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yarrow would be good but you'll have to cut it back often cause it grows fast. this isn't necessarily an issue because it means more mulch...also yarrow is great for cuts, etc (which i get all the time in my room...razorblades, wire, metal stuff + my stoned ass = blood). yarrow will stop...

i wouldn't advocate sand for fungus gnats in any situation...BTI is much better. is this for an indoor or outdoor grow?

oh yeah and by ~2 months i mean thats how long i didnt feed them for...they have been in that bin since december and i fed them for a few months before cutting the food supply

i feel you on the clover..it seems to have a tendency to clump and then grow out from there, like you said. rrog - you say I have a natural eye? you have a natural eye my friend! i didn't even notice that little guy either...too busy focusing on those crazy eggs... i reckon it's an...

Been meaning to post this for a few days but ya know how things are...busy. My worms get fed bokashi, eggshells, greens/canna mulch (usually I let it dry and then crumble it into the bins), shredded newspaper/cardboard/egg cartons, and then all the amendments I usually put into my soil: neem...

Picked up a pot in my backyard yesterday and found this: Lovin this new camera like that mama earwig loves her eggs...

Okay, so I have been running a poorly documented soil experiment in the corner of my tent. Here are the details: (5) 4.6 gallon airpots - 5 ace of spades #1 clones from last run. I tried my hardest to pick clones that were the same size, there was a ~1inch discrepancy..nothing too noticeable...

Flower room with lights raised + new bulbs installed. You can see how much these ladies have been stretching...its crazy. Clover coming up nicely. it tends to get crushed when I water, but enough will survive to provide a decent cover. I don't want the entire pot covered with clover, just...

so these new bulbs have raised the temp of my room ~ 8 or 9 degrees. hovering around 84 right now....making me worried about the summertime... these babies are bright as fuck too! makes me realize how old the other bulbs must have been...at least a year, if not more. Hopefully i'll see some...

:) horti's are indeed in digital ballasts...no magnetic for me thanks. haven't sprayed a foliar in a few days out of sheer laziness, but next time I spray it'll be neem/potassium silicate :) thanks for providing all that info about potassium silicate BTW...good stuff. personally after...

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mosquito dunks..BTI will take care of the gnat larvae

bibbidy bump. pics to come later. bought new hortilux bulbs today, amongst other assorted goodies. it's a good day :)

I know a few folks over on IC who do this with great success...harvest, topdress + worms, sow either clover or another fast crop and then chop the clover after a bit and plant your cannabis. you can trap the worms out of the pot if you want with some of their favorite foods laid on the surface...

soak in concentrated solution of EM-1 and water (or some sort of lactobacillus dominated culture) for a day or two. rinse with water and a scrubby brush... works every time

flower - 12/12 photoperiod, 600watt lights (6 in my 8x8 tent, 1 in my 4x4 tent), veg - t5 fluorescents 4'x8bulb fixture x2 for a tent which is 4x8...18/6 photoperiod

holy shit headtreep you really clean those ladies up underneath!!! how/when do you remove all that foliage??

yankeegreen - honestly i'd have no idea where to start with all that fox farms stuff...i'd say first scratch all the earth juice nutes. then get rid of the idea that you need a separate veg and flower soil mix. throw all that shit together, cut it with a lot of super high quality local EWC or...

There is no advantage to starting out in a much bigger pot than your plant is capable of utilizing in terms of root ball space. This is just not true. Starting with a large soil mass that remains undisturbed throughout the grow has many benefits. The soil structure is allowed to flourish, and...

but he will never stop plugging the nute companies...