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1 part peat moss 1 part worm castings or compost 1 part garden pumice Per cubic foot 1/2 cup crab shell meal 1/2 cup kelp meal 1/4 cup ahimsa neem cake 4 cups rock dust (basalt, glacial)

Soil is too hot and hasn't finished cooking. Subcools recipe takes about 3 months to fully cook (break down / activate) at 80 degree temps. Theres a lot of redundant inputs that take a long time to break down in that recipe . Some of which actually takes a couple years to break down. Like green...

Recharge is rebranded from terra grow. Just use tribus or make ferments and worm castings.

Make a soil mix. Like Coots mix. Then water only water the whole grow. Bada bing bada boom. Can't get any more simple than that.

Mke sure to freeze the barley before using it. The majority of barley grains have moth eggs. You want to kill them. Especially if you're top dressing barley. You don't want to see moth flying out of your soil. They don't do any damage. They're just a nuisance.

They're garbage because they're regular strains crossed with cannabis ruderalis. Fems are garbage too. They don't have the traits from the male like stress recovery. They tend to hermie more often than not I only grow and breed regular photo seeds I haven't ran 21/3 for veg in years. I...

I don't grow autoflowers. Theyre still garbage. They"re crossed with ruderalis. This thread has nothing to do with autoflowers it's about veg schedules. I've been vegging 16/8 for a while. Originally to save money on power and to mimic nature. That actually gets the fastest growth. But...

Top dress some bokashi and add more mulch on top. You want a good mulch layer for the worms to feed on and help keep moisture in the top layer. Red wigglers hang out in the top few inches unless they're laying eggs.

Lab / lactobacillus may help.

I wouldn't top dress after mid flower. Top dressing at the beginning of flower or just before flipping should be enough to get you through flower and the next round of veg if doing no till

If in veg or within first 2.weeks of flower use citrus ferment or dr zymes. If in flower after 2 weeks get some andersoni predator mites.

Top dress neem cake and karanja cake 1/8 cup each per cubic foot of soil . Then top dress bokashi and castings or compost on top then water. When top dressing you use half as much as you would in an initial soil mix..

I bet you named him too.

Yep same one. It has pnsb and other microbes that are not in labs. I only add a few tablespoons for every 20 lbs of of grains. I use basalt, gypsum, and galcial rock dusts. Also bokashi, ahimsa neem cake, karanja cake, and malted barley all have magnanese. Bokashi has the most of all of them...

Magnanese def was the spots. As soon as i started adding karanja cake, more diversity of rock dusts and doing ferments, bokashi, and topping pureed malted barley. They went away. I still get fades at the end of flower witj a few strains that are just nutrient hogs.

I'm good. Same ole same ole. Working on breeding mostly. How have you been?

Once every 12-18 months. I empty indoor pots and beds and throw the soil into bins and re-amend and cook said soil. Then I add another batch of used / recyceld soil thats already been cooking to pots and beds. I never have to worry about the soil level getting too high I do this mostly...

The Soil Makers are pretty good. They're in Connecticut though. They do free shipping on most things. https://www.makeorganicsoil.com/

My bermuda breath and highland breath almost done. I've decided I'm not going to release f2's of either of these. But rather release what I cross with the males of these. I'm about to flip the light on the highland breath male project. I may change my mind down the road.

I worded that wrong. It's vermicompost. Not everything gets broken down by worms. A good amount of it gets composted. The compost isn't as fine as the castings.