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Haha I've got a good stone going And I've only topped once! And I usually never have too...maybe since it's Indica? How much do you typically remove and over a course of how Long? I just don't want any more wet spots on leaves It's alfalfa

1 part Sunshine mix #4(omri cert) 1 part Malibus compost 1/4 part perlite(exclude this if your outdoor that's what I do, mix #4 has perlite just not enough for indoors) 1tsp per gal of soil of Crab meal Bat guano Fish bone meal Kelp meal 2 tbsp per gal of Azomite Alfalfa meal 1 1/2cup...

So I topped this gal...holy poo dudes...ive never had a strain Bush up like this lol it's to the point I've been cutting leaves off! I never do That! She just bushy? Or did I fudge a ice cream sandwich?

Hey I know this is an old post but thought I'd toss a helpful hint! When growing fully and truly organic there's no need to wash at all, I'm fact you'd be doing yourself a misfortune! Proper soil with all those good microbes is a great thing to ingest! Remember just as bacteria is good for your...

I'm very curious to what people have to say about the queen of soil science lol as for good reads, dokuchaev is my favorite go to scientist. Yes nature does it best I fully agree, biggest part of outdoors for me...is the sun lol best light ever. For most especially some store bought soil is...

Compost isn't just poop, it's decayed organic matter. Personally only poop I use is worm castings lol

What? If you follow some very basic guidelines you dont have to worry about being anaerobic. You think bottles nutes are completely safe? Last time I checked PO4 is poisonous lol The entire point of a tea is to only put bennys into the soil...never met someone brewing a tea for the E coli And...

Being a sarcastic ass hole does though. "Bro I'm so sorry"

Broganics? Coming from someone who is actually in college pursuing a master's in soil biology, I can assure you there is no "broganics" going on. No preaching has been involved either, a group of collected individuals exchanging information is a better fit. I own a microscope because I believe...

What were your microorgisms per fields of view? Just because your plants didnt die doesn't mean it wasn't anaerobic. The title says it all "stop bro science", without the data you just posted "bro science" in a "stop bro science" thread lol

Haha holy crap the only book in that stack I don't have is the intelligent gardener haha I love the teaming books! And I'm at UCCS studying Soil biology currently and loving it! Have a few certs of Elaine Inghams soilfoodweb.net as well, but my knowledge is never satisfied!

Oh man! That's be awesome! Haha I try and find mine in compost under my scope

I did run into some issues. I'm not a perfect grower, nor do I claim to be, but still impressed with her given what she went through(thinking a buddy brought some mites over lol but nothing a little lemon oil in a diffuser couldn't stop!)

150w hps tent 0 nutrients. Tea fed 1 time. 0 top dresses.

Please, it's getting old. Admins keep getting on him and he keeps coming back to troll. I personally like I said before just like the idea of having a full herd doing all they can to keep my plant happy(eating, pooping and recycling nutrients every second of every day) and my plant thanking...

Hey @Ecompost, where does marijuana sit in terms of a succession level? It grows near Afghanistan and is a "weed" but still benefits from mycoryzal? Would this make it post or pre myco? Just trying to get an idea so I can adjust my soil according. Example is like trying to grow kale in a fungal...

Thanks man. We appreciate you over here fr sure Yea I like molasses just not in teas. I think people misunderstand that part, good for mixing with water, just don't think it has a place in teas because I want more diverse teas not bacteria dominate. Plenty of bacteria and easy ways to get it...

Palm oil is a no go for my home! If it does enter my home it's through Justin's Peanut Butter! Yea everything has a down side for sure, but if I can reduce my foot print at all in happy with that. Plus to me anyways, trying new soil or trying new methods is the best part of growing. I'd say most...

Oh dude! Kelp is amazing in teas! Kelp is just flat out awesome. Kelp provides micro and macro nutrients, beneficial microbes, and stimulates microbial activity. I do 2tbsp per gallon Also I believe there are probiotic microbes with kelp

Oh peat moss is not a renewable resource, trying to be as friendly to nature as possible.