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No, just two I like right now. Won't pick winners until they're dried and smoked.

Interesting point. I get the water PH down to about 3.3. I would think that would cause some lockout?...

High. These two are from 20 seed pheno hunt of ethos Citradelic Sunset. About a week til chop.

Please explain.

I think that depends on the grower. I prefer mine well faded out at chop, as do many others. I like the colors, and I don't like the taste and harsh smoke of green chlorophyll.

To cause a plant that's not fading to fade. That is of course, if fading is what you want. To be clear, I'm not suggesting this is something everyone should do. It's simply another tool that can be used if need be.

Common method is plain water last 2 weeks of flower. But if the soil is still too hot, or the plant is just stubborn, I simply PH the plain water down to under 4.0. That low of PH causes nutrient lockout, and accelerates fade. Tried it on three runs so far with great results. Try it, you might...

Nobody huh? Guess I'll do a small run and see how it works. Hopefully the best kept secret in bagged soil ;)

Looking for a new bag soil for my water only (mostly) runs. I bought a bag of Lush, and the stuff LOOKS and FEELS great - very fluffy, lotsa perlite, and appears to be well amended. It's a newer product, so there's just not a ton info out there. And no, I'm not looking for advice on mix recipes...

So maybe 3 node minimum?

I've done plenty of cuts before from mothers and older seed plants (8 weeks+). Conventional wisdom from das interwebs says a seed plant must be 8 weeks old before taking cuts. That's seems a bit long to me. Can I take cuts from a seed plant at 4 weeks? What say yee

Sounds like it'll be fine for poppin seeds. Appreciate the info!

Experienced grower here, looking for experienced opinions. Anyone out there using Roots Organic ORIGINAL for starting seeds? Is it too hot?

Yeah that's what I do. I was referring to people who tie flexible wire or string to the edge of the pot.

Lot of wire users I see. Not a fan of drilling holes or other contraptions, when you can buy 144 medium binder clips for less than $20. They clip to the edge of plastic or cloth pots, and you can easily adjust the positioning. Also very useful for power cord/string/sticky paper management...

Yeah I used to use the green rubber coated garden wire, with the office clips attached to the pot rim. Works nice, but I find the stakes are much faster to install, easier to adjust, and much faster to remove - especially if you have a lot of plants. Was just wondering if someone made stakes...

I was making LST training stakes out of coat hangers, but I need quantity now. Probably gonna snag these in 6" and 12": Landscape Staples What else is out there?

Slurricane. Had this in a room with 6 other plants overrun with PM, and it did not have a single spot of PM. I also recall some dude on youtube did a big room run, and introduced PM on purpose to see which strains survived, and Slurricane was 100% unaffected. And as far as killing PM on plants...

That plant is rippin! I wouldn't change anything when you pot up - except maybe skip the baking soda. Also guessing that plant is root bound in that 1 gallon pot. Might wanna put 6 or so vertical slashes on the sides, and few on the bottom of the root ball with a clean knife. I also spray the...

Yeah, could just be plant variation. I'll be running a couple more strains from fast buds, will see what happens...