While the beds were a thought over decision, the containers themselves were an impulse buy. Why did I feel I needed them so deep? In all honesty I didn't put any thought into it, just went for it. In hindsight, do I wish I had something a little more shallow? Oh yeah. But here I am lol.
Haha sorry my man! I try to have a reason for most things I do but I also jump into some things and think about them later. After these girls are done though we can see if the roots made it down all the way.And here I was digging for a DEEP discussion about hidden subterranean processes...
To just say yes would undersell the amount of work that went into it. Cause I will say for most people, you should probably go buy some avid or other sure to work miticides.
When they first showed up I thought I was seeing signs of heat stress, they are some tricky fuckers. I've yet to see them return but I still do biweekly neem sprays on my mothers and I just stopped spraying my flowering plants five or six days ago. Unless I need to of course, but I'm hoping to leave em untouched from here on out.
I can't speak for @Rasta Roy but for me I feel that while growing from seeds the tap root takes advantage of the extra depth. Plus in a no til where keeping moisture levels right, the extra soil gives a larger buffer before you're harming your benneficials and microherd. Josh's Steensland is running shallower 4x8 no tills on his YouTube channel but he uses blumats so moisture level is at a constant.
It gets pretty thick! I run my lights wide open and the way i have them and the plants arranged I get side growth like im growing vertical.How much yield did you get last time? Looks like a thicket!
Will do! I'll try to stay on top of posting pics as they go.
