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Anyone want to take a guess? DankSwag

Hi UMS, I have an idea... though just curious what you think 2x3 area with plants 2 and a half feet tall with only 8 to 10 inch tops will produce? DankSwag

I'd say let it cook for 30 days before using. Also depending on the age of plants you may want to fill only the bottom half SS and use a light potting soil to fill in around sides and about 1/2 on the bottom, use mychros when transplanting apply to root area. I have a quick container recipe...

Okay it has been 6 weeks to the date 42 days. These girls are looking sexy! DankSwag

Wow I know I said I wanted to live next door to you, but now I'll have to spring for weapons and armor before I do so. DankSwag

You can top dress with EWC that will bring life back to soil DankSwag

You can also use horticulture lime and gypsum to add calcium and magnesium to soil. DankSwag

EXACTLY! It will KILL the SOIL LIFE! DankSwag

Hey OT, Sounds like you have a little helper gardener in that Rat. If he were a pet, clean bill of health and a vegan eater I'd compost his droppings as a contribution to my garden! You may want to try a combination of CFLs with mixed spectrums. While vegging use 2/3 of your CFL lights...

More then likely because the fresh compost or casting will have live bacteria in it, specifically Bt (Bacillus Thuringiensis Berliner var. israelensis which is used in the product Gnatrol. DankSwag

Obviously you haven't tried it.... people say they eat well too but looking at them you wouldn't know it.... DankSwag

Obviously a comment from synthetic nutrient grower, the solution provided to grow without wet compost is impossible to do and have active soil web. Fungus gnats are an affirmation the grower their organic soil web is alive and well. They don't have fungus gnats because they poor crap in their...

Passive hydro is the method I've been using and decided I'm moving towards organic soils only, with out using any chemical bottled nutes. Substainable type method. Hello D619, I use passive hydro with organic soil in cloth pots. I get the best of both worlds. Check out my links in my...

Say don't forget to have worm bins ready before they arrive DankSwag

Hey there UnderMeSensi, Under Me Sensi, sounds like that would be a great place to be... :-P besides Me Blue Cheese (<-- two different links there) a hybrid which is what you are seeing in my medical grow currently. Also have plans to put a G13xAk47 into PHOGS to see how this hybird does as...

You want surface area over depth and you want multiple bins. I was hoping to build a DIY stacking bins to allow worms to crawl up into new food bin. Also cause worms multiply and if you have good environment you will need to expand to keep a good flow of vermi post coming. I am finding the two...

The problem with the suggestions of letting the soil dry out is two-fold. First it does not work to dry the soil alone for the larvae just go dormant and once moisture returns to the soil so will they. Second letting the soil dry as recommended disrupts what is taking place in the soil web...

Ya da of MacGyver of Dank, RCM.. For me I don't use any large gallon cloth pots by design of my PHOGS system. The largest I have used is 3 gal to grow a 6 and half foot monster. Now I use mostly 1 gallon and 2 gallon on occasion for PHOGS allows the lower part of the root growth for the...

That's what she said... "don't forget the dabs" DankSwag

damm, if I could only think of a way to get my employer to send me down there... sounds like Dank Times yes indeed! DankSwag