I feel like your positivity attracts positivity. I only see people helping people in the comments, it's refreshing not seeing trolls all the time. You are a true philanthropist.
I just can't get enough knowledge on this. Another incredible episode Jeremy!!!!! I've been getting up every morning at 4am for the last 15 months and spending about 2 hours on RUclips studying these plants Religiously before I go to work! This has been a real treat being able to watch the show everyday this week!!! Thank you for all the knowledge you share. It is extremely useful and can't seem to find this much information packed into each episode on any other platforms!!! Definitely my favorite Channel!!! Thank You Build A Soil Team!!!! 👍 Looking forward to the next episode!! ✌
Great to see all of these daily videos, I know it's not sustainable, but really appreciate the effort! Absolutely love the responses to those grow myths too 😄 🤣 👍
Above all what you need to o for everyone! Is to roll a big joint and smoke it while you do this or just chill I could listen to you all day bro you’re the top man 😅 I want to see you weed close up and see you get baked! Then I’ll know if it’s as good as it looks too! 😅💪🏼 Haha ✌🏼 Awesome videos
I use "Avocado Tech" in my worm bins to boost the worm and beneficial insect populations. I've noticed the rove beetles really enjoying hanging out in there. I don't scoop out the Avocado and fill it with anything, I personally just cut them in half and let the worms get after it. I know Blu takes credit for the tech and as far as blending and then adding amendments into the pit I do think that could be his but worm farmers have used avocado and melons and pumpkins, etc.. for years because the worms love them and will reproduce rapidly under the shells/skins. We have a local worm farm here that has been doing this for years. 🤙
Finally someone with some credibility talking about putting plants in 48 hours of darkness at the end. I would 1000% percent agree. Such a waste of time. And I have NEVER seen my plant get MORE frosty lol. But you see tons of videos of people doing it and claiming that they can see WAY more trichomes after 48 hours of dark. I have always questioned those peoples vision lol. And if they have glasses there prescription needs some adjusting lol. Good tips bro ✌️✌️✌️
Christmas came early to my Earthbox: lifted the mulch cover and there was Santa's beard! Craft Blend, Gnarly Barley, Growing Organic kashi, and BAS worm castings FTW.
I do use 'AVOCADO TECH' but I don't use the avocado tech on the soil surface in my actual growing containers. I think adding/top dressing dry amendments, fan leaves/stems from defoliations, and compost for the soil food web and worms to cycle, is better when scattered across the entire soil surface of the pot or bed and let the worms roam the full surface of the soil spreading microbes and nutrients everywhere as they go, to be watered in which will be more even distribution of microbes and nutrients during your normal waterings vs pockets of high amounts of castings under the pods. I could see using an avocado pod to encourage mating and multiplying of the worm population in the soil container but I think that's better done in the worm bin and then just add more worms from the bin to the growing containers. For my worm bin I do use avocado tech, but I don't use just avocado and dry amendments in the filling of my pods. I actually eat the avocados (unless they are spoiled of course) and just keep the half shells and fill them with blended fruits, vegetables, coffee grounds, egg shells, etc and also small amounts of some dry amendments, biochar, etc. whatever waste I would add to the worm bin anyway just gets blended together and then fills the empty avocado shells. These small spaces packed full of super yummy nutritious worm goodies really makes them 'rage' (feed and mate) and they seem to devour the same quantity of food in the pods a little faster than if it's just spread out on top of the worm bedding without a pod to contain most of the action. You can use other items to fill than avocado shells, such as coconut shells, pumpkin or squash type veggies cut in half, also will make a great functional pod to fill. I think there is some benefit to using some avocado in the blended pod filling but honestly unless they are spoiled avocados you would be tossing out, simply filling the empty shell halves with the waste veggie and fruit scraps that would be fed to the worm bin anyway, is a better variety of nutrients for the finished castings and also healthier and happier for the worms.
What’s up Jeremy! Buildasoil has got me super stoked on living soil and because of this channel I’ve started my living soil journey. I love the earth boxes and have seen the success they can bring when done right not only through your videos but also through my dad growing a 3rd year jalapeño in one. It’s a massive bush and he gets pounds of jalapeños per harvest and harvests many times a season but along the lines of the earth box I wanted to see if you knew anything about a company called autopot and if so talk about if living soil would work in an autopot system. Thanks again for all the educational content and you’ve earned a life long customer out of it.
Thanks mang this was really helpful- my “grow guide” (good friend with a bunch of experience) also taught me the more time you spend, the more you love and care for your plants.. the more they give back come smoke time. Everyone should have this idea when caring for their baby girls
Thank you for doing these videos! Now let’s see a training comparison series. Please. Same cuts, same batteries, just one natural, one staked, one netted, one topped once, one topped as much as possible, etc etc etc. This and the breeding series would really fill out some info
About to harvest a grow using take and bake kit, build a flower, gnarly barley and watered with coconut, saponaria, rootwise and super carb (blue eden) through out the whole grow and my daughter said my room smells like Carmel cupcake 😂. Terps have never been this noticeable. I Appreciate you and your company! What do you think about sugars towards the end of flower? When would you suggest to stop using them? Do they bring out more terps or is it just a myth?
Tbh the best analogy in my experience is that a lemonade don’t slap in the summer unless the fresh squeezed lemon & sugar was brewed in a lotta ice like a marinade. Lemonade was so good was always gone before the ice in the glass melted! Long story short when I ice flush my candy Kush in late flower with 2 tsp of raw brown sugar per 1/2 gal as an additive I always leave it like those empty glasses of lemonade full of ice left behind. Essentially keeping the plants how plenty ppl like myself feel every summer when there’s a thirst to be quenched. Coming back for more!
Using sugars toward the end of flower is helpful so long as it is a simple sugar. Don't expect something like molasses to be a good option. Molasses is great throughout the late stages of veg and the early to mid stages of flower but after that I recommend going to something like nectar for the gods Herculean harvest in combination with Aphrodite's extraction as a last week's leaching feed before a final week of water only. The other reason to use sugars toward the end is for your microbes. Your plant excretes sugars as a way of attracting the microbes to the roots and of course at the end of its life it wants to hang on to those sugars. So you will be providing the sugars to keep them munching and going till the end. But only a simple sugar like Aphrodite's extraction will be able to be taken up by the plant as well right away.
For the most part I feel that when the trichomes cloudy the plant is done. Having a few amber is alright and most likely a good indication to harvest. I harvest at the first sign of ambering. Remember amber is a sign of breakdown not peak potency, so if you are waiting on amber you are effectively lowering your plants potency. If you want to stress it in a beneficial way, stick to super cropping and stalk twisting but never past the 3-4th week of flowering. You will benefit greatly from this. But stressing any later wont really help the plant. It needs ample time to respond and a couple days or even a couple weeks wont do much. Plus you run the risk of it herming that late.
I definitely don’t see value in darkness before harvest and surely don’t see value in stressing my plants out. I want them happy and healthy all the way until harvest so they can put their max effort into doing what they already know what has to be done. I feel like the people that believe in these myths have no way to quantify that last round was more resinous then the one before especially if you are running different genetics each round.
I believe the 48 hrs of darkness is also because some of the more volatile terpenes evaporate in the light and you loose those terpenes under the light and the terpenes actually peak at night and drop during the day….Swami Chaitanya does a pretty good explanation of why to harvest outdoor in the AM and why leaving it in darkness for some time could help with flavor
I've seen him speak on it and he is convincing! I've always understood it to be about terpenes rather than actual trichrome growth. However I've tried it a couple of times on genetics that I've ran multiple times and didn't notice anything beneficial from it. I now just harvest after a normal 12 hour dark cycle..or not let the lights come on the day I'm going to harvest and chop em whenever I get to it that day. So they may see 15 hours of darkness. I've always noticed right before the lights come on they smell the strongest. ✌️
Just lower the brightness on the light it’ll give a lower par for the flower and put out less heat which would be eliminate that theory. And like Jeremy spoke about their is no 48 hour of darkness in nature.
About the couple days of darkness before harvest, trichomes are damaged by light to some extent then repair themselves during the dark period, this makes me think that maybe that two day dark period allows the trichomes to show their current full potential, the example that made me think this way was that for outdoor harvests you want to do it in the morning before light hits the plants
I have been watching you grow, Awesome! I have been growing in a 4'x 8' tent till now, now I am building a 150sq ft room, I have access to free barrels so, 25 gal pot it is. Soil, it is, living soil? Thinking about it, I have a lot to plan until it is built. Two years down as a grower, only getting better. Thank you for your help.
I made the switch over a year ago, I can't thank Mr Brownguy420 enough to planting the seed in my brain, so again Thank you Brother! I've heard way to many positive vibes on build a soil and decided to give it a try and a year later with some emails and a phone call from Jeremy (shocked when he called) I am banging out some killer plants. I would of never been able to do it without Brownguy and build a soil. This is just so easy and very fun and continue to learn everyday. A year later and my girlfriend is actually caring and collecting worm food and making sure the kids (worms) are fed, and she hates bug creepy crawling things. Now I have a huge gorilla and a 3x3 bed that has its own eco system!!! How fucking cool is that¿ I'm a fan for life! #LoyalToTheSoil
When can we some swag like coffee cups (really big ones not the dollar general size cups) stickers and or shirts? Come on guys I can't be the only one who wants it!
YoO real shit! Big shout out to Brown Guy 420. He put me on to this methodology and introduced me to Build A Soil. I'm forever thankful for that 💯 Jeremy much love brother 🙏🏾💚
Really love this show! It's full of useful content and it always helps to feel like ya connect with the host! Thanks bro! I'd love to hear more on what we should feed our worms to keep that optimal npk for cannabis
As always great tips. Thanks in particular for the discussion of having more than one plant in an EarthBox. It certainly answered a question that I have been discussing.
Great 👍🏻 topics and questions I really like what you said in the end about helping each other in the community in a constructive and respectful way there are enough 😈 troll sites out there bashing each other and I think 🤔 this crews better than that happy holidays growmies🎅👽
Iv ate breathed n slept organic living soil growing for over 15 years n my dream is to move to a med state and it legally become my job and learn n soak up anything I don't already know n just follow my passion n love for this plant.. there's no future for me in the UK this is my calling n my purpose in life to grow the best quality meds n help people n myself in so many different ways ..
I like Farmer Freeman too bad seeing this video late. They had a great black Friday sell. To me it's worth the money saving time for a small home grower
The whole 48 Hours of darkness before Harvest bit is just more bro science. And I am convinced at this point that at least half of this entire Industries information is bro science. I trust very little of anything that I don't specifically see myself in my grow rooms.
I tried the whole 48 hours of dark between veg & flower on a cut I had ran several times.......it seemed to just confuse the plants and it felt like it took longer to flip JMHO. My guess is that it slowed the metabolism down.
Can you use jadam wetting agent in place of Quillaja for soil drench? What would the downsides be? Will you ever make a video for an outdoor grow? Maybe how you would theoretically do it and how it's different than indoors? Been loving your videos. Trying to use your knowledge for my outdoor vegetative garden.
I’m running 100% native soil doing natural farming preparation like KNF/JADAM doing things the build a soil way with some of your products, I am currently in week six and three days Until week seven the plants are still stacking and so I am continuing to feed I’m just cutting back the frequency and the amount and I understand what you’re saying about watching in the plants switch from that vegetative state to the resin state and finishing out the flowers that’s exactly what I’m aiming for. I love to watch your videos and realize that I’m already thinking the correct way in cultivation. 2:30
I have a PHD in Microbiology. I hope this helps clarify a few things. With regards to stressing the plants at the end of flower, it's very simple. Would it happen in nature? These plants have been around for hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of years. They are perfectly adapted on their own. Let them do what they need to do, and just help the plant when it 'needs it'. They will let you know. Stressing the plant at the end of flower is completely unnecessary with no rewards. We did many an experiment during university testing this very subject with fruit bearing trees. There is no evidence that stressing does anything other than harm during flower.
Loving the content you're putting out. This was the series that finally allowed me to push to full notill, you are a very good teacher. My question: I just discovered I have red spidermites. This is the first time I've ever seen them. Most were on my cover crop which I removed and disposed of properly. I've only seen a couple on my plant, but I can't help thinking it's about to get really bad. So the plant is in week 10 of flower and still has a couple weeks left. It's growing in a 15 gallon grassroots living soil pot in 3.0. I'm thinking of letting it ride until harvest, then deep cleaning my tent with bleach and not planting any more cover crop for at least 2 weeks, as I've read the spider mites can go 3 to 11 days without a plant before dying. Also giving my top mulch layer a daily spritz with neem oil and Dr. Zymes. Would that rid me of them? And is there anything else you think I should do? Should I just cut my losses and harvest now before it could get out of hand? I should add that I've been growing in this tent for 5 years now and never even seen a spider mite before, so I'm not sure how I got them in the first place. The only thing that's changed is the container and soil, and since both of those came from buildasoil I doubt they would have come from there.
Yesssssiirrrrr thanks for the response 🙏🏽 Learned avocado tech from watching Blu Also when the worms congregate in the avocado they reproduce substantially!
Really loving the daily uploads! Would love to hear your thoughts on adding a uvb light in flower for a couple hrs a day... I'm hearing it can really increase trichome production and quality.
I love the fact that you are deeply connected with the community and strive to make this a community discussion and collaboration always. much love brother
I think if you love to grow and you have the supply, space and resources to test all of these myths or whatever you want to do to your plants to learn more then you should Breakthroughs aren't made by following strict guidelines!
Good stuff as usual! Never quite understood myself the logic of doing bad things to your girls at the end if flower. I've always looked at it like we are trying to imitate nature.
Hi Jeremey, mainly just saying Hi, like you asked, Ha! I started my first grow around the same time you started season 1, so it's been fun to go along at the same pace, but I am nowhere near a LOS, but look forward to when I can start; had to focus funds on lights, tents, fans and such. Starting off, I had a buddy helping me that had experience growing at a commercial grow, but I supplemented that info by watching the 10x10 season 1. I even got my buddy to check out the series, but we both got really into your channel once we heard two words: "DISC GOLF!" That got you a few subscriptions! We've got a shop here called "Grow 'n' Throw" and they've had the 10x10 series playing a few times that I've stopped in to get discs and grow supplies. Not at all grow related, but some disc golf content would be awesome! So the question: What DG course do you call home?
Getting spoiled with a new class, I mean video everyday!!🙏🏻 my brain and my garden thanks you... also my jars... really hard to smoke all the dankness between rounds these days 🤙🏼😋💜
I loved the section on busting grow myths!!! Would love to hear more. As a new gardener its good to hear whats real and whats BS, because there is so much conflicting information out there. I like your approach of really thinking it through from a scientific perspective.
Good stuff as always. And I am no expert but, in my opinion, many of the myths are mostly just fun to try at best and/or another knob to fiddle with. Which, especially at first, you have too many of already and are best left off the already long list of variables. Your commonsense approach resonates, and I find myself returning to rewatch specific content on topics that I want to revisit. Much like my dog-eared copy of Jorge Cervantes's Guidebook that served me so well when I began this journey, your feedback stands the test of time. Which is very unlike most content I find elsewhere online. Much appreciated. Please keep it up if you can. And thank you for the extra effort.
Love the answer very informative 👍 been growing for a long time and knew the answer but I get asked it alot 😀 can't wait for the breading videos going to be a long haul and the fam are here going to be fun
Thanks for dropping all of your knowledge. I’m constantly watching your videos and waiting on the next one to pop up. This 10x10 grow series has been a tremendous help and is definitely reflecting in my grows. Any chance of an Autoflower grow? Thank you, much respect to Jeremy and the build a soil team.
FAQ Questions First off, BIG LOVE to the whole BAS team- I just harvested my first crop- 4 plants in 2 earthboxes and without all of the help from the BAS team I don't think I could have done it. I am customer and fan for life! Questions: 1. What is the maximum number of plants I can put in an Earthbox- assuming a veg time of a week or 2 at most? 2. Is the Earthbox the gateway drug for a bigger container!? As a new grower, I appreciate the simplicity of the Earthbox- especially watering. That said, I came to this way of growing because I love the idea of not throwing out soil as well as...building the soil! My plan is to do a few more runs with my 2 Earthboxes and then switch to a bigger container. Here is my situation- I have a 4 by 4 Gorilla tent and a 3 by 3 (just using for curing). While my wife is supportive of my grow, she is also sensitive to how much time I put into it. I am growing just for myself so it's not like I need huge amounts. Given that, what size container would be best? It seems like the 3 by 3 is rocking it- I am just wondering if it's a little too big. That said, my priority is to really develop the soil over time. Thanks again and much love, Ethan
Jeremy, thank you for someone who is old enough to be your father and an organic gardener for 40+ year. Thank you for teaching me to move forward into no-till, for both food and medicine. My question is related to "autos". I grow outdoors, in container, and in FL. The growing season could result in "photos" reaching 10-15 foot or more. I cannot have that right now. I wanted to plant 1-2 "autos" every 3-4 weeks to have a continued harvest, such as succession planting in the vegetable world. My only concern at the present time would be drying, but would love your input into this use of "autos). Keep up the good work.
Drying is the most difficult. Unless you have complete control of temps and humidity & I mean 💯% complete control. I’m struggling with 87% humidity as I type this.
Split stalks at the main node 10-14 days prior to harvest creates mucho trichomes. Found out the hard way by accidentally splitting them doing LST. At first I was so mad at myself, but when the flower chubbed up and matured that particular skunk plant went crazy with frost over all the others. Split the stems and strip the leaves 3-4 dayz prior to harvest. Def results every time.
Hey Jeremy. I love the videos. Thanks for all the knowledge. I’m newer to growing and recently made a Black Friday purchase from build a soil. I can’t wait to start using your products. I don’t know much about the avocado tech but from what Ive learned everything that u said is spot on. A couple things that I have heard is that when all the worms come up to the avocados you could take that avocado out of one bed or worm bin and place it into another to start adding worms to a new bed or bin. Also I’ve heard that it promotes the worm reproduction so it is a good way to increase your worm population if that is something that you are trying to do. I’ve been following along since season 1 and I can’t wait for every video that you drop. Thanks again for all the knowledge
Avocado tech came from composting avacados and people realizing that it is a fatty organic matter that's easy to break down for worms,this has been good for worm farms and compost piles for decades. Just an easy good food for the worms to eat and break down .
I’m going to miss these daily videos. I have a question about grounding. I’m building a 3x6 grassroots living soil bed with your 3.0. I being an outside grower can’t help but see we are missing that earth ground connection with indoor beds. Do you think using a copper grounding electrode at the bottom running horizontally out the end and then connected to an earth ground nearby would work? Would the copper electrode negatively affect the soil or plant health? I’m a firm believer in grounding/earthing as it’s helped me and can only imagine creating a source for those electrons to freely flow from plant to Mother Earth would benefit the plant. Or maybe I’m just too hippy and thinking too far into it. Let me know what y’all think. Thanks Jeremy and the BAS team for all the hard work y’all do.
I have theorized about doing that (or something similar but have not tried it yet). My thought is that it would aid in cat-ions. The idea came to me when watching Leighton Morrison talk about the horizonal system.
@@johnwilson5465 it is electrical, it clicked for me when Leighton Morrison said An-Ion.....everyone only talks about Cat-Ions. To most people it sounds like jibberish but I have dabbled in electronics my whole life. Cat-hode and An-node are the 2 ends of a vacuum tube, the cathode is the negative side and the anode is the positive side. A stream of electrons flows from the cathode to the anode.
Hy Jeremy 👍your videos are awesome and the build a soil way(living soil) work awesome for your crop👍 i think about the 48 h period that u were right it will not produce fully developed thricomes but i saw a video of some studies made and it is good to cut the plant early in the morning before that the plants will wake up , that way u get the full flavour and potency because the plant replenish her battery with light in day time and will consume this energy to develop in the night time and the plants are able to calculate their energy in function of the season u are and the light they are exposed such way that in the morning they have 1 %power (energy) left when they know that they will start a new day and start to replenish their batteries . Thats why in the morning i think u can get the full potency because they put everything in night time to develop. If u think I’m wrong i can share with u some videos about the studies. Keep on going , u are awesome 👏
Hey brother! Couldn’t have been where I am in my grow journey without these videos! Thank you so much 🙏 keep crushing it. Curious on your opinion on Steve Cantwell’s “Bottomless Pot tek” where he cuts out the bottom of his one gallons before planting a clone/seed into it and when it’s at the proper size, simply placing it on top of the soil bed/pot as opposed to digging in, minimizing labor, transplant shock and disturbance in the soil. Also seems to be beneficial being able to have an extra gallon of soil on top of your pot if you’re running smaller pots (below 30gal). Sorry for the long question, just curious on your thoughts! Thanks again!
I would honestly love to see those myths of puncturing the stalk and 2 days of darkness before harvest be tested in a scientific way. I really think Jeremy's right, but as the fellow Community Cannabis Experimenter, Jeremy should do a side-by-side comparison with clones, same soil, same everything and test these things we STILL argue over after all these years. Please Jeremy, end these silly debates. Thanks BAS, you're doing God's work 🤙
Love your plants!...lol. I agree. Not in an earthbox but try my best to keep the soil life active in my bags. When I transplant I dust the hole with bone meal. I'm thinking of adding kelp meal. Pros and cons? Also would you suggest any other light ammendments at transplant? Fyi using an organic potting mix with peat moss, and down to earth 4-8-4, and worm castings. Water with tea every two weeks until week 5 of flower. Go into ocean forest for flower, but looking to change up when the space is available.
Just asked my Hydro Shop today to reach out to you an carry some of your products.. They just picked up Giai Green. I like both.. Always enjoy watching Thanks.
I love watching your videos. I found them during my first grow and bought your take n bake kit for my second grow. Just recently, I brought in some compost that I've been working on for 2+ years from outside to top dress. Now my grow tent is infested with fungus gnats. I recently added beneficial nematodes and used a fogger to kill the adults. If the fogger bad for the plants (I assume it's not organic) and what's the best way to get rid of them in the future?
Question here! I have well water, and was going to get it tested to see what is in it. I was overwhelmed with the options of what to test for. What are the most important things I should test for when using the well water as irrigation water for my plants. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE! Happy growing :)
Hello Jeremy, I cannot thank you enough for the invaluable knowledge you bestow on us all. You've inspired me to get my indoor grow going again and try living soil with cannabis for the first time. I've used no-till techniques in my outdoor veggie garden for a couple decades, but was taught to grow cannabis with bottled nutrients and had been to scared to try something different until discovering this channel. I built a homade 3x3 bed and am filling with recycled OG soil I inherited from an unused greenhouse. I'll be amending and feeding with a huge pile of BAS products(thanks to your black Friday sale!) I plan to pop seeds made by a friend, and am shooting for 9 keepers. My question is... how long can I veg in the solo cups? Or more specifically, will I need to transplant to a 1 gal pot until sex shows, so I can guarantee I have 9 females to go in the bed? Or would you recommend starting in 1 gal pots to give them more soil to feed on before sex shows without having to transplant twice? I am truly grateful for all you and the BAS crew do. Cheers
I have a question about the Q and was hoping you could answer it for me . Do you use water only on the tail end of flower or can you still incorporate the Q and Coco ? I love everything you guys do and the products you supply to all us good folks!!
I felt the pain when he said ... don't treat your plants like that, we are suppose to love them 🌱
So much love goes in to growing plants, people don't realise they talk back when you talk yo them
Makes sense trichomes don’t just pop up after 2 days of darkness when it takes all flowering for it to be fully developed.
I feel like your positivity attracts positivity. I only see people helping people in the comments, it's refreshing not seeing trolls all the time. You are a true philanthropist.
I just can't get enough knowledge on this. Another incredible episode Jeremy!!!!! I've been getting up every morning at 4am for the last 15 months and spending about 2 hours on RUclips studying these plants Religiously before I go to work! This has been a real treat being able to watch the show everyday this week!!! Thank you for all the knowledge you share. It is extremely useful and can't seem to find this much information packed into each episode on any other platforms!!! Definitely my favorite Channel!!! Thank You Build A Soil Team!!!! 👍 Looking forward to the next episode!! ✌
Great to see all of these daily videos, I know it's not sustainable, but really appreciate the effort!
Absolutely love the responses to those grow myths too 😄 🤣 👍
Duuuude … back to back to back !!!! Love this ishhhhh
Above all what you need to o for everyone! Is to roll a big joint and smoke it while you do this or just chill I could listen to you all day bro you’re the top man 😅 I want to see you weed close up and see you get baked! Then I’ll know if it’s as good as it looks too! 😅💪🏼 Haha ✌🏼 Awesome videos
I use "Avocado Tech" in my worm bins to boost the worm and beneficial insect populations. I've noticed the rove beetles really enjoying hanging out in there. I don't scoop out the Avocado and fill it with anything, I personally just cut them in half and let the worms get after it. I know Blu takes credit for the tech and as far as blending and then adding amendments into the pit I do think that could be his but worm farmers have used avocado and melons and pumpkins, etc.. for years because the worms love them and will reproduce rapidly under the shells/skins. We have a local worm farm here that has been doing this for years. 🤙
Finally someone with some credibility talking about putting plants in 48 hours of darkness at the end. I would 1000% percent agree. Such a waste of time. And I have NEVER seen my plant get MORE frosty lol. But you see tons of videos of people doing it and claiming that they can see WAY more trichomes after 48 hours of dark. I have always questioned those peoples vision lol. And if they have glasses there prescription needs some adjusting lol. Good tips bro ✌️✌️✌️
Woooooooooo!!! Love the daily drops! Thanks Jeremy and the team at BAS
Christmas came early to my Earthbox: lifted the mulch cover and there was Santa's beard! Craft Blend, Gnarly Barley, Growing Organic kashi, and BAS worm castings FTW.
I do use 'AVOCADO TECH' but I don't use the avocado tech on the soil surface in my actual growing containers. I think adding/top dressing dry amendments, fan leaves/stems from defoliations, and compost for the soil food web and worms to cycle, is better when scattered across the entire soil surface of the pot or bed and let the worms roam the full surface of the soil spreading microbes and nutrients everywhere as they go, to be watered in which will be more even distribution of microbes and nutrients during your normal waterings vs pockets of high amounts of castings under the pods. I could see using an avocado pod to encourage mating and multiplying of the worm population in the soil container but I think that's better done in the worm bin and then just add more worms from the bin to the growing containers.
For my worm bin I do use avocado tech, but I don't use just avocado and dry amendments in the filling of my pods. I actually eat the avocados (unless they are spoiled of course) and just keep the half shells and fill them with blended fruits, vegetables, coffee grounds, egg shells, etc and also small amounts of some dry amendments, biochar, etc. whatever waste I would add to the worm bin anyway just gets blended together and then fills the empty avocado shells. These small spaces packed full of super yummy nutritious worm goodies really makes them 'rage' (feed and mate) and they seem to devour the same quantity of food in the pods a little faster than if it's just spread out on top of the worm bedding without a pod to contain most of the action. You can use other items to fill than avocado shells, such as coconut shells, pumpkin or squash type veggies cut in half, also will make a great functional pod to fill. I think there is some benefit to using some avocado in the blended pod filling but honestly unless they are spoiled avocados you would be tossing out, simply filling the empty shell halves with the waste veggie and fruit scraps that would be fed to the worm bin anyway, is a better variety of nutrients for the finished castings and also healthier and happier for the worms.
🙌💚Really appreciate all the sharing of the knowledge and love of the plant! Also interested in seeing a mushroom tent set up
What’s up Jeremy! Buildasoil has got me super stoked on living soil and because of this channel I’ve started my living soil journey. I love the earth boxes and have seen the success they can bring when done right not only through your videos but also through my dad growing a 3rd year jalapeño in one. It’s a massive bush and he gets pounds of jalapeños per harvest and harvests many times a season but along the lines of the earth box I wanted to see if you knew anything about a company called autopot and if so talk about if living soil would work in an autopot system. Thanks again for all the educational content and you’ve earned a life long customer out of it.
Thanks mang this was really helpful- my “grow guide” (good friend with a bunch of experience) also taught me the more time you spend, the more you love and care for your plants.. the more they give back come smoke time. Everyone should have this idea when caring for their baby girls
Thank you for doing these videos!
Now let’s see a training comparison series. Please. Same cuts, same batteries, just one natural, one staked, one netted, one topped once, one topped as much as possible, etc etc etc.
This and the breeding series would really fill out some info
Ive been waiting for this faq as I almost harvest my first plants. Thanks for everything
Nice! Day 54 o/f, and they look delicious, and smell even better. BAS method is an absolute turn key system! Thx again BAS crew!
Another great video! A dedicated video to myths and tips and tricks would be great! ✌️
Bill Ward did a great job with a sea of green. He had the bed an a turn table it was very cool.
I saw him plant them in the turn table. I thought it was genius!
Bill Ward is awesome, one of my favorite synthetic growers.
Agree.
About to harvest a grow using take and bake kit, build a flower, gnarly barley and watered with coconut, saponaria, rootwise and super carb (blue eden) through out the whole grow and my daughter said my room smells like Carmel cupcake 😂. Terps have never been this noticeable. I Appreciate you and your company! What do you think about sugars towards the end of flower? When would you suggest to stop using them? Do they bring out more terps or is it just a myth?
Tbh the best analogy in my experience is that a lemonade don’t slap in the summer unless the fresh squeezed lemon & sugar was brewed in a lotta ice like a marinade. Lemonade was so good was always gone before the ice in the glass melted! Long story short when I ice flush my candy Kush in late flower with 2 tsp of raw brown sugar per 1/2 gal as an additive I always leave it like those empty glasses of lemonade full of ice left behind. Essentially keeping the plants how plenty ppl like myself feel every summer when there’s a thirst to be quenched. Coming back for more!
Using sugars toward the end of flower is helpful so long as it is a simple sugar. Don't expect something like molasses to be a good option. Molasses is great throughout the late stages of veg and the early to mid stages of flower but after that I recommend going to something like nectar for the gods Herculean harvest in combination with Aphrodite's extraction as a last week's leaching feed before a final week of water only. The other reason to use sugars toward the end is for your microbes. Your plant excretes sugars as a way of attracting the microbes to the roots and of course at the end of its life it wants to hang on to those sugars. So you will be providing the sugars to keep them munching and going till the end. But only a simple sugar like Aphrodite's extraction will be able to be taken up by the plant as well right away.
🤣the man, the myth buster, the legend!
😂🤣😅awesome episode!
For the most part I feel that when the trichomes cloudy the plant is done. Having a few amber is alright and most likely a good indication to harvest. I harvest at the first sign of ambering. Remember amber is a sign of breakdown not peak potency, so if you are waiting on amber you are effectively lowering your plants potency. If you want to stress it in a beneficial way, stick to super cropping and stalk twisting but never past the 3-4th week of flowering. You will benefit greatly from this. But stressing any later wont really help the plant. It needs ample time to respond and a couple days or even a couple weeks wont do much. Plus you run the risk of it herming that late.
I definitely don’t see value in darkness before harvest and surely don’t see value in stressing my plants out. I want them happy and healthy all the way until harvest so they can put their max effort into doing what they already know what has to be done. I feel like the people that believe in these myths have no way to quantify that last round was more resinous then the one before especially if you are running different genetics each round.
What is your regiment for your mother plants ? Thanks again for sharing your knowledge 🙏😊❤️
I second this question
Great question I'm interested also
bonsais in 2x2s ? with 4k spectrum lights lols....?
Also interested
Small size container and low lighting. But low lighting will cause a plant to stretch.
I believe the 48 hrs of darkness is also because some of the more volatile terpenes evaporate in the light and you loose those terpenes under the light and the terpenes actually peak at night and drop during the day….Swami Chaitanya does a pretty good explanation of why to harvest outdoor in the AM and why leaving it in darkness for some time could help with flavor
I've seen him speak on it and he is convincing! I've always understood it to be about terpenes rather than actual trichrome growth. However I've tried it a couple of times on genetics that I've ran multiple times and didn't notice anything beneficial from it. I now just harvest after a normal 12 hour dark cycle..or not let the lights come on the day I'm going to harvest and chop em whenever I get to it that day. So they may see 15 hours of darkness. I've always noticed right before the lights come on they smell the strongest. ✌️
Just lower the brightness on the light it’ll give a lower par for the flower and put out less heat which would be eliminate that theory. And like Jeremy spoke about their is no 48 hour of darkness in nature.
I love all these faq buddy keep em coming
About the couple days of darkness before harvest, trichomes are damaged by light to some extent then repair themselves during the dark period, this makes me think that maybe that two day dark period allows the trichomes to show their current full potential, the example that made me think this way was that for outdoor harvests you want to do it in the morning before light hits the plants
BRO…. You’re the shit! Thank you for your willingness to share the knowledge that you have earned.
I have been watching you grow, Awesome! I have been growing in a 4'x 8' tent till now, now I am building a 150sq ft room, I have access to free barrels so, 25 gal pot it is. Soil, it is, living soil? Thinking about it, I have a lot to plan until it is built. Two years down as a grower, only getting better. Thank you for your help.
I made the switch over a year ago, I can't thank Mr Brownguy420 enough to planting the seed in my brain, so again Thank you Brother! I've heard way to many positive vibes on build a soil and decided to give it a try and a year later with some emails and a phone call from Jeremy (shocked when he called) I am banging out some killer plants. I would of never been able to do it without Brownguy and build a soil. This is just so easy and very fun and continue to learn everyday. A year later and my girlfriend is actually caring and collecting worm food and making sure the kids (worms) are fed, and she hates bug creepy crawling things. Now I have a huge gorilla and a 3x3 bed that has its own eco system!!! How fucking cool is that¿ I'm a fan for life! #LoyalToTheSoil
When can we some swag like coffee cups (really big ones not the dollar general size cups) stickers and or shirts? Come on guys I can't be the only one who wants it!
YoO real shit! Big shout out to Brown Guy 420. He put me on to this methodology and introduced me to Build A Soil. I'm forever thankful for that 💯 Jeremy much love brother 🙏🏾💚
Really love this show! It's full of useful content and it always helps to feel like ya connect with the host! Thanks bro! I'd love to hear more on what we should feed our worms to keep that optimal npk for cannabis
Never stop doing these bro.
As always great tips. Thanks in particular for the discussion of having more than one plant in an EarthBox. It certainly answered a question that I have been discussing.
Great 👍🏻 topics and questions I really like what you said in the end about helping each other in the community in a constructive and respectful way there are enough 😈 troll sites out there bashing each other and I think 🤔 this crews better than that happy holidays growmies🎅👽
Iv ate breathed n slept organic living soil growing for over 15 years n my dream is to move to a med state and it legally become my job and learn n soak up anything I don't already know n just follow my passion n love for this plant.. there's no future for me in the UK this is my calling n my purpose in life to grow the best quality meds n help people n myself in so many different ways ..
I like Farmer Freeman too bad seeing this video late. They had a great black Friday sell. To me it's worth the money saving time for a small home grower
Love all the content, keep it comin!
The whole 48 Hours of darkness before Harvest bit is just more bro science. And I am convinced at this point that at least half of this entire Industries information is bro science. I trust very little of anything that I don't specifically see myself in my grow rooms.
I tried the whole 48 hours of dark between veg & flower on a cut I had ran several times.......it seemed to just confuse the plants and it felt like it took longer to flip JMHO. My guess is that it slowed the metabolism down.
Can you use jadam wetting agent in place of Quillaja for soil drench? What would the downsides be?
Will you ever make a video for an outdoor grow? Maybe how you would theoretically do it and how it's different than indoors?
Been loving your videos. Trying to use your knowledge for my outdoor vegetative garden.
I’m running 100% native soil doing natural farming preparation like KNF/JADAM doing things the build a soil way with some of your products, I am currently in week six and three days Until week seven the plants are still stacking and so I am continuing to feed I’m just cutting back the frequency and the amount and I understand what you’re saying about watching in the plants switch from that vegetative state to the resin state and finishing out the flowers that’s exactly what I’m aiming for. I love to watch your videos and realize that I’m already thinking the correct way in cultivation. 2:30
Love the content bro keep it coming! Thanks for all the free knowledge and for these 1 video a days!! 🔥👊
I have a PHD in Microbiology. I hope this helps clarify a few things. With regards to stressing the plants at the end of flower, it's very simple. Would it happen in nature? These plants have been around for hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of years. They are perfectly adapted on their own. Let them do what they need to do, and just help the plant when it 'needs it'. They will let you know. Stressing the plant at the end of flower is completely unnecessary with no rewards. We did many an experiment during university testing this very subject with fruit bearing trees. There is no evidence that stressing does anything other than harm during flower.
Loving the content you're putting out. This was the series that finally allowed me to push to full notill, you are a very good teacher.
My question: I just discovered I have red spidermites. This is the first time I've ever seen them. Most were on my cover crop which I removed and disposed of properly. I've only seen a couple on my plant, but I can't help thinking it's about to get really bad. So the plant is in week 10 of flower and still has a couple weeks left. It's growing in a 15 gallon grassroots living soil pot in 3.0. I'm thinking of letting it ride until harvest, then deep cleaning my tent with bleach and not planting any more cover crop for at least 2 weeks, as I've read the spider mites can go 3 to 11 days without a plant before dying. Also giving my top mulch layer a daily spritz with neem oil and Dr. Zymes. Would that rid me of them? And is there anything else you think I should do? Should I just cut my losses and harvest now before it could get out of hand? I should add that I've been growing in this tent for 5 years now and never even seen a spider mite before, so I'm not sure how I got them in the first place. The only thing that's changed is the container and soil, and since both of those came from buildasoil I doubt they would have come from there.
Much appreciated, brain sponge partly full, need MORE, keep these excellent vids coming!!!
Yesssssiirrrrr thanks for the response 🙏🏽
Learned avocado tech from watching Blu
Also when the worms congregate in the avocado they reproduce substantially!
It seems like every time im looking for something there you are with a video. Great content keep it coming!
I would really like to see you do a high light co2 supplemented round or series. Maybe a pro series?
Really loving the daily uploads! Would love to hear your thoughts on adding a uvb light in flower for a couple hrs a day... I'm hearing it can really increase trichome production and quality.
I love the fact that you are deeply connected with the community and strive to make this a community discussion and collaboration always. much love brother
Nothing but love from the TopHatChicken out here in the N.Y
More of these great videos!
I think if you love to grow and you have the supply, space and resources to test all of these myths or whatever you want to do to your plants to learn more then you should
Breakthroughs aren't made by following strict guidelines!
Good stuff as usual! Never quite understood myself the logic of doing bad things to your girls at the end if flower. I've always looked at it like we are trying to imitate nature.
Hi Jeremey, mainly just saying Hi, like you asked, Ha! I started my first grow around the same time you started season 1, so it's been fun to go along at the same pace, but I am nowhere near a LOS, but look forward to when I can start; had to focus funds on lights, tents, fans and such. Starting off, I had a buddy helping me that had experience growing at a commercial grow, but I supplemented that info by watching the 10x10 season 1. I even got my buddy to check out the series, but we both got really into your channel once we heard two words: "DISC GOLF!" That got you a few subscriptions! We've got a shop here called "Grow 'n' Throw" and they've had the 10x10 series playing a few times that I've stopped in to get discs and grow supplies. Not at all grow related, but some disc golf content would be awesome! So the question: What DG course do you call home?
Lots of good tips here Jeremy, thanks for sharing!
Getting spoiled with a new class, I mean video everyday!!🙏🏻 my brain and my garden thanks you... also my jars... really hard to smoke all the dankness between rounds these days 🤙🏼😋💜
I loved the section on busting grow myths!!! Would love to hear more. As a new gardener its good to hear whats real and whats BS, because there is so much conflicting information out there. I like your approach of really thinking it through from a scientific perspective.
Good stuff as always. And I am no expert but, in my opinion, many of the myths are mostly just fun to try at best and/or another knob to fiddle with. Which, especially at first, you have too many of already and are best left off the already long list of variables. Your commonsense approach resonates, and I find myself returning to rewatch specific content on topics that I want to revisit. Much like my dog-eared copy of Jorge Cervantes's Guidebook that served me so well when I began this journey, your feedback stands the test of time. Which is very unlike most content I find elsewhere online. Much appreciated. Please keep it up if you can. And thank you for the extra effort.
Love the answer very informative 👍 been growing for a long time and knew the answer but I get asked it alot 😀 can't wait for the breading videos going to be a long haul and the fam are here going to be fun
Thanks for dropping all of your knowledge. I’m constantly watching your videos and waiting on the next one to pop up. This 10x10 grow series has been a tremendous help and is definitely reflecting in my grows. Any chance of an Autoflower grow? Thank you, much respect to Jeremy and the build a soil team.
Beautiful.
Pumping out the vids 👍 keep it up
I am trying to figure out if my first harvest is ready 🤔 😊 thanks man ✌🔥🌲
I am so ready for the next Black Friday!
Love the content!
Avocado works great plus gives your worms and beneficials a place to hang out which they seem to like... always great info Jeremy!!!! 😎
Living the dream my friend, you are living the dream
FAQ Questions
First off, BIG LOVE to the whole BAS team- I just harvested my first crop- 4 plants in 2 earthboxes and without all of the help from the BAS team I don't think I could have done it.
I am customer and fan for life!
Questions:
1. What is the maximum number of plants I can put in an Earthbox- assuming a veg time of a week or 2 at most?
2. Is the Earthbox the gateway drug for a bigger container!? As a new grower, I appreciate the simplicity of the Earthbox- especially watering. That said, I came to this way of growing because I love the idea of not throwing out soil as well as...building the soil! My plan is to do a few more runs with my 2 Earthboxes and then switch to a bigger container. Here is my situation- I have a 4 by 4 Gorilla tent and a 3 by 3 (just using for curing). While my wife is supportive of my grow, she is also sensitive to how much time I put into it. I am growing just for myself so it's not like I need huge amounts. Given that, what size container would be best? It seems like the 3 by 3 is rocking it- I am just wondering if it's a little too big. That said, my priority is to really develop the soil over time.
Thanks again and much love,
Ethan
I’ve put a few halved avapcados straight in! And the worms love it within a week Or 2 it’s packed with worms multiplying! 😅 it’s really cool
Jeremy, thank you for someone who is old enough to be your father and an organic gardener for 40+ year. Thank you for teaching me to move forward into no-till, for both food and medicine. My question is related to "autos". I grow outdoors, in container, and in FL. The growing season could result in "photos" reaching 10-15 foot or more. I cannot have that right now. I wanted to plant 1-2 "autos" every 3-4 weeks to have a continued harvest, such as succession planting in the vegetable world. My only concern at the present time would be drying, but would love your input into this use of "autos). Keep up the good work.
Drying is the most difficult. Unless you have complete control of temps and humidity & I mean 💯% complete control. I’m struggling with 87% humidity as I type this.
Split stalks at the main node 10-14 days prior to harvest creates mucho trichomes. Found out the hard way by accidentally splitting them doing LST. At first I was so mad at myself, but when the flower chubbed up and matured that particular skunk plant went crazy with frost over all the others. Split the stems and strip the leaves 3-4 dayz prior to harvest. Def results every time.
Nice!
Hey Jeremy. I love the videos. Thanks for all the knowledge. I’m newer to growing and recently made a Black Friday purchase from build a soil. I can’t wait to start using your products. I don’t know much about the avocado tech but from what Ive learned everything that u said is spot on. A couple things that I have heard is that when all the worms come up to the avocados you could take that avocado out of one bed or worm bin and place it into another to start adding worms to a new bed or bin. Also I’ve heard that it promotes the worm reproduction so it is a good way to increase your worm population if that is something that you are trying to do. I’ve been following along since season 1 and I can’t wait for every video that you drop. Thanks again for all the knowledge
Avocado tech came from composting avacados and people realizing that it is a fatty organic matter that's easy to break down for worms,this has been good for worm farms and compost piles for decades. Just an easy good food for the worms to eat and break down .
Awesome
I’m going to miss these daily videos. I have a question about grounding. I’m building a 3x6 grassroots living soil bed with your 3.0.
I being an outside grower can’t help but see we are missing that earth ground connection with indoor beds. Do you think using a copper grounding electrode at the bottom running horizontally out the end and then connected to an earth ground nearby would work? Would the copper electrode negatively affect the soil or plant health?
I’m a firm believer in grounding/earthing as it’s helped me and can only imagine creating a source for those electrons to freely flow from plant to Mother Earth would benefit the plant. Or maybe I’m just too hippy and thinking too far into it. Let me know what y’all think.
Thanks Jeremy and the BAS team for all the hard work y’all do.
I have theorized about doing that (or something similar but have not tried it yet). My thought is that it would aid in cat-ions. The idea came to me when watching Leighton Morrison talk about the horizonal system.
I’ll volunteer to start the taser tek electricity with the soil seems like such an interesting idea
@@johnwilson5465 it is electrical, it clicked for me when Leighton Morrison said An-Ion.....everyone only talks about Cat-Ions. To most people it sounds like jibberish but I have dabbled in electronics my whole life. Cat-hode and An-node are the 2 ends of a vacuum tube, the cathode is the negative side and the anode is the positive side. A stream of electrons flows from the cathode to the anode.
Thanks
Hy Jeremy 👍your videos are awesome and the build a soil way(living soil) work awesome for your crop👍 i think about the 48 h period that u were right it will not produce fully developed thricomes but i saw a video of some studies made and it is good to cut the plant early in the morning before that the plants will wake up , that way u get the full flavour and potency because the plant replenish her battery with light in day time and will consume this energy to develop in the night time and the plants are able to calculate their energy in function of the season u are and the light they are exposed such way that in the morning they have 1 %power (energy) left when they know that they will start a new day and start to replenish their batteries . Thats why in the morning i think u can get the full potency because they put everything in night time to develop. If u think I’m wrong i can share with u some videos about the studies. Keep on going , u are awesome 👏
Thanks Jeremy✌💚🔥
Hey brother! Couldn’t have been where I am in my grow journey without these videos! Thank you so much 🙏 keep crushing it. Curious on your opinion on Steve Cantwell’s “Bottomless Pot tek” where he cuts out the bottom of his one gallons before planting a clone/seed into it and when it’s at the proper size, simply placing it on top of the soil bed/pot as opposed to digging in, minimizing labor, transplant shock and disturbance in the soil. Also seems to be beneficial being able to have an extra gallon of soil on top of your pot if you’re running smaller pots (below 30gal). Sorry for the long question, just curious on your thoughts! Thanks again!
I would honestly love to see those myths of puncturing the stalk and 2 days of darkness before harvest be tested in a scientific way. I really think Jeremy's right, but as the fellow Community Cannabis Experimenter, Jeremy should do a side-by-side comparison with clones, same soil, same everything and test these things we STILL argue over after all these years. Please Jeremy, end these silly debates. Thanks BAS, you're doing God's work 🤙
I will add this to our FAQ questions and maybe one day we can end the debate! 😀
Love your plants!...lol. I agree. Not in an earthbox but try my best to keep the soil life active in my bags. When I transplant I dust the hole with bone meal. I'm thinking of adding kelp meal. Pros and cons? Also would you suggest any other light ammendments at transplant? Fyi using an organic potting mix with peat moss, and down to earth 4-8-4, and worm castings. Water with tea every two weeks until week 5 of flower. Go into ocean forest for flower, but looking to change up when the space is available.
Just asked my Hydro Shop today to reach out to you an carry some of your products.. They just picked up Giai Green. I like both.. Always enjoy watching Thanks.
Great info as always! Would love to see another run in the 2x2
I love watching your videos. I found them during my first grow and bought your take n bake kit for my second grow. Just recently, I brought in some compost that I've been working on for 2+ years from outside to top dress. Now my grow tent is infested with fungus gnats. I recently added beneficial nematodes and used a fogger to kill the adults. If the fogger bad for the plants (I assume it's not organic) and what's the best way to get rid of them in the future?
There was some great questions in this one I got some great awnsers to some thing I tought about recently!✌️
Love ❤️ the video’s 🤌🏽🦾🦾💪🏽🤝🤝👍🏼Hoppy Nuggets 💜
Just finished my 1st grow! 🙏 Thanks Jeremy & the rest of RUclips! #LaughingBuddha😉😜
Question here! I have well water, and was going to get it tested to see what is in it. I was overwhelmed with the options of what to test for. What are the most important things I should test for when using the well water as irrigation water for my plants. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE! Happy growing :)
Hello Jeremy,
I cannot thank you enough for the invaluable knowledge you bestow on us all. You've inspired me to get my indoor grow going again and try living soil with cannabis for the first time. I've used no-till techniques in my outdoor veggie garden for a couple decades, but was taught to grow cannabis with bottled nutrients and had been to scared to try something different until discovering this channel.
I built a homade 3x3 bed and am filling with recycled OG soil I inherited from an unused greenhouse. I'll be amending and feeding with a huge pile of BAS products(thanks to your black Friday sale!)
I plan to pop seeds made by a friend, and am shooting for 9 keepers.
My question is... how long can I veg in the solo cups? Or more specifically, will I need to transplant to a 1 gal pot until sex shows, so I can guarantee I have 9 females to go in the bed? Or would you recommend starting in 1 gal pots to give them more soil to feed on before sex shows without having to transplant twice?
I am truly grateful for all you and the BAS crew do.
Cheers
Another great video
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We don’t just nap in pure darkness 48 hours straight from Saturday to Monday before we get back to work.
The only real control you have in that last week of bloom is maybe getting the terpenes to intensify. UVB/A is supposed to be good for that.
I rock the avocado tech and you hit it right on the head Jeremy 😉
I have a question about the Q and was hoping you could answer it for me .
Do you use water only on the tail end of flower or can you still incorporate the Q and Coco ?
I love everything you guys do and the products you supply to all us good folks!!
Agree with Jeremy on the extra darkness cycles. Rubbish imo.
Love the Q&A!
Thank you always.
I thank you very much I love you show I live in Hawaii Maui I go outdoor