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i'm tellin ya...ancient forest is nothing but peat. plain and simple. ain't no "compost" in there... MM has examined ancient forest vs. premier peat under a microscope...his conclusions: they are identical. I tend to trust MM. agreed that nobody is right all the time...but i'm tellin ya...

www.neemresource.com - you won't be dissapointed. the s&h is worth it for the quality.. i'd still apply the eco-neem for now...might as well now that you bought it eh? unless its unopened..then return that ish!!! hyroot - ancient forest isn't compost!!! i agree 100% that quality compost or...

If you buy a product w/ just azadirachtin - here is what you're missing: Taken from this article published by the University of Waikato, New Zealand. "Neem protects itself from the multitude of pests with a multitude of pesticidal ingredients. Its main chemical broadside is a mixture of 3 or...

if it's only azadirachtin I wouldn't fux with it....there are many many more important compounds in neem when it comes to this sort of thing. why people focus on azadirachtin and isolate it is beyond me....it works in conjunction w/ all the other compounds in neem...but by itself it's not the...

I think DE only works if it stays dry....at least thats my understanding of how it functions as a mechanical insecticide vs. a chemical insecticide. I have food grade DE that i consume on occasion, and also use for spider control around my garage...good shit for black widows :mrgreen: i'd try...

I like to let my food start rotting before I add it to the bins....bokashi is a nice way of doing this (you should see the worm orgy that ensues in the bokashi after a few days in the bin..). another good option is to put all your kitchen waste in the freezer for a day..the freezing will burst...

"It's organic certified and is an extract of the principal compounds of Neem oil." Do you know which compounds it contains in particular? azadirachtin is going to be one of them most likely... some compounds in neem are more useful than others for their insecticidal benefits. IMO proper...

funny you guys mention "the one" and blue moon rocks... I have 3 TO x BMR Bx1 in flower right now :mrgreen: they're starting to smell really nice at just over 3 weeks starting to get a few crispy leaves...think I may have overdone it w/ the TM-7 :eyesmoke: need to make sure I level out my...

oh no! whats wrong with the sad yellow lady in the top right corner :cry:. everyone else looks so happy!!! lol. lookin good sir ;)

yeah..some plants yellow way more than others. i don't mess w/ it...the plant is in control...always and forever. check out how many threads there are about yellowing @ 6 weeks lol. "oh no my fan leaves are starting to die off at week 6....". i'm at week 3 currently and my ladies have...

mine usually fade...i think its more about the plant aging than actually depleting the nutrients in the soil... thats just my take on it though.. i can chop a yellowed out plant @ 9 weeks, repot a clone the same day, and it will grow lush and green until the last week or two of flower...then I...

BOxNL5/Haze ~3wks. this lady is filling out the fastest out of all 4

Also, Hydra - you're going to need more in your pot than just coco, peat, and perlite + amendments if you want to have success with a no-till operation. humus is key. at least 25% of the soil should be premium (preferably homemade) compost or vermicompost. I prefer to use 33% if I can afford...

for gods sake don't add dolomite....chances are your soil is alkaline if you're in the desert (so-cal...) what soil are they in? are you feeding them anything? what time of day do you water? pics? we need more info....lol

~13 days after cutting off the plant, dipping straight into 200x aloe powder (making sure not to dip it in water first!), then placing into the rapidrooter. can't get much easier than that. solid root development

:mrgreen: I have almost all those books LOL....its funny, I was gonna take a book picture and upload it as well..just got TWN the other day, pretty excited to read it (although I don't know if i'll have time/need to with all the activity on TSD...christ). Sam - sorry bout the mailbox...fills...

:bigjoint: welcome to the recycled living soil party. feel free to ask any questions you might have after reading through the thread... headtreeps pictures are pretty damn convincing, eh?

edit: they might crawl out of the holes? just like a worm bin, the worms will escape if they aren't happy. don't worry about the holes. the holes in the side of my worm bin are basically the same size as the holes in my airpot :D and they never try to escape

cootz recommends soil application only...the enzymes don't do much in the phyllosphere.

very nice! now thats some turgor pressure :clap: coconut h2o or sprouted seed tea? (or diastatic malt?) or just plain ol' aloe?