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I dig Mr. Canucks channel. He inspired me to go the Gaia Green route. Too bad the shipping was more than the products to get it here in the US. I understand the buffet vs force fed theories. The only thing I wonder is how would they burn? I just have heard the soil is too ‘hot’ never understood...

Thanks for the pointers!

I overlooked your reply earlier. Thanks for the recommendation for the compost. I have a ton of it so I’ll add it when I add the kelp meal and guano. I’m going to use molasses with the teas. Do ppl put that directly in soil?

Great advice. So guys do you think I will be better off adding another 30 gals of unamended soil for a total of sixty gals? The only thing I would be adding is perlite, kelp meal and oyster flour if I can get my hands on it? Hope this makes sense.

Thanks for replying. The rapid test will work wonders. Didn’t even think about that. So use to bottles and ml and all that jazz. This building soil is different. As for the Jobe’s I took the tablespoon weight of it and converted it to grams for the batch. I think that may be the only thing I’ve...

Yeah really wasn’t thinking too much. Just got tired of waiting for my beans and went to the store. The extra perlite will be ordered from Amazon or another source. I did see kelp meal and guanos in the store. Do you have a recommended rate for guano and kelp meal? The other things you mentioned...

So I’m trying to get as close to a water only soil as possible. Haven’t had the best game plan from the door on this one. To start I have 30 gals of promix as my base. I have more but I only need 28 total gallons for my flowering run. I added Jobes AP 444 @ 33g/g. Blood and blood meal @ 1oz/gal...

So I’m trying to get as close to a water only soil as possible. Haven’t had the best game plan from the door on this one. To start I have 30 gals of promix as my base. I have more but I only need 28 total gallons for my flowering run. I added Jobes AP 444 @ 33g/g. Blood and blood meal @ 1oz/gal...

That was the hardest part for me to realize. It’s hard when you’re used to pouring ml upon ml waiting for your plants to grow. With this method you do all the hard work upfront and sit back and enjoy the ride.

The plant is pretty much on autopilot. Feed the microbes, got it. I can tolerate the smell if it’s top shelf flowers at the end. Interested to see the difference between organic and bottled nutes.

Thanks to all of you guys who dropped knowledge. You guys made this super simple and easy. Should’ve went organic sooner. Have a feeling I won’t be going back to bottles.

Thanks. Adding some of that to the list of supplies. I don’t have an RO system but I heard there’s something in the water that’ll negatively effect the microbes in the soil or something like that. What do you do to avoid this? Is it a problem at all?

Thanks for that. Super simple set up. I’m used to bottle nutrients with ml/ppm all that jazz. The way you described pretty much has you watering and walking away.

Solid! Yeah they do have them at my local Lowe’s. I saw it just was skeptical if it would work. I have to remember cannabis is still a plant after all.

Thanks for the advice. I was going to try mix coco and soil, guessing this may not be the best idea? I have a promix bale my buddy sourced so I’ll just use the soil. I intend on using earthworm castings. Any brand that you guys prefer? What are you making the teas from? Did you use terp tea or ewc?

Can you give the nute schedule your using for Dr. Earth's line?

After checking the list Roots Organic seems like a winner to me. I'm pricing RO and Dr. Earth rn. Have you had any experience with either of these lines?

Thanks for the input. I'm not doing anything major. Just enough for me and some close friends. With that being said space is at a premium. I would prefer to go with the individual amendments but where I am the grow stores are brutal. I haven't check nurseries. Just wanted a more straight forward...

Guys does anyone have a purchase point for Gaia Green products here in the US? I've been searching but I can't find anyone. I'm not opposed to making the mix myself but it would be more cost effective if I could get an all in one organic product to feed my ladies. Does anyone have info for...