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Unfortunately I already have it, so I'll use it up. What are the cheaper options that are just as good? I'm starting to get the feeling that of all the expensive ferts I am buying, there are cheaper ways to create the same thing.

Yeah I grow outdoors. I had two indoors this season that I was very excited about and they fell to spider mites. I tried to fight it for 2 months before I gave up and just put them outside and neglected them. Now the spider mites are dead and they are super healthy and blooming, but with tiny...

Thank you!!

It was Kool Bloom, some ultra-high PK nute for the end of the plant life to fatten them buds. I'm not so much worried about the plant not benefitting from the nutes as I am ingesting said nutes when I enjoy my plant.

I found myself in a bit of a pickle. My plant is about a week away from harvest, so last Friday I gave her Kool Bloom. Unfortunately, over the weekend some spider mites decided to move in. A small infestation, and I'd take the plant right away, but Kool Bloom says I should wait 5 days after...

I ordered Kool Bloom. Thoughts?

Can you elaborate more on the balanced nutrient ratio?

So if you're looking at the pictures of this crop in my other posts, the most recent is almost a month old. I won't hit them so hard with the Kool Bloom, but these girls are resilient. I feed them pretty heavy. You want to know how I could tell that even the top buds on my highest plant are...

It's likely I can let these go for another ~1.5 months.

Sorry didn’t mention it, I bought the Kool Bloom last night, should arrive in a few days and I’m going to hit them hard with that.

My girls grew wildly tall this year but have terribly small buds. To put into perspective, I have a plant in a pot on my porch that is 6' tall with more buds than my 14' plant that is in the ground has. I'm coming up on harvest. I was originally going to take them in 2 weeks, but at this point...

I did give them heavy alfalfa all along, maybe that’s it. The plants are huge.

No seeds, they’re all female. Don’t get me wrong, the buds are pretty and will taste nice, they are just spindly.

But a lousy camera that you can’t really make out the buds on. They are super healthy otherwise, no dead leaves since birth, no bugs, just very healthy. Outdoors in the ground, so can’t get them into a greenhouse. Also northeastern, so October can get pretty cooler. Putang Chocolate diesel...

I think I’ma victim of my own hubris. Id brag about my huge plants. Five of them are near 14’, and their buds are so small and spindly. Even the top buds at this point don’t look like they’d rack up more than a handful of grams. I think I may have planted them to closer and they crowded each...

Thanks! That’s be a swell idea, maybe something the site mods could consider and help to organize? I did a lot of bro science. All organic and I probably went a bit overkill with the nutes. I also love making teas and really only feed with teas. At any given point I have a tea or alfalfa meal...

What an unnecessary comment. We were talking about height, specifically.

20! That’s a big garden. How tall did the 7 get? Last year I harvested 7 plants. There were 9 of us and we got through about half of it in a ten hour day. It’s a lot of work! 20 is insane, might want to get your hands on an automatic bud trimmer, help lighten the workload.

We had many terrible happenings at the start of the season, notably we lost 40 (!) seedlings before any took. Since then, this is our fourth and best growing season so far. In seasons past our seedlings have always been a bit sick and had to contend with that, I think affecting their final...

Have two plants indoor.I’ve been battling mites for months, wanted to wait until I (thought) I had them under control and then flip them to flower. I flipped them a few days ago and there was an explosion of mites, spots on every leaf, and webs everywhere. I had hit them with the spinosad and...