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i recently started a sock puppet account on another website pretending to be clayton's mother.

with some strains, it doesn't matter if you have a filter. dunno what level of funk that amnesia has, but it's something to consider. i would have probably went with a 6" fan/filter combo personally- but that's just like, my opinion man.

i hope you've been recycling your spent subs into compost or feeding them to worm bins! spent cubensis substrate is pure magic for plants IME, especially if you used some bran and coco coir in the sub.

lion's mane, shiitake, or oyster are a pretty good place to start. shiitake is a bit more co2 tolerant, but they take 75-90 days to start fruiting after inoculating the substrate. lion's mane or oyster take about 2 weeks to start producing, with oyster being the higher yielder.

if you like to eat mushrooms (whether food or fun), they produce quite a bit of CO2 as they break down their substrate. they are really easy to grow, and a 5 lb block releases about 10-15 grams of co2 a day.

Oysters of a couple colors! Some greenhouse and clean room shots

dibbs, lol Albino A+, tissue clone taken to agar from multispore fruit, whole grain oats used as spawn, fruiting substrate was coco coir, compost, straw pellets, beet pulp, rice bran, and calcium carbonate. Hericium abietis/erinacous complex (lion's mane) Shiitake

this info is false, you should probably fact check http://www.snopes.com/alabama-food-stamps-car/

might want to back off of the fertilizer on the autos, they are getting a bit too much nitrogen by the looks of things.

lookin' good man, is that a 2x2 tent with a 250w hps? who was the breeder on the seeds?

any chance of a closeup to see the frost?

thanks for this vero info. here's the driver chart @bobbuck i think supra originally compiled the data.

that's clearly nothing from the psilocybe genus, and it's incredibly stupid to eat unidentified mushrooms. there are old mushroom hunters, and there are bold mushroom hunters, but there are no old, bold mushroom hunters.

i've seen a commercial vegetable greenhouse set up for DTW that was highly productive with minimal employee hours. i think in terms of simplicity either dtw, ppkk, or some kind of passive bottom water setup like octopots, autopots, or SIP/earth box method.

crazy, they are going to constant voltage drivers. wonder if these will be simpler to wire in parallel. can't wait to see expanded data sheets as they become available.

Hey guys and gals, it's been a long time since I've been able to really post anything. Here's what I'm working with now, just a personal grow for me and the ol' lady. I started a single seed in some cali connection tahoe og, a single seed in another bag of OG, and six seeds in some critical kush...

yeah, why not just mix some amorphous diatomaceous earth into the soil? it's a very high % plant available silicate(as opposed to crystallized diatomaceous earth which is a relatively low %), just requires the microbes to convert the DE to silicic acid. a bag of diatomaceous earth costs ~$8...

i don't know if adding more light will really yield more bud from that tent. you're already running 30w per sq foot while running at a low drive current, which in turn means better efficiency. if you're planning on doing another 220w of cob, get the .75 or 1 sq meter tent for it.

lol, sorry, i meant short in stature, my space has 4' of head room. i have some feminized critical kush x afghani and a s1 of tahoe og that i'm getting ready to flower now, i can already tell the og is gonna get leggy. the SIP method is fairly similar older incarnations of the ppk (passive...

good. lawd. that is gonna be crazy... how much space between the canopy and COB?