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They are wineberries (an invasive species in the US)

If they're fast-moving and stay in/on the soil, they're probably hypoaspis miles, nothing to worry about.

Looks healthy but like you might have some pest damage on lower leaves, hard to tell with the zoomed out pic

You can definitely reuse it. I would not bother trying to sterilize it unless you had some bacterial or fungal pathogen that affected your last crop (not just fungus gnats).

Yesssss

Definitely recommend using larger pots. I've been using two of these in a 3x3 with recycled organic soil: https://www.agardenpatch.com/ Earthbox is another brand that's very similar that you might have heard of. I do either one or two plants per Growbox depending on how large they are. I guess...

I'm gonna second the Erdpurt recommendation. Nice and mild indica with some high CBD phenotypes...

What issues are/were you having? Did you add perlite or some other aeration to your mix?

I usually transplant when the roots fill a 4-inch pot and they start to take off right away. Earlier than that, like from a seedling/propagation cell, or not fully rooted out yet, and they seem to stall for a bit after transplanting.

I would mix the fertilizer in from the beginning. I question the effectiveness of top-dressing in a SIP, unless you really dig it in deep, which can be a pain to do, especially if you also follow the instructions of mounding up the soil before planting...

Ugh, I feel for you...I went through a similar thing several years ago, it came on very suddenly after taking too much edibles and fucked me up for months... Tbh what worked for me with the panic attacks was realizing that they're not going to hurt you, it's just your body's sensory systems...

What causes it? High THC bud, duh! I've had that experience before, in fact at one point I actually quit smoking for a while because of it. I've found that smoking less at a time or less strong bud obviously helps, nothing wrong with being a lightweight. Also adding some CBD in the mix, either...

It was only a matter of time... 9_9

This guy's been growing in a recycled coco base for a while and seems to be doing alright with it: https://www.rollitup.org/t/airpot-bed.1085120/

Probably hypoaspis miles, a totally benign soil critter: If they were spider mites, they would be on the leaves, not hanging out in the dirt... Imo the only bugs to actually worry about in the soil are root aphids, which have a similar color but slightly different shape than hypoaspis. But...

For some reason one of our cats loves it. She always shows up whenever the Alaska Fish Fertilizer comes out...

Glad you've been able to make it work for you, @medidedicated ! Do you guys use liquid or powdered lecithin? I think when I tried it I used powdered and had a hard time getting the mixture to be homogenous. And do you think the amount of lecithin is based on the amount of oil? Or the amount...

Who knows, the method I use might keep the bud at a higher temp for longer resulting in more CBN. My crockpot on low gets the oil to around 200F, and high setting keeps it around 260 which is a bit too warm. I kinda shoot to get it above 240 for 45-60 mins, then turn it off, but I'm sure it...

It's so interesting how edibles affect people differently, even more so than smoking. For me I also have to be careful how late I take them, but it's because I end up sleeping too soundly and have a hard time getting up the next day. There's a window from about 5 to 9 pm where I can take them...

Tbh, all dry organic amendments are gonna smell. If it's in a tent with a carbon filter, it should be a non-issue. But I've even used it on house plants and not noticed any offensive odors after it gets watered in... It's not like we're talking fish emulsion here or anything