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This is the equation I used for my beds. 24 * 48 * 2 = 2304 cu in Using Google: 2304 cu in = 9.97 gallons, so 10 gallons or whatever feels right

I was advised to flush with “clean water” (RO water) and re test the soil, I did and it worked out. Been watering with RO ever since. After every harvest I send out my soil to Logan labs for testing. Soil has been pretty balanced with the recommended amendments. Also I haven’t had to flush since...

I’ve sent soil samples for all three of my 4x2 raised beds to Logan labs, that way I can re amend safely. I noticed all three beds have high amounts of sodium, I’m gonna go ahead and assume it’s my municipal water. The question I have for you guys is if I can use a regular tall boy water filter...

Hey Julien, how big is your pot size? I myself run the clackamas coots mix and have had awesome result, don’t listen to the negative people who failed trying it. It works if you do it right just like bottle nutes. You really don’t have to chase your tail checking PH with organics. Honestly it...

Bam!! That’s your problem, no more fuel…

How big are the pots?

If you’re growing organic, you shouldn’t want water runoff.

Infrared thermometer Thermopro these will help

The bigger the pot the better, I would always get deficiencies with 5-7 gallon pots.

Molasses are mixed with teas to feed the microorganisms 🦠 that will break down organic matter and In return feed your plants.

Amazing!

Yes please and thank you!

Re amended coast of main stonington blend. Down to earth crab meal, fish bone meal, kelp meal, azomite and dolomite lime.

I’m always running into some kind of deficiency. I recently came across buildsasoil and binged watched their YouTube channel. From my understanding I guess I’m not using enough compost in my soil mix. I noticed most organic soil mixes have a large amount of good quality compost, I barely put any in.

Is that an organic soil grow? Lol sorry didn’t realize that was stated on the heading. Looks amazing. I’m having a hard time with organic soil.

If it isn’t pest, it’s a magnesium deficiency

I wait 10 minutes

Here’s a pic of her...

I’ve been watering twice a day at 650-750 and this morning I did a slurry test, I got 120ppm also the ph was 5.8. The nutes coco loco came with are long gone...

I guess I'll cut back on watering plus my RH has been all over the place. I plumbed my dehumidifier so from now own I'll be getting a steady 40-50% RH.