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RS11 (Doja Cut) Grown in Living Organic Soil

do foliar spray top and bottom of leaves. If there is one things fungus can’t handle it’s lactobacillus. Believe me I’ve grown shrooms. Lactobacillus will wipe a tub out fast.

2 spotted spider mites. They like to start near the vein most times. They don’t start making webs until the population gets high so it’s good you don’t see webs. Start an IPM program.

There are products like lost coast plant therapy and green cleaner. The best you can do right now is stave them off. Keep temps as low as possible. It’s a little scary but try to hold humidity around 55. You can also make your own green cleaner. 2 ounces of orange peel oil and 1 tsp dr bronners...

Start using EM1 my dude. It’s a proprietary blend of lactobacillus which not only kills the PM but also continues to live on the surface of the leaf and protect it. Apply per directions.

Did you happen to spray with the lights on? Any oils or surfactants of any type should only be applied at dusk or right at lights out. Since you're in flower I would avoid neem. Bronners peppermint soap at 1/4 cup per gallon warm water.

Same here. Powderize rice hulls and top dress that. Scratch it in. Silica helps plants protect themselves from heat. Agsil16 works great as well. That's potassium silicate. Both help plants mitigate heat. Greensand also good but it takes time to see true benefits.

You wanna talk moisture retention? We've been 3 weeks without rain in the high 90s and the plants in my LOS/hugelkultur planters havent blinked.

Yeah. I am running that in my veggie beds. I'm using a combination of logs, wood chips, leaves/brush. I think it's called hugelkultur.

I am making mine in a wood chipper as I clear my land. I have removed 13 trees. Went from full shade to mostly sunny. It's not a big lot but they are deciduous trees. Red oaks, sycamores, and maples. I have pine to remove but I need a crane to lop that big bitch. May give my arborist buddy a...

Oh sorry I misunderstood. I thought you were saying you add clay to your soil because its sandy. Everything you mentioned is clutch when building soil on open land. Right now I'm clearing trees in my backyard and mixing wood chips, green leaves, chicken manure, rock dust, wheat straw, pine...

You havent been to Virginia and North Carolina. We have red clay so dense that it creates a poor drainage environment. When I say it's a clay buster I'm saying it's rugged and vast root system introduces aeration and organics matter while absorbing minerals which are stored in the leaves. This...

Sledgehammer is yucca extract and water. It cannot burn plants...literally no amount can burn

Very cool. We got some Siberian and Kazakhstan landrace that tends to autoflower. Might be a game changer...