains that takes about 8-10 washes to collect all the bubble. I use a 10 gallon washer or hand stir in 20 gal bags / trash...

I root cuts in coco in 9 oz party cups. I water coco with either fresh young coconut water or slf-100 and then use fresh aloe gel as the cloning gel. Then I transplant them into peat based soil into half gal pots, then 1 gal, 2 gal, sometimes 3 gal, then the final 15 gallon or larger pot...

Reading and experience are 2 different things. This thread is very old. Theres several steps left out. Like after you wick moisture from the hash pucks you need to freeze the pucks for a few hours minimum before microplaning the pucks. Unless you sieve the pucks instead. You can disagree...

High phos isn't needed at all with pretty much all types of plants. Plants only uptake so much readily available phos. With bottled nutes phos just goes straight through and with outdoor it pollutes ground soil and creates algae blooms in water bodies. You want a low and even balance. Too much...

Both. Top dressed in flower along with bokashi and castings. Then made a soil mix with it for vegging plants

Using bio live currently. I like it. $12 a box. It's way cheaper than sourcing half of those inputs separately.

Home made worm castings, bokashi, and crab shell meal. If you're looking to use fewer amendments bio live from down to earth is pretty good. It is a blend though. It's a mix of crab shell meal, kelp meal, alfalfa meal, fish bone meal, fish meal, shrimp shell meal, langbeinite, volcanic ash...

Wedding cake is animal mints x triangle kush bred by Seed Junky Genetics. Its sold out at all seed banks. I don't know if they're making anymore. It's an unstable hype strain anyway. Like most of seed junky genetics gear

Amazon and build a soil. I get premiere peat moss from lowes and garden pumice from my local nursery. But both ^^^ will have it online 3 gal is too small for living soil. You want 15 gallon minimum. With true natural organics plants need to have large root balls to produce a good yield and...

That is no where near enough to wash you need at least 1/4 pound to make it worth the work. Did you let your plants fully mature and finish or did you chop them early. If trichome heads don't mature. They wont get big enough to get caught in the bags Also there is the factor of...