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Still good? They never were good. Such BS marketing claims. You're buying lots of water and minor amounts of chemical nutes.

I'm all about buying everything dry and mixing myself. Kelp4less.com is my vendor of choice. Just wait for the 2-for-1 Tuesday sale days and plan ahead. I had the chance to go through Idaho Falls, ID recently and met Dan from Kelp4less...picked up my spring supply of nutes directly at a great...

Barney's Farm Tangerine Dream. After trying this, I'll NEVER order their beans!

No seeds, except maybe somebody made s1. Clone only. Proud to still be growing the original one here in Big Sky Country, Montucky. Doesn't seems to have changed from the first time I grew it four years ago. Have a couple ready to put outdoors. Although they don't get really big, I get superior...

I only ran the Dinafem BlueHash once...results were below average so I simply moved on. My favorite Dinafem is Blue Widow.

I have never had it tested, but I kept one of five, and my medical friends love it. No couchlock, paranoia, or overwhelming stone. What it does seem to have is relaxing daytime pain relief. Patients appreciate they can function and keep pain at bay. Of the medical patients who have blind- tested...

Try Rosemary/Lavender/Cayenne tea as a foliar spray for spider mite control.

Try their Bubba Kush.....

I second the motion. Just say no to Tangerine Dream...and it says lots about a seed provider who would continue to hype it.

GDP is OK. I had better luck with the Rainbow Jones. Very disappointed with Grateful Casey , - big yield but not extremely potent.

I've never used the TGA Soil Packs. I'd probably just keep it for the next batch of soil, or use as a top dressing. I use a tea EVERY TIME I water...works almost like a hydro system, constantly keeping roots moist with a very light nutrient tea. Difference is, unlike hydro, my tea is full of...

I agree, but I'd be a bit more careful about the ingredient mix. If you don't want to mess with mixing your own organic tea, try going to Kelp4less.com adn score some compost tea starter, molasses and Ripe Blend. Foliar feed with very light mixture of soluble kelp and a little molasses.

Barney's Farm Tangerine Dream and Dr. Greenthumb Iranian Indica.

Give coco another try. Some are much better than others. Cheaper ones need lots of rinse to remove salts. Just like life, "variety is the "spice" of organic gardening." I like a wide variety of organic materials and reuse as much as possible. Recently discovered a good source of llama/alpaca...

Never say never....especially if you've never tried it. I don't feel like I'm diminishing quality of the product at all by using my trimpro automatik. It's also a matter of volume. When you're looking at 30 or 40 days of hand trimming, you look for better options.

The kind I smoke with yo' mama.....

Trimpro Automatik. I'm satisfied with results. Not quite as god as hand manicured wet, but boy can it handle lots and lots in a day.

MontanaGrow is straight Silica, and the price is reasonable.

I've used silica additives from two sources. One is a local company here in Montana -- called Montana Grow, and I add 1/4 cup as topdressing to each 15 gallon fabric pot. Kelp4less.com has silica that is much finer and easier to put in waterings, and I usually add that to outdoor grows when the...

I agree...simply use Choice Seedbank....same as Attitude with CC processing.