Yeah, I can't imagine what this thing is gonna do when she's flipped. She might want about 6 feet or something, LOL. Not the tightest node structure I've come across lately. The Lemon Thai Kush is the same way, all stalk not many side shoots. Peace & Love.
The THC bomb I grew out was very tasty, a little sweet; not blueberry sweet, but tasty non the less.
I know there are a few ways to get this done. I'll wait for st0w or Rrog to chime in on this one. I know how the Rev does it. I'll post it up after I get this blunt of Sun Maiden rolled up.
I add a bit more, but you don't have to. If you're top dressing with ewc along the way then there is no need to IMO. Just be sure to add some more aeration bits if you add more ewc (your soil will start to compact if you don't). ACT's allow you to really stretch your ewc out as well.
I am on it. I promise. We all need to do this.View attachment 2852648
This is my worm bin. I brewed an alfalfa/kelp tea last night and added the spent material to my worm bin along with some dandelions from my yard, and coffee grounds and egg shells from that morning, and then covered it with a layer of shredded cardboard that I had laying around. Everything gets recycled through the worm bin, and in a few weeks I'll have some nice castings that are crawling with beneficial microbes at zero cost to me. Those bags of castings that you are buying are not only expensive, but they are of inferior quality. I've read stories about these commercial worm farms feeding their worms cheap dog food. That can't be good.
I can't stress this aspect of organic growing enough to you mayo. Less than $50 will get you a nice bin set up. I'm going to keep pestering you about this until you get on it!
I'm with you on that. I'm going to try a couple plants no-till next round.
Right with you brother!I know there are a few ways to get this done. I'll wait for st0w or Rrog to chime in on this one. I know how the Rev does it. I'll post it up after I get this blunt of Sun Maiden rolled up.
I love it. You are the man. C99 and Blue OG in a nice twist. It doesn't get better than that. Everyone should be able to smoke dank like that. Poor souls.
I found a fella about an hr and half drive from my house. Sells worm casting compost @ $4 a 40lb bag. He starts selling in May, and is usually out within the month. Great stuff. Bought 15 bags last season.View attachment 2852648
This is my worm bin. I brewed an alfalfa/kelp tea last night and added the spent material to my worm bin along with some dandelions from my yard, and coffee grounds and egg shells from that morning, and then covered it with a layer of shredded cardboard that I had laying around. Everything gets recycled through the worm bin, and in a few weeks I'll have some nice castings that are crawling with beneficial microbes at zero cost to me. Those bags of castings that you are buying are not only expensive, but they are of inferior quality. I've read stories about these commercial worm farms feeding their worms cheap dog food. That can't be good.
I can't stress this aspect of organic growing enough to you mayo. Less than $50 will get you a nice bin set up. I'm going to keep pestering you about this until you get on it!
I agree!
Who needs food with that pre lunch smoke and dessert smoke? Damn. Why this is deemed bad by some is beyond me.
Do you mean clones? If clones shoot out the top before the roots get going propers, you've got too much light on them. Roots before shoots
