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Both. Mobius and staff.

Harvested 400 girls.

I'm seeing white pistols. The lady looks good to bloom.

Great grow, You got the thumb

Many possibilities without knowing the environment. Is the medium staying warm enough so the roots can uptake?

There are some larger corporate farmers producing some nice flowers using their water-soluble nutrients. Any home growers using this brand and seeing positive results? Thoughts?

Absolutely. Great foliar benefits by softening the plant walls. I'm on the fence because of that expense but the dual-purpose of soil drench/foliar feed is nice. I've used ThermX70 but it is messy and also pricey. Have you seen noticeable benefits from your foliar application of BAS Quillaja?

Thx. I'll amend the next batch and give it a run. I've considered using a surfactant like saponins as well though it seems more expensive.

To avoid hydrophobic conditions due to top feeding and better growth in general

I'm thinking of trying some Saponins in my living soil. Is anyone using and what type of benefits are you seeing? I've read that it can kill nematodes.

Yes. Aeration may be the ticket as I usually have a hydrophobic crust on the top. Watering slowly usually helps saturation but I think I'm losing a lot to the sides. Thx

I don't think an understanding of the living plane of being and life is pragmatic. But to each his own.

I'm a believer in as in 'As above, so below; as below, so above' with regards to plant growth. The flower was great but it may have been better. That's just my craft way...

This would make sense. I usually water slowly over a 15 minute period to 'try' and saturate the medium and check the base to make sure it is wet. How much time would you use adding 2 gallons to ensure saturation but little runoff? 30 min?

This makes sense as I don't believe there really is a single-time-based solution and a visual check of the roots would be valuable.

Water when dry and leaves begin to droop. Gallon every 2 days at stretch and bulk. Then drop to every 3 days when the flowers are riping.

After my most recent living soil harvest in smart pots, I noted the root ball only made it about halfway down my 7 gals and did not touch the bottom half of the soil. Transplanted w/extreme mycos from 3 gal to 7 when going to bloom and it appears the roots really didn't grow a lot since. no...

I ran 3 Elev8's Bday Runtz on my last run and was very happy with the end product. All Fems. Healthy, relatively pain-free grow. Didn't yield a lot (which I don't shoot for anyways) but it did produce some dense nugs that produced tasty, strong smoke. Didn't wash/sift so I can't speak to the...

Farming: The Lean Farm https://blog.gardeningknowhow.com/gardening-experts/qa-with-ben-hartman-author-of-the-lean-farm-guide-to-growing-vegetables/ Life: Tortilla Flat/ The Pearl By Steinbeck.