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Coming out with some :fire: fems this year. :eyesmoke:

How's the Black Scotti? Got 2 seedlings going.

Would someone please tell me what the SF1 is in Black Scotti?

How did you like these strains? The Tie-Dye turned out amazing for me and the Scotch Bacio was rock solid!

Not new to breeding, but decided that it was about time to share the hard work I've placed into reworking and stabilizing the Grape Stomper and also am working on bringing back some originals in F1 form of other favorites of mine. It is definitely on the top of the list for most unique as far...

What about the added Iron? There is no Iron in Cocoa AB. CalMag and other products contain Iron that for the last 15 years I was under the assumption that Iron is important for seedlings. So what do you do about providing iron to your precious ladies? I have no Iron supplement. I can't find...

Most people have known that the soil isn't fully organic because of one of their amendment sources. Not sure if it's potash mining or what, but legally they have to say NOT ORGANIC because it doesn't fully comply. It is safe to use. Having a label containing the words "organic" is definitely...

A worm bin? Isn't that just for N? What about P and K? Yeah, I believe white fire ash is a source for K, not sure, but Guano is not a good thing to have to buy for P. Bats are being raided and destroyed. Seabird guano sucks IMO. Yes, self-sufficiency is my goal so any tidbit of info is...

Thanks guys, I figured that is was probably earlier marketing hype based on other soils NPK's. I remember when they first came out they wanted $28 a bag for the stuff. Now you can pick it up at a local store if you're lucky enough for around $15. Someone must have caught onto their hype...

Doesn't 0.17-0.11-0.14 seem extremely low to be a "hot" soil to anyone here? Ocean forest I believe is 0.3 for N and I would go back to it if it wasn't for the thrips that started coming with the purchase.

I'm no expert when it comes to the NPK analysis on a specialty bag of soil, but 10 years ago when Vermifire came out, their N level was a solid 2 printed on the front of their bags. Now I see photos of their bags of soil on their website with the NPK number being 1.6-1-.6. I have been using...

I have been using VF since they first started making it. I always cut it with 2-3 parts coco/peat/perlite for seedlings. I have never had any issues with bugs other than one or 2 times gnats, but easily controllable. I had beem using FFOF and loving it for 7 years until they started adding...

I was thinking of only using 6 rose cobs. I'm not sure if they have enough ~green light for canopy penetration though. Thoughts?