Jeremy, first time grower here. I've watched just about everything on your channel and you rock! Thank you so much for sharing information! I love your stuff!
between build a soil and professor Bruce Bugby i have learnt major fundamentals for growing any crop successfully. I've done 2 rounds and this 3rd one is looking to be the most successful and dense crop yet. 4'x4' and looking to produce id estimate 2-2.5lb range and the quality is phenomenal. last one was just under 2lb. my fridge i stripped into a discrete setup produces 8-10z with a area of only 1'3"squared. finding a good pheno is half the struggle, the next is learning then learning the conditions the plant prefers, the rest is watch a whole heap of these guys videos to get a better understanding. very very informative!
I've grown for over 3 years with okay results until I started growing the Build A Soil way with the Coots mix as my starting soil mix. I've had the best grow to date with this method!
I'm entering day 30 of flower with some 10 year old seeds I popped. Had good success with the soaking method in water until I got a tap root then into a seedling tray then into 15 gal pots.
Whats up dave ✌️ stay blessed everyone @buildasoil ...today is 14 days of drying the plant with 2 stalks from 1 seed. Took a sample a couple days ago and she's really glistening. Probably trim tomorrow unless it needs a little more time Stay medicated with the 🔥
Just starting veg on my 2nd grow. I used fox farms my first grow and wasnt impressed. Of course some of that disappointment was from my own rookie mistakes but im expecting much better results this time around and am already seeing my plants love the build a soil way
Well well I got some beans I've been holding from a trip to Amsterdam about 10 , they still looking viable I'm going to try it out. Thanks for your work and sharing best regards from the Adriatic.
I have watched the last 5 seasons as they came out and here I am excited for this season. You set the bar quite high Jeremy and I appreciate the hell out of it!
Been waiting for this one! Im a cpl days out of re-amending my bed and pots so this is great timing! As always, thanks for the quality education, content and products! 💚🤙💚🤙
First time grower here. Planted in build a soil 3.0, in an earthbox, using your complete method. did a direct sow 6 days ago, no pops yet, old seeds though, from a questionable source at best. keeping my fingers crossed. Thanks for all you do for all of us!! Keep up the amazing work!!
Probably too late. Clean those old seeds. Dilute peroxide mix. This channel just wants to sell marked up product. Best advise is from 2000 chat forums.
I really like the one stop shop with Buil a Soil and really appreciate all the time you spend making these videos. Only because I have issues sometimes navigating the website, I'm curious why you don't add your amendments and soils to the description?
I read that seeds can last a long time if stored correctly. I bought some a few years ago, have them in my fridge with a dessicant pack in a sealed container. Waiting for retirement to break them out! Gonna be a couple my years, so I'm hoping! 👍
What would you suggest for sprouting old seeds? I probably missed it in your video. I’m legally blind and have some old seeds that I would like to save and do a preservation run ❤
I use everything buildasoil and ditched the soil tests, 2 years later not a hiccup. Just started introducing buildaflower again, after using nematodes I don't worry about the gnats with it anymore
Thanks Jeremy, what you do is realy unique, but your giving and intelectual transfer of experience, is not the regular thing. You are a step above. Thanks and please continue what you do. I am 3+ years of watching and following you, and my results with all types of garden plants are really cool. I have not watched one Instagram Post but am a faithful follower of your UA-cam channel. Thanks so much again! Keep it up, you are making a difference in your Living Soil Leadership!
Big fan of your channel for a long time now. It would be great to hear your thoughts on lowering pill bug/rollie pollie population and how to keep them at an optimal level for good soil health. Thanks
Great episode Jeremy...you have an easy, natural gift of conveying ideas princely and efficiently...a great teacher...as a lifelong student I got to know only a couple with this gift...I popped my Strawberry D-Luxe the same as you on 1-15...they are doing superbly now I've had them in there final home turf for three weeks. I am looking forward to every episode of this season. Thank you and all the best in this new year for you and your family.
Those seedlings are looking very leggy... Is that an issue? I had a few that went about that size as well, and that was my fault because i had the lights up very high and didn't want to have too much heat in the room and they popped in 2-2.5 days and seemed to pop during nighttime so they got some stretch then and then when the light was a little high for a few hours.... I've heard that some dislike leggy seedlings because the claim of it using so much of the "Starter nutrients" in pushing up to get that light, that there might be issues later on? I don't know how true that is though. My seedlings are looking good so far though. I just transplated into a 65 gallon(32" diameter) grow bagthat you (BuildASoil) sells (LivingSoil Bag or w/e), into a 3x3 acinfinity tent I got from you as well. Trying it out for the first time, and definitely liking it better than the SmartPots which would flop all over the place... These are a bit more RIGID. I did notice a little smell from what I believe was the plastic lining on the bag offgasing.... --------------------------------------- I'm also trying to pop some older seeds which i had good success with last year, but I'm having a ton of issues now popping them... So many rotted out, i think my soil mix wasn't good, so I put some of them into the old bag's mix and I hope it works out fo rme...
Great video as usual. I have a question, maybe for next FAQ session. Is there any way to treat soil infected with fusarium? Thanks for sharing knowledge!
Why do old seeds like to sometimes grow upside down? I just had a few 8 year old seeds pop and a few of them had the tap roots growing up to the light.
ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO FROM THE BUILD A SOIL FAMILY 💯 MY PLANTS ARE THRIVING ALOT OF IT IS BECAUSE OF THIS CHANNEL I GOTTA GIVE CREDIT WHEN CREDIT IS DO LOL HAPPY GROWING B A S FAMILY
FAQ Question: First time living soil grower here. Is build a flower supposed to stink? Got some last week and it sure smells. Didn’t use it yet as I planted this run last month. Just want to make sure it’s supposed to and if not what to do. Thanks for everything BAS. Changed my life!
When using the 3.0 nutrient and mineral pack, I noticed you add the 6 pound kit to 4 gallons of peatmoss and the rest is aeration and other nutrient sources like castings, pumice, compost, etc. I've always ammended the substrate per recomended instructions and then add to it the aeration and castings afterward. I'm curious if I've been doing it wrong and should ammend soil with all aeration and compost included or just the substrate base. Can I use the kit if I'm only running peatmoss alone? Seems a bit much but I'm no expert hence my question. My grows are a night and day difference because of your videos and products. Thank you for your service to our community.
How do you move that 4x4 bed, or even 2x3 bed when it's full of soil, it's got to be heavy......how do you move it for cleanup or misc stuff? Just removed the soil?
You mention worms a lot, can you discuss how many worms to add and how to add them into the soil? should I add them to my earthbox? These vids help us a lot so thanks man!!!
If you go to his website, it is available under the education tab! He calls for 10 worms in a 15 gallon bag, I just printed the instructions a few days ago.
@ClickOnTheProfile141 thank you! I'm all about evolving and growing! Getting better and supporting the greater good! Whatever I can do to help the cause just ask 😀
Is there any way you could curate like, a "library" list of book recommendations? I really enjoy all the educational content that's provided and wanted to dive into research as yourself has/is doing. I just lost my list and can't remember all the videos, such books were discussed.
I just found you channel and subscribed after watching the Clackamas Coot interview. I was on the ICMag forum in '09-'11 and the 4x4 bed in this video reminds me of the forum member "JayKush"... are you him? I have not been on the forum in well over a decade but Clackamas, MicrobeMan, JayKush and others really influenced me over those years. I began building my own soil after Fox Farm changed their Ocean Forrest recipe around 2010. I was the guy that posted side by side photos of the new vs old Ocean Forrest and I was also the guy who got Fox Farm to admit they changed it after they denied it over and over.
Faq question: What are you toughts on DWC, And what you think of growing in organic way, it is even possible? 🤔 everything that i know from organics is about jeremy ! Great guy big hug from Portugal 👍
Jeremy I've been watching UA-cam videos from the first year you started I'm loyal to the soil I've bought tons of All your products and I love the build a soil Way My question for you is I run 10 gallon pots and I make my own soil can I just reamend the soil or can I do a no till I use All your stuff I've got everything I buy the 44lb bag of craft blend I've got 6 tent's so it's hard to move them around I'm 64 but I love too grow organic living soil is the best what you have done with this journey that you're on I'm just lucky to be passionate like you may GOD be with you MAGOO 147 peace out
I don't understand the dome for seedlings. I plant straight into 3 gallon pots then go to 10's. I have never lost a seed to a dry environmnt. I set the tent at 65% humidity with a fan on and boom. Off they go. Usually have to transplant after week 3 or 4. So far so good. I believe in stressing a plant quite a bit, but not too much and not to early. my last batch was on 50% light and came out amazing.
Where he's at in Colorado the humidity is super low this time of year. It would be really difficult to get a tent that size humid enough with no plants in there putting off moisture.
Hey Jeremy , great video . I watched a video where the person said you could HST an auto . Is this true or will it just stunt the plant and cut down the yield ?
Hey Jeremy, thanks for the Content and supplies. My question is : growing in 3 x 3 beds , after five or six grows they turn to basically worm castings. I have been scared to do anything other than amend topsoil because I follow the “no-till” method, A soil test came back a little heavy on micros and macros except nitrogen and calcium but too heavy on sulfur. Any advice on casting situation or nutrient corrections? Thanks again for teaching us about clean living and growing.
It's a slippery slope questioning the value of science in cultivation or anything, really. Science is literally "...the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation, experimentation, and the testing of theories against the evidence obtained." It's merely a method of organizing and evaluating theories developed via things such as personal experience. Sure, there are establishments in scientific disciplines (agronomy, horticulture, etc.), but that doesn't mean conclusions based on personal experience aren't science as well. As long as it's repeatable with controlled variables, it's still science! It's not one vs the other. I understand what you're saying about the establishment not having all the answers. I agree 100%. However, I think the techniques you describe that haven't been validated by the scientific establishment work well DESPITE you not knowing all the variables, rather than BECAUSE you don't know all the variables. And there IS a science to making food taste better :) It's called sensory science and is a branch of food science. Most major foodstuff companies employ sensory scientists. There are literally peer review papers on how to make food taste better. We question the validity of science as we watch videos on paper thin screens typing on touchscreens, built at scale to within .00001% tolerance. Sorry if this came off as pedantic. I guess i got triggered ;)
Do not, I repeat, do not place old seeds flat, place the pointy end down. Old seeds for some reason will shoot the tap root up the wrong way to the surface. Don't ask me why, but I've definitely observed this with old seeds. Even better using the pucks, once expanded drive a wooden skewer through the middle to create a thin tunnel. Push the seed in pointy end down just barely below puck surface. From what I've noticed, old seeds have just enough energy to crack and push down the tap root to the bottom of the puck, in turn helping push up the seed husk and cotyledons. Yes sometimes the husk gets stuck, mist with water and remove with a tooth pick asap.The quicker the cotyledons hit light the better. Tap roots on old seeds dont do gymnastics well. The tunnel made by using the skewer also makes the perfect air/moisture ratio for old seeds as only the sides are touching the media. Try it.
I have had a poor propagation rate...with the coco coins it has completely changed everything incresed my germination and surving by a 100% ....I don't need to pop twice the seeds to fill the tent...
If u can share with me on where I can purchase the tray u have under that 4x4 you would be a life saver and would save me herniated discs lol. Wow! I just checked your site I don’t see them
Jeremy could u please explain why a plant would have no smell at all? not even a stem rub will give me a smell i have a mandarin cookies by etho genetics in week 5 of flower n it has no smell at all the temps havent gone above 77 degrees so i dont think the terps have been burnt off but im so confused been growing for over 2 years n never have come across anything like this thank u
Can you talk to us about Witch Hazel mulch. A company here in Connecticut is selling it saying it’s a soft wood mulch that repels gnats and pests. I can it doing that, but what will that do to the biology we spent building up in our soil?
Hey I been tweeking my tent and working with my earthbox but Q I have a bunch of bamboo in driveway was going to use as like a peat moss but looked and is full of sapinion any comments or tips
Great video I have a question I'm thinking about getting a 3x3 bed for my 4 x 4 tent I've been growing in 10 gallon fabric pots I have 8 of them. So my question is can I use those 8 10 gallon pots and use the soil for my 3x3 bed and just add more soil to make it add up to what I need. And what soil do you recommend I use? Thanks in advance
Jeremy, love the videos. They have helped my grows more than anything else. I recently switched to the new AC Infinity refillable carbon filters. My question is this... is there any benefits to adding the used carbon into my soil instead of just tossing it in the trash.
would my own home brewed lactic acid bacterial, or LAB juice be as beneficial as using bokashi? i use it on my compost so speed up the decomposition, and occasionally i spay it over my IBC tank worm farm when i add a massive feed and pea straws. also is pea straw a good cover material for the substrate. ive been hesitant to chop and drop and cover crop as i use 20 or 25 ltr fabric pots and 4-5 plants maxing out my 1.2m sq space, but if i do i try add compost and worm castings over the top of the chop and drop waste to avoid molding waste on the surface.
Hey Jeremy, first time MN grower here. Have watched over 80% of all your videos. Thank you for all the great info. My question: I have passed the first part of my grow with flying colors and my auto flowers look and smell fantastic. Fat and funky. I have dialed in my 2x4 dry tent as tight as I could get it, and am averaging 60-65Temps & 57-61Hum. I am on day 4 of dry. I noticed that all that beautiful smell has disappeared, and its that green smell like you get from the leaves. Unless I lightly squeeze check a nug then that lovely funky smell is on my fingers. I am hanging a whole plant like you do. Kind of worried I may be doing something wrong, but am hoping this is just what happens in the beginning of a dry and my lovely smells come back when they are actually dryer. Thanks EchoBravo
Cured and dried just fine, tastes fantastic and smokes awesomely. Turned the learning curve into a discovery curve and am better for it. Your videos were a big help in gathering info.
I have to ask about the microbes. You add them every time you water, don't you worry about overpopulating them? I mean, don't they naturally multiply in a favorable environment? Or are they sterile and just die off?
Thank you Jeremy for not telling us to hit like on your videos. I can’t stand UA-camr’s that tell you to hit like 15x per video. Makes me not to want to hit like.
Jeremy, first time grower here. I've watched just about everything on your channel and you rock! Thank you so much for sharing information! I love your stuff!
Thanks! 🙏
You are in the right place for a successful grow
don't get overwhelmed or get to complicated for the first grow
between build a soil and professor Bruce Bugby i have learnt major fundamentals for growing any crop successfully. I've done 2 rounds and this 3rd one is looking to be the most successful and dense crop yet. 4'x4' and looking to produce id estimate 2-2.5lb range and the quality is phenomenal. last one was just under 2lb. my fridge i stripped into a discrete setup produces 8-10z with a area of only 1'3"squared. finding a good pheno is half the struggle, the next is learning then learning the conditions the plant prefers, the rest is watch a whole heap of these guys videos to get a better understanding. very very informative!
I've grown for over 3 years with okay results until I started growing the Build A Soil way with the Coots mix as my starting soil mix. I've had the best grow to date with this method!
I'm entering day 30 of flower with some 10 year old seeds I popped. Had good success with the soaking method in water until I got a tap root then into a seedling tray then into 15 gal pots.
Ya Bodhi seed awesome to see u picked some older cultivars to run so cool growing out stuff decade or more old get smells and plants of the past
Whats up dave ✌️ stay blessed everyone @buildasoil ...today is 14 days of drying the plant with 2 stalks from 1 seed. Took a sample a couple days ago and she's really glistening. Probably trim tomorrow unless it needs a little more time
Stay medicated with the 🔥
Just starting veg on my 2nd grow. I used fox farms my first grow and wasnt impressed. Of course some of that disappointment was from my own rookie mistakes but im expecting much better results this time around and am already seeing my plants love the build a soil way
Well well I got some beans I've been holding from a trip to Amsterdam about 10 , they still looking viable I'm going to try it out. Thanks for your work and sharing best regards from the Adriatic.
Happy growing everyone!
A casual tsp pour of Q60 is a low-key flex 💪 Thank you for the edutainment and here’s to another great run!
Great video Jeremy, I love how beautiful that cover crop is.
A buddy popped 8 from 1986 been in a freezer since... 6 turned out to be female
I have watched the last 5 seasons as they came out and here I am excited for this season. You set the bar quite high Jeremy and I appreciate the hell out of it!
Been waiting for this one! Im a cpl days out of re-amending my bed and pots so this is great timing! As always, thanks for the quality education, content and products! 💚🤙💚🤙
I am excited to see blumat. For some reason it grabs me
I watch every video, listen and observe everything ,im soaking like a sponge all the free game
First time grower here. Planted in build a soil 3.0, in an earthbox, using your complete method. did a direct sow 6 days ago, no pops yet, old seeds though, from a questionable source at best. keeping my fingers crossed. Thanks for all you do for all of us!! Keep up the amazing work!!
Probably too late. Clean those old seeds. Dilute peroxide mix. This channel just wants to sell marked up product. Best advise is from 2000 chat forums.
I really like the one stop shop with Buil a Soil and really appreciate all the time you spend making these videos.
Only because I have issues sometimes navigating the website, I'm curious why you don't add your amendments and soils to the description?
I read that seeds can last a long time if stored correctly. I bought some a few years ago, have them in my fridge with a dessicant pack in a sealed container. Waiting for retirement to break them out! Gonna be a couple my years, so I'm hoping! 👍
Thanks Jeremy for sharing your experience cheers and stay frosted my brother
Heck Yeah, perfect Sunday morning! Also, I'm loving the Coco Coins!
Absolutely appreciate everything you show me and I can’t wait to get started!! Thank You!!💚
What would you suggest for sprouting old seeds? I probably missed it in your video. I’m legally blind and have some old seeds that I would like to save and do a preservation run
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I use everything buildasoil and ditched the soil tests, 2 years later not a hiccup. Just started introducing buildaflower again, after using nematodes I don't worry about the gnats with it anymore
Should you wear a dust mask or is it okay to breathe all that in. I know it's all organic but?
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Thanks Jeremy, what you do is realy unique, but your giving and intelectual transfer of experience, is not the regular thing. You are a step above. Thanks and please continue what you do. I am 3+ years of watching and following you, and my results with all types of garden plants are really cool. I have not watched one Instagram Post but am a faithful follower of your UA-cam channel. Thanks so much again! Keep it up, you are making a difference in your Living Soil Leadership!
oh boi, here we go again. Thanks for documenting your grows It's good to follow along
Bro....that video was fire....so informative in such little time....well done !
Science justifies and defines specific details where nature may just learn from real life
I recently purchased the new flour milled Coot's from you, on week 4 now and wow and I amazed at what it's doing for the ladies!
Thanks jeremy. Awesome video! 🤜🌟🤛🪴🪴🪴
Big fan of your channel for a long time now. It would be great to hear your thoughts on lowering pill bug/rollie pollie population and how to keep them at an optimal level for good soil health. Thanks
you looked so stoned 💨 in this video 😂👍
Great episode Jeremy...you have an easy, natural gift of conveying ideas princely and efficiently...a great teacher...as a lifelong student I got to know only a couple with this gift...I popped my Strawberry D-Luxe the same as you on 1-15...they are doing superbly now I've had them in there final home turf for three weeks. I am looking forward to every episode of this season. Thank you and all the best in this new year for you and your family.
Nice video, thanks
Thanks ,we really have learned a lot from you.
If you are top dressing and following the full BAS feeding schedule, should you still reamend after each run?
Those seedlings are looking very leggy... Is that an issue? I had a few that went about that size as well, and that was my fault because i had the lights up very high and didn't want to have too much heat in the room and they popped in 2-2.5 days and seemed to pop during nighttime so they got some stretch then and then when the light was a little high for a few hours....
I've heard that some dislike leggy seedlings because the claim of it using so much of the "Starter nutrients" in pushing up to get that light, that there might be issues later on? I don't know how true that is though. My seedlings are looking good so far though.
I just transplated into a 65 gallon(32" diameter) grow bagthat you (BuildASoil) sells (LivingSoil Bag or w/e), into a 3x3 acinfinity tent I got from you as well. Trying it out for the first time, and definitely liking it better than the SmartPots which would flop all over the place... These are a bit more RIGID. I did notice a little smell from what I believe was the plastic lining on the bag offgasing....
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I'm also trying to pop some older seeds which i had good success with last year, but I'm having a ton of issues now popping them... So many rotted out, i think my soil mix wasn't good, so I put some of them into the old bag's mix and I hope it works out fo rme...
Great video as usual. I have a question, maybe for next FAQ session. Is there any way to treat soil infected with fusarium? Thanks for sharing knowledge!
Jeremy adding amendments while inside the tent is cool but everyone else please wear a mask when adding amendments. Cheers
It's organic not chemical at least.
Craft blend plus nar bar and chop and drop makes for an explosion of mycelium. It's actually cool to see
with Kashi, too, for me...
What’s up Jeremy hope you having a good Sunday
Why do old seeds like to sometimes grow upside down? I just had a few 8 year old seeds pop and a few of them had the tap roots growing up to the light.
Jeremy, have you ever thought about growing a ritha tree (Indian Soapberry) in your tropical tent to grow your own soap nuts?
What do you do with all the cannabis your constantly cranking out ? Ive never heard that explained.
Great video the plants are go to love the worm castings the worms have made for your plants 🇳🇿
Great info on when to transplant the pucks into soil ❤❤
Weed will be legal on 1th april in germany
ur content is exactly what i need!
the full schedule is Perfect! Thanks alot
Jeremy's spoken 👏 you've been lifting jez look swol my dude 💪
When you buy shirts from babyGap that’s what happens! Lol he looks stoned af today thou!
Love Jeremys content. Ive learned EVERYTHING about growing from yu and mrgrowit. When you 2 get together...GENIUS
ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO FROM THE BUILD A SOIL FAMILY 💯 MY PLANTS ARE THRIVING ALOT OF IT IS BECAUSE OF THIS CHANNEL I GOTTA GIVE CREDIT WHEN CREDIT IS DO LOL HAPPY GROWING B A S FAMILY
Just got my hoodie in the mail ❤ loyal ♻️
FAQ Question: First time living soil grower here. Is build a flower supposed to stink? Got some last week and it sure smells. Didn’t use it yet as I planted this run last month. Just want to make sure it’s supposed to and if not what to do. Thanks for everything BAS. Changed my life!
Yes! Stink in stink out! it's a lot of compost so yes, it stinks.
@@BuildASoil Thanks so much for your prompt reply. Very much looking forward to the rest of the season! Cheers!
Thank you all at build
When using the 3.0 nutrient and mineral pack, I noticed you add the 6 pound kit to 4 gallons of peatmoss and the rest is aeration and other nutrient sources like castings, pumice, compost, etc.
I've always ammended the substrate per recomended instructions and then add to it the aeration and castings afterward.
I'm curious if I've been doing it wrong and should ammend soil with all aeration and compost included or just the substrate base.
Can I use the kit if I'm only running peatmoss alone? Seems a bit much but I'm no expert hence my question.
My grows are a night and day difference because of your videos and products. Thank you for your service to our community.
How do you move that 4x4 bed, or even 2x3 bed when it's full of soil, it's got to be heavy......how do you move it for cleanup or misc stuff? Just removed the soil?
it looked like he moved it over to de-thatch the verge as though it were on wheels...!
Yes a soil test video showing a sand silt clay test in glass jar
You mention worms a lot, can you discuss how many worms to add and how to add them into the soil? should I add them to my earthbox? These vids help us a lot so thanks man!!!
If you go to his website, it is available under the education tab! He calls for 10 worms in a 15 gallon bag, I just printed the instructions a few days ago.
Changing the game! 🎯 Awesome content thank you
@ClickOnTheProfile141 thank you! I'm all about evolving and growing! Getting better and supporting the greater good! Whatever I can do to help the cause just ask 😀
Jeremy...you are amazing!
Can we use Aloe vera for its saponins?
Awesome content, as always!
Is there any way you could curate like, a "library" list of book recommendations? I really enjoy all the educational content that's provided and wanted to dive into research as yourself has/is doing. I just lost my list and can't remember all the videos, such books were discussed.
Dont forget to breath deeply those amendments, like Jeremy does! Top medicine for your lungs 🫁
When can we expect to see the fruit by the funk released to the public? I’ve been seeing you growing it for years where are the community seeds ?
nice...I actually read that book last year - it was an eye-opener
Our own diets benefit greatly by adding sprouted seeds
I just found you channel and subscribed after watching the Clackamas Coot interview. I was on the ICMag forum in '09-'11 and the 4x4 bed in this video reminds me of the forum member "JayKush"... are you him?
I have not been on the forum in well over a decade but Clackamas, MicrobeMan, JayKush and others really influenced me over those years. I began building my own soil after Fox Farm changed their Ocean Forrest recipe around 2010. I was the guy that posted side by side photos of the new vs old Ocean Forrest and I was also the guy who got Fox Farm to admit they changed it after they denied it over and over.
Faq question: What are you toughts on DWC, And what you think of growing in organic way, it is even possible? 🤔 everything that i know from organics is about jeremy ! Great guy big hug from Portugal 👍
Great stuff keep it coming 👍🏻✌🏻
Jeremy I've been watching UA-cam videos from the first year you started I'm loyal to the soil I've bought tons of All your products and I love the build a soil Way My question for you is I run 10 gallon pots and I make my own soil can I just reamend the soil or can I do a no till I use All your stuff I've got everything I buy the 44lb bag of craft blend I've got 6 tent's so it's hard to move them around I'm 64 but I love too grow organic living soil is the best what you have done with this journey that you're on I'm just lucky to be passionate like you may GOD be with you MAGOO 147 peace out
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I don't understand the dome for seedlings. I plant straight into 3 gallon pots then go to 10's. I have never lost a seed to a dry environmnt. I set the tent at 65% humidity with a fan on and boom. Off they go. Usually have to transplant after week 3 or 4. So far so good. I believe in stressing a plant quite a bit, but not too much and not to early. my last batch was on 50% light and came out amazing.
Where he's at in Colorado the humidity is super low this time of year. It would be really difficult to get a tent that size humid enough with no plants in there putting off moisture.
Crazy I found some seeds from 2016, I was wondering if they would pop, I sat down and this was the first thing I see 😅
Hey Jeremy , great video . I watched a video where the person said you could HST an auto . Is this true or will it just stunt the plant and cut down the yield ?
Please wear a mask when mixing. We care for your health. All that dust can irritate you
yeahhhhh i just got done ammended myself def doing this next time .... throat just a lil scratchy from the rock dust
Hey Jeremy, thanks for the Content and supplies. My question is : growing in 3 x 3 beds , after five or six grows they turn to basically worm castings. I have been scared to do anything other than amend topsoil because I follow the “no-till” method, A soil test came back a little heavy on micros and macros except nitrogen and calcium but too heavy on sulfur. Any advice on casting situation or nutrient corrections? Thanks again for teaching us about clean living and growing.
What about those pill bug tips?
It's a slippery slope questioning the value of science in cultivation or anything, really. Science is literally "...the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation, experimentation, and the testing of theories against the evidence obtained." It's merely a method of organizing and evaluating theories developed via things such as personal experience. Sure, there are establishments in scientific disciplines (agronomy, horticulture, etc.), but that doesn't mean conclusions based on personal experience aren't science as well. As long as it's repeatable with controlled variables, it's still science! It's not one vs the other. I understand what you're saying about the establishment not having all the answers. I agree 100%. However, I think the techniques you describe that haven't been validated by the scientific establishment work well DESPITE you not knowing all the variables, rather than BECAUSE you don't know all the variables.
And there IS a science to making food taste better :) It's called sensory science and is a branch of food science. Most major foodstuff companies employ sensory scientists. There are literally peer review papers on how to make food taste better. We question the validity of science as we watch videos on paper thin screens typing on touchscreens, built at scale to within .00001% tolerance.
Sorry if this came off as pedantic. I guess i got triggered ;)
Do not, I repeat, do not place old seeds flat, place the pointy end down. Old seeds for some reason will shoot the tap root up the wrong way to the surface. Don't ask me why, but I've definitely observed this with old seeds. Even better using the pucks, once expanded drive a wooden skewer through the middle to create a thin tunnel. Push the seed in pointy end down just barely below puck surface. From what I've noticed, old seeds have just enough energy to crack and push down the tap root to the bottom of the puck, in turn helping push up the seed husk and cotyledons. Yes sometimes the husk gets stuck, mist with water and remove with a tooth pick asap.The quicker the cotyledons hit light the better. Tap roots on old seeds dont do gymnastics well. The tunnel made by using the skewer also makes the perfect air/moisture ratio for old seeds as only the sides are touching the media. Try it.
I have had a poor propagation rate...with the coco coins it has completely changed everything incresed my germination and surving by a 100% ....I don't need to pop twice the seeds to fill the tent...
If u can share with me on where I can purchase the tray u have under that 4x4 you would be a life saver and would save me herniated discs lol. Wow! I just checked your site I don’t see them
First time buyer here my take n bake soil is completely covered in a white coat of fungi is there a harmful amount or the more the merrier?
The more the merrier. It'll go away in a week or so.
Jeremy could u please explain why a plant would have no smell at all? not even a stem rub will give me a smell i have a mandarin cookies by etho genetics in week 5 of flower n it has no smell at all the temps havent gone above 77 degrees so i dont think the terps have been burnt off but im so confused been growing for over 2 years n never have come across anything like this thank u
Cookies is a very bland inbred line... Also you get different phenotypes when popping seeds, some just suck
@@pedroviegas565 that doesn’t explain why there is no smell at all but thanks for the reply
@@KrispyGrows It does explain .. although you might not understand 😴
Can you talk to us about Witch Hazel mulch. A company here in Connecticut is selling it saying it’s a soft wood mulch that repels gnats and pests. I can it doing that, but what will that do to the biology we spent building up in our soil?
Hey I been tweeking my tent and working with my earthbox but Q I have a bunch of bamboo in driveway was going to use as like a peat moss but looked and is full of sapinion any comments or tips
Just finished a run wiht 23 year old beans. Oooft. Fresh beans are so much better to work with.
What's the mineral mix? Is that the one for Peat? I was looking online to purchase.
Great video I have a question I'm thinking about getting a 3x3 bed for my 4 x 4 tent I've been growing in 10 gallon fabric pots I have 8 of them. So my question is can I use those 8 10 gallon pots and use the soil for my 3x3 bed and just add more soil to make it add up to what I need. And what soil do you recommend I use? Thanks in advance
Jeremy, love the videos. They have helped my grows more than anything else. I recently switched to the new AC Infinity refillable carbon filters. My question is this... is there any benefits to adding the used carbon into my soil instead of just tossing it in the trash.
I may have missed it in an earlier episode, but what is the 4x4 bed on that you're able to roll it?
Where can I find the Frenchy oranges turbo seeds? Is the orange turbo cup still happening?
How did you make your bed move. I am getting ready to move mine and set it back up.
would my own home brewed lactic acid bacterial, or LAB juice be as beneficial as using bokashi? i use it on my compost so speed up the decomposition, and occasionally i spay it over my IBC tank worm farm when i add a massive feed and pea straws.
also is pea straw a good cover material for the substrate. ive been hesitant to chop and drop and cover crop as i use 20 or 25 ltr fabric pots and 4-5 plants maxing out my 1.2m sq space, but if i do i try add compost and worm castings over the top of the chop and drop waste to avoid molding waste on the surface.
BuildASoil FTW!
On my last grow i had pink in the roots like that and ppl on Facebook thought it was bad but noone knew what it was lol.
Damn I been doing the big 6 all wrong
yeah, me too...I kept thinking a lot was staying in my sprayer or clogging it...
Hey Jeremy, first time MN grower here. Have watched over 80% of all your videos. Thank you for all the great info. My question: I have passed the first part of my grow with flying colors and my auto flowers look and smell fantastic. Fat and funky. I have dialed in my 2x4 dry tent as tight as I could get it, and am averaging 60-65Temps & 57-61Hum. I am on day 4 of dry. I noticed that all that beautiful smell has disappeared, and its that green smell like you get from the leaves. Unless I lightly squeeze check a nug then that lovely funky smell is on my fingers. I am hanging a whole plant like you do. Kind of worried I may be doing something wrong, but am hoping this is just what happens in the beginning of a dry and my lovely smells come back when they are actually dryer. Thanks EchoBravo
Cured and dried just fine, tastes fantastic and smokes awesomely. Turned the learning curve into a discovery curve and am better for it. Your videos were a big help in gathering info.
I have to ask about the microbes. You add them every time you water, don't you worry about overpopulating them? I mean, don't they naturally multiply in a favorable environment? Or are they sterile and just die off?
When are you gonna make some French baguettes?
Woot!
Thank you Jeremy for not telling us to hit like on your videos. I can’t stand UA-camr’s that tell you to hit like 15x per video. Makes me not to want to hit like.
Sorry for when we do ask in the future! 🙏
I forget to like videos a lot so I appreciate it when they remind me.