Now that’s what u call tough
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Where do u order the rice hull?
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It was a crazy heat wave back to 75°f woohoo and yeah man definitely look into it I use the water soluble rice hull silica its definitely a must have for strong plants 8n my experience will be posting updated pics in the journal later
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I found it originally on the soil builder website but they have there own site now il find it for ya
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Sweet tks buddy it’s the last thing I need to buy lol
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Gonna be recycle-sil soon but it’s awesome and kaligrownbud on youtube gives out a discount code it’s worth looking at
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Great looking plants
What kind of greenhouse and how long did it take to put together
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Thanks. This is my 2nd time trying to grow outdoors. I got a 20’ x 10’ x 7’H Green House. With 2 people, took about 2 hours.
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Black Swallow living soils from Brantford…
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And Agi-sil works well too…
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Any tips on usage in flower ? Got a bag in the mail as we speak lol
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I personally feed silica until the 3rd or 4th week of flower generally when the stretch stops but again that’s just how I do it
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Quick question. This is my Cornbread. I saw (4) baby caterpillars crawling around. I picked them off and seeing that this happened last year and got outrageous to control, I went ahead and sprayed the plant down with Monterey B.t. Caterpillar spray. I really didn’t want to spray it since buds are starting to form but I didn’t want to go through the outbreak like I had last year. The bottle says OMRI but just want to get feedback if anyone else is doing this or has been thru it.
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Avoiding the buds is a good idea.
Keeping on top of things before they get out of control is the way to do it.
Happy growing,
MacG
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Put a tonne of eggshells down (works for slugs think it may work for caterpillars)
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Or diatomaceous earth too. The food safe or garden safe stuff.
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It’s good to eat as well tones of benefits
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