Hey Jeremy you literally took the words out of my mouth when it comes to mainlining...longer vegging doesn't interest me at all as a home grower. Occasionally it's fun to experiment with various training methods in a separate tent but in general I tend to grow and flip rather quickly with good results.
I dropped my metal gate on one girl and her main stalk was hanging on by half it's skin, and I stood it back up and didn't touch it. She's since healed up, with a big hole thru the middle of her main stalk, made for a nice even canopy 😅
mainlining in my experience is. its fun and its great for plant count control and uniform buds I go bit hard on calcium and silica to make them though as . But theses days I like just to load up a bed. scrogging is the one I just don't like( it feels like a plant prison and the vegging is just a bore ). also fishtank water is great a tank with fish and shrimp( a true eco sytem, Living tanks) has the nitrogen cycle and with shrimp you need to have a healthy amount of phosphorus loving bacteria. I put Ro water in my tanks and weekly water change goes to a compost extract or ferments . cheers for the content and your time .I love to pass this stuff on to others . never a master always a student.
Your aquarium water from a balanced aquarium is an amazing thing to use to water your plants. A large percentage of the aquatic microbes that are beneficial to aquariums can also survive in soil and do great things for your plants. The aquarium water will likely have a decent amount of nitrogen unless the tank is heavily planted. Watch out for that nitrogen burn!
PEAT! Let's go: I hear that it's not that we'll run out of peat moss, but it's the CO2 released from the bogs when harvesting that is abundant and dangerous. What can you tell me about this? About peat in general? GO!
3:43 if I was in Europe I would use coco but here in the US peatmoss is cheap and ethically harvested. I have 3 worm bins (to farm vermicompost) and 2 earthboxes. I still have not used up my 1st 3cu-ft bail of peat moss and its been 3 years. I don't know if I will ever need to open my 2nd bail that has just sat outside unopened. This living soil system does not seem to consume it. In my 2x2 breeding tents I use salt based fertilizers BUT I then run the soil back through the worm bins to clean it up and I have zero problems.........WORMS are the secret to sustainable soil.
Timestamps: 0:00 Hello and Welcome! / New Swag! 0:56 Have you tried Mainlining? 3:43 Why use Peat & Coco Coir in big living soil beds if its broken down after one or two seasons? Why not use 50/50 Vermicompost and Pumice with Rice Hulls for mulch? 7:48 Can I use water from my fish tank to feed my plants? 9:40 Why do you have your lights so high up and set to a higher output rather than setting them lower and to a lower output to save on energy? 11:35 I know "Ice Flushing" is bro science, but what would happen if you used chilled water in an Earth Box? 13:30 My H20 is at 8.0pH, when I add 1.5oz (of Thrive) to a gallon of water it goes down to 5.2pH, will the soil buffer it out? 14:41 I'm using the "3.0" (Soil) in 15 gallons, I've been using "The Big Six" (Nutrients) but my plants are showing Boron deficiencies, thoughts? 16:25 Do Trichomes ripen more after you chop? 18:29 Closing comments from Jeremy
We truly appreciate you and thank you for choosing and supporting BuildASoil. Please don't hesitate to let us know if you have any questions. Happy growing!
@@BuildASoil Thank You for the reply guys! I love experimenting with your various products and combining different ones and the results speak for themselves! Everything you offer is of the highest quality and I know I can trust your products!
Jeremy, thanks a lot for answering my question. Really appreciate it. I think its a complex topic, but a interesting one for sure. IMHO peat isn't sustainable anywhere in the world (CO2), but Coco unfortunately isnt as well. So sourcing 100% locally (home made compost, sand and other local aeration products) would be absolutely necessary a real long time sustainability. To me this is the most important thing when we are talking real organic gardening especially when talking long lasting big outdoor beds (indoor growing isn't any substantially at all, of course). Sustainability is a huge topic over here in Europe, but I dont know the current state in the US. I also think that one problem are modern genetics. Can't really believe that pure landraces (or other plants like all kinds of vegetables) are that demanding regarding "the right soil recipes". I have seen great results in quite poor soul with some really natural genetics out there in some outdoor grows. Maybe the demanding use of peat/coco in growing cannabis is also one due to demanding modern genetics due to long year high selective indoor breeding too? Would love to to hear and see more about outdoor growing here at this channel because its the future for most of us, especially regarding more and more legalization happens all over the world. I done a lot of indoor grows back in the 90th. And while its kind of easy in a way due to full control and with proven genetics, its also becomes a bit boring... Still seeing this huge legal indoor growing facilities made me sad a bit.
Mainlining opens the plant up and allows it to get bushy in size when you get it spread out by doing this once. I think it works great indoors if you have certain container size and wattage. You can do this style of mainlining outdoors in 400 gallon pots and produce monster size plants by topping two to three times, this is usually achieved by longer veg times but the yield is massive. All Strain dependent. Thank Jeremy for all your support with your channel and BOS. Weednerds
The plumber I work with said he's started clones in his fish tank. He said they were super healthy, it's the perfect environment for the roots. It's aerated and full of biology. I wish I could use our tank water for the phosphates but it's a salt water tank
Jeremy, I think it'd be really interesting next season to do a 30 gallon coco vs 30 gallon peat on the same Bluemat. Built from scratch. Be really fun to watch. I'm a big fan of the show. Doing my living soil with coco and lava rock as the base and Build a Flower and CoWoCo to round things out.
I’m with you on the peat moss…I live down the road from American Peat Technology based in Aitkin, Minnesota & is the largest producer of granular peat carriers in North America
How soon could you flip to flower with 4-6 plants in a 4x4 bed? I seen an older episode where Jeremy said if you had 9 in the 4x4 you could flip to flower in a couple of days. And thanks again BAS team for all that you guys continue to do for the community!!!!
Question for the next FAQ: Hey Jeremy, thank you for all the info you share with the community, your videos and products have helped me immensely since moving to CO and finding out about your company. My question is; would you recommend two bonsai mums in a earthbox container? Once again thank you so much for all you do 🫡
I mainlined one of my outdoor plants this year. Since I started it indoors in my tent and actually fairly early so I topped it at 4th node cut all the branches below it and kept topped the new tops probably about 10 times until it took it outside. It slowed it down enough to perfectly explode with growth outside and the structure is very easy to train.
You have a spelling error on the website! The page discussing your Guarantee is misspelled as “Gaurantee” at the index and at the title of the page. More importantly thank you for everything you do for the community! You have me taking on my largest grow ever with confidence!
you got a good thing going mate..organic growing last 15 years lol whent back to promix and three bottles lol the flavor frost dank.. appreciate what u do mate your awesome lad ya 👍
As for adding ice to mimic nature and bring on senesces as would autumn: Think about outdoor plants, by the time they are getting very cold rain before harvest the roots are very deep and the temperatures don't effect the roots. Oppositely if you want to mimic fall lowering the ambient temps works! This summer with the AC on, I got nice purpling at the buds plumped into week 12!
I keep a frozen gallon of water and add it to my 25 gal reservoir before watering during flower. I feel it does bring out more of dat purp! Healthy Stress response. I’ve noticed during ripening, the cold water also helps show color.
I use water from my indoor pond seedling to harvest and it’s awesome plus it helps give terps a boost what u feed fish is important I use Hikari Massivore and mice plants love it I give them to my herb my other herb my gunnera manicata my bat flowers everything add some bas product and u got some as Adam Sandler would say “ some high quality h20”
Hey man thanks for the feedback on my question about boron. I do have a boron issue but was mistaken about the soil in that particular 15 gal pot. Not your soil and much older and definitely depleted. I will give your suggestions a try. Thank you.
Hello Jeremy. I saw the episodes where you harvested and dried the male pollen a season or 2 ago, but I must have missed any episodes where you used the pollen to pollenate any female plants. How long a period of time from pollination to harvest of seeds do you need in order to get a mature seed? Could you please steer me to those episodes if you've already filmed them? Thanks again for all your shared information. Cheers, Richard
Yo yo! I'm in 30 gals and monitor the top with ecowitts and don't let them get below 25% minimum. One day when my plants weren't looking the best and I didn't know why, I decided to cut slits in the side at the bottom and stick in the moisture meter. Turns out they were all down around 10% so naturally I bottom watered till they drank what they wanted. You have vastly more experience, but I'm thinking if you can be able to not have to bottom water at all, than I should be able to. Since then they have been looking healthy but when I water I haven't given more than 5% but the bottoms keep drying out faster. I'd love to see you try getting a reading from the bottom of the pots/beds at some point in season 5. Maybe the bottoms are fine being a little dryer as long as the top is good? Would possibly going harder on the Q help it spread the moisture to the bottom better? Sorry this is so lengthy!
Jeremy. I would like to try multi-croping indoors. What other berries/fruits/vegetables do good in a tent that's always 18-20 hours light? And what would do good in a tent that cycles 12/12 and 6/18 light cycle? I am currently trying strawberries under my mother/ autos as I'm pretty sure they won't care, but it's a test I don't know what odd things might happen.. maybe the berries won't produce like a photoperiod plant.. thanks. ~pres~
Might seem like a stupid question, But can you post the exact measurements for the pvc piping needed to make the actual living soil bed for a 4x4 bed and trellis. I know it seems simple 4x4 duh…. but there’s elbows and connectors that take up some of the inches. And also the four pipes that go down into soil. Sorry if it’s stupid, hopefully you’ve got the measurements already ,thank you
Can we have a longer form discussion about big 6 and the Iron to Manganese balance? Can this get tricky over time if you top dress a lot of craft blend over multiple cycles?
I would like to hear about that too. I came across some TM7 for a very good price and I'm wondering if the difference is significant. I think tm7 has iron and big 6 doesn't but I don't know how big of a deal that is and if I could be adding too much iron using tm7. If I remember correctly BIOAG makes both of them.
Agree with electric being cheaper at night but for people with solar (unless you have battery) use the energy during the day to make optimal use of solar power... something to keep in mind
Also I know egg shells break down slow, but the way I see it is if it's your house and you'll being doing it year after year, why wouldn't you do it? Also it has to be loaded with enzymes right?
I’ll main line depending on the plant and how I feel. Update just popped my East Indian landrace bear dance auto cross I did and they are seedlings can’t wait to see how they turn out and work those genetics
Jeromy question. Have you ever grown a plant in a pot then took it out once the roots have developed. If so how did you water and take care of the rootball its self? It’s getting more airflow so can u water more and will the plant benefit is the most important question?
Hey Jeremy, I would love to hear your thoughts on digestate or digested food material fertilizers. I stopped by my local grow shop looking for basically the cheapest liquid bloom fertilizer they had for some of the wife's outdoor potted plants that we're in obvious need of phosphorus. The owner recommend I try Dr. Earth golden bloom liquid fertilizer mostly because it was super cheap. I wouldn't be using it on my weed plants or veggie garden because I have most of your products for that. It would only be used on outdoor flowers because it smells horrible.
I am learning everything I can from to grow the build a soil way but I’m still unclear if you set VPD to influence the environment or do you set your environment to influence the VPD? Also what determines the VPD you use from the range you suggest? Thank you in advance.
Two week dry down, yes. Tell everyone. Most critical point in the process, IMHO. Blueberry strains to me want a couple months of cure before they taste right, while some harvests can be smoked in weeks. Love to see that living soil!
Loving the new website Jeremy! The wish list is a sweet addition! Great info as always! That AWKID t-shirts is my next swag purchase! I would love to see an outdoor earthbox grow, to show us how you deal with nature's elements. It seems to me that's outdoor and indoor EB grows seem different!
I love everything you do and the knowledge you've shared. I have followed for a long time, used alot of your methods with amazing results,....do you follow same rules ish outdoors or do you even bother outdoors?
I usually dont like to do any cutting of the plant other then defoliate and shave the legs from midway up the plant never mess with the marry stem just lst stunting growth is not something I like to do
Hey BAS crew! love the content and products always A1 stuff. Quick question tho! Do you think when spouting a seed using the paper towel method or in a cup of water. And then, transplanting it into your medium of choice is leaving behind the enzymes from the seed? Curious to hear what you guys think. Thank you for any and all info
So maybe this has been asked/answered in previous videos but what about foilar feeding/ treatments on your plants? I support Build A Soil and see this as a use for many of your products I own. Can you elaborate on what you use, if you use anything?
Hi Jeremy, This channel is great! keep the shows coming! I am in a situation where I live in 2 different places during the year. I have 5 months a year that I can grow indoors in the midwest (the other place is way too humid and doesn't have enough room). My question is, it still possible to use living soil? Obviously the soil will be sitting unused for about half of the year. If it is still possible, how do I "wake up" the soil. Or should I use a different growing style in my situation? Thanks for any advice you have.
Is the fish tank fresh or salt water? I heard shrimp in the list of inhabitants, and don't know if there are any fresh water shrimp. I am sure that I wouldn't put salt water on my plants. 😆
ahhh im an idiot I deffs need to switch my plants day time to my nightime. because im not even home most of the day anyway. will be cheaper and better to have everything on when im home. I had them set to wake up the same time as me,and with the 18 hour light thats 4 am to 10 pm which seemed perfect because it gives me plentyof time to get ad there and do things and be able to see, but i dont need to be in there for hours at a time
Hey man i think the guy asking the question ab cold water during late flower was prob referring to people trying to increase potency/terps/purpling by dumping it on the soil which is always kind of funny to me bc genetics will determine the pheno and color along with cold environmental conditions. Not sure cold water flush does anything but I'm open to being convinced otherwise
Question... On my 3rd round and the 10 gallon is running out of room to keep top dressing. How many rounds should I expect out of it? And should i remove a few inches before the next run to top dress or just start over at some point?
Ok I gotta ask. How long have you been training for?? You have dropped the jujitsu reference a ton. My son has started taking classes three times a week and me wanting him to practice more I am now starting myself. I’ve wanted to for years. My long time friend is a brown belt and he’s now a trainer at the gym. It’s been awesome.
This was my first run using worms (composting) so how do I keep my worms happy and most important alive while they are waiting for the next grow in 1 1/2 months?
Hey Jeremy you literally took the words out of my mouth when it comes to mainlining...longer vegging doesn't interest me at all as a home grower. Occasionally it's fun to experiment with various training methods in a separate tent but in general I tend to grow and flip rather quickly with good results.
I dropped my metal gate on one girl and her main stalk was hanging on by half it's skin, and I stood it back up and didn't touch it. She's since healed up, with a big hole thru the middle of her main stalk, made for a nice even canopy 😅
mainlining in my experience is. its fun and its great for plant count control and uniform buds I go bit hard on calcium and silica to make them though as . But theses days I like just to load up a bed. scrogging is the one I just don't like( it feels like a plant prison and the vegging is just a bore ). also fishtank water is great a tank with fish and shrimp( a true eco sytem, Living tanks) has the nitrogen cycle and with shrimp you need to have a healthy amount of phosphorus loving bacteria. I put Ro water in my tanks and weekly water change goes to a compost extract or ferments . cheers for the content and your time .I love to pass this stuff on to others . never a master always a student.
Your aquarium water from a balanced aquarium is an amazing thing to use to water your plants. A large percentage of the aquatic microbes that are beneficial to aquariums can also survive in soil and do great things for your plants. The aquarium water will likely have a decent amount of nitrogen unless the tank is heavily planted. Watch out for that nitrogen burn!
It works really good for me, just started a couple months ago on veg. Plants.
I assume this is saltwater is not included here? Not sure why the person with the question things they need to run RO if its only tropical...
Thrive FTW! Every watering and down the earth box tube
PEAT! Let's go:
I hear that it's not that we'll run out of peat moss, but it's the CO2 released from the bogs when harvesting that is abundant and dangerous. What can you tell me about this? About peat in general?
GO!
I have been recycling my leaf and roots
Live in Maryland just pick up 8 bags of 3.0 and some amendments. Glad to see somebody out here, so when your product.
Selling
In regards to sustainability coconut coir is actually more sustainable because the aging of coconuts is far quicker than the aging of peat moss
3:43 if I was in Europe I would use coco but here in the US peatmoss is cheap and ethically harvested. I have 3 worm bins (to farm vermicompost) and 2 earthboxes. I still have not used up my 1st 3cu-ft bail of peat moss and its been 3 years. I don't know if I will ever need to open my 2nd bail that has just sat outside unopened. This living soil system does not seem to consume it. In my 2x2 breeding tents I use salt based fertilizers BUT I then run the soil back through the worm bins to clean it up and I have zero problems.........WORMS are the secret to sustainable soil.
Timestamps:
0:00 Hello and Welcome! / New Swag!
0:56 Have you tried Mainlining?
3:43 Why use Peat & Coco Coir in big living soil beds if its broken down after one or two seasons? Why not use 50/50 Vermicompost and Pumice with Rice Hulls for mulch?
7:48 Can I use water from my fish tank to feed my plants?
9:40 Why do you have your lights so high up and set to a higher output rather than setting them lower and to a lower output to save on energy?
11:35 I know "Ice Flushing" is bro science, but what would happen if you used chilled water in an Earth Box?
13:30 My H20 is at 8.0pH, when I add 1.5oz (of Thrive) to a gallon of water it goes down to 5.2pH, will the soil buffer it out?
14:41 I'm using the "3.0" (Soil) in 15 gallons, I've been using "The Big Six" (Nutrients) but my plants are showing Boron deficiencies, thoughts?
16:25 Do Trichomes ripen more after you chop?
18:29 Closing comments from Jeremy
Love the questions and answer.
Jeremy you have knowledge for days! Thanks for being so willing to share what you know and teach others the craft you love! Much love from the Midwest
We truly appreciate you and thank you for choosing and supporting BuildASoil.
Please don't hesitate to let us know if you have any questions.
Happy growing!
@@BuildASoil Thank You for the reply guys! I love experimenting with your various products and combining different ones and the results speak for themselves! Everything you offer is of the highest quality and I know I can trust your products!
Build a Soil way all the way❤ Crawdaddy
Jeremy, thanks a lot for answering my question. Really appreciate it. I think its a complex topic, but a interesting one for sure.
IMHO peat isn't sustainable anywhere in the world (CO2), but Coco unfortunately isnt as well.
So sourcing 100% locally (home made compost, sand and other local aeration products) would be absolutely necessary a real long time sustainability. To me this is the most important thing when we are talking real organic gardening especially when talking long lasting big outdoor beds (indoor growing isn't any substantially at all, of course).
Sustainability is a huge topic over here in Europe, but I dont know the current state in the US.
I also think that one problem are modern genetics. Can't really believe that pure landraces (or other plants like all kinds of vegetables) are that demanding regarding "the right soil recipes".
I have seen great results in quite poor soul with some really natural genetics out there in some outdoor grows.
Maybe the demanding use of peat/coco in growing cannabis is also one due to demanding modern genetics due to long year high selective indoor breeding too?
Would love to to hear and see more about outdoor growing here at this channel because its the future for most of us, especially regarding more and more legalization happens all over the world. I done a lot of indoor grows back in the 90th. And while its kind of easy in a way due to full control and with proven genetics, its also becomes a bit boring... Still seeing this huge legal indoor growing facilities made me sad a bit.
Our plants are prayin every day with Thrive!!!
Jeremy. You are loyal to the soil. Giving us all the tools to be truly self sufficient. Your a REAL 1 !!!
Mainlining opens the plant up and allows it to get bushy in size when you get it spread out by doing this once. I think it works great indoors if you have certain container size and wattage. You can do this style of mainlining outdoors in 400 gallon pots and produce monster size plants by topping two to three times, this is usually achieved by longer veg times but the yield is massive. All Strain dependent. Thank Jeremy for all your support with your channel and BOS. Weednerds
The plumber I work with said he's started clones in his fish tank. He said they were super healthy, it's the perfect environment for the roots. It's aerated and full of biology. I wish I could use our tank water for the phosphates but it's a salt water tank
Jeremy, I think it'd be really interesting next season to do a 30 gallon coco vs 30 gallon peat on the same Bluemat. Built from scratch. Be really fun to watch.
I'm a big fan of the show. Doing my living soil with coco and lava rock as the base and Build a Flower and CoWoCo to round things out.
I’m with you on the peat moss…I live down the road from American Peat Technology based in Aitkin, Minnesota & is the largest producer of granular peat carriers in North America
Man we are just getting spoiled, amazing as usual!
❤️ I'm taking notes 📝
I've mainlined works well. I like just playing in the garden so try new things all the time.
100% LOVE The Fact you made the lighters with BIC's..... #GOODSHIT
How soon could you flip to flower with 4-6 plants in a 4x4 bed? I seen an older episode where Jeremy said if you had 9 in the 4x4 you could flip to flower in a couple of days. And thanks again BAS team for all that you guys continue to do for the community!!!!
Just wanna say you're an OG bro thanks for always giving us educated advice. Wish I could live your life man! God bless, stay blazed!!
Question for the next FAQ:
Hey Jeremy, thank you for all the info you share with the community, your videos and products have helped me immensely since moving to CO and finding out about your company. My question is; would you recommend two bonsai mums in a earthbox container? Once again thank you so much for all you do 🫡
I mainlined one of my outdoor plants this year. Since I started it indoors in my tent and actually fairly early so I topped it at 4th node cut all the branches below it and kept topped the new tops probably about 10 times until it took it outside. It slowed it down enough to perfectly explode with growth outside and the structure is very easy to train.
I wish I lived somewhere like that! 🤞🏽🤦♂️😂
If you topped all your tops 10 times after the first topping you’d have 2048 colas.
Even for an outdoor that sounds a bit excessive.
That had to be like a year and a half long veg period. 😂
Lookin like i need to jump in and show'em how mainlineing liveingsoil is done! ;) much love b.a.s on my way to the discord :)
You have a spelling error on the website! The page discussing your Guarantee is misspelled as “Gaurantee” at the index and at the title of the page.
More importantly thank you for everything you do for the community! You have me taking on my largest grow ever with confidence!
you got a good thing going mate..organic growing last 15 years lol whent back to promix and three bottles lol the flavor frost dank.. appreciate what u do mate your awesome lad ya 👍
everything works so well, im throwing the extracts in now too even though ill prob only use once or twice before harvest lol
As for adding ice to mimic nature and bring on senesces as would autumn:
Think about outdoor plants, by the time they are getting very cold rain before harvest the roots are very deep
and the temperatures don't effect the roots. Oppositely if you want to mimic fall lowering the ambient temps works!
This summer with the AC on, I got nice purpling at the buds plumped into week 12!
I keep a frozen gallon of water and add it to my 25 gal reservoir before watering during flower. I feel it does bring out more of dat purp! Healthy Stress response. I’ve noticed during ripening, the cold water also helps show color.
Thank you for your work and great products brother
Thankyou! I couldnt agree more! Much love from the sin-lab! Mainline godz at wurk' ;)
I use water from my indoor pond seedling to harvest and it’s awesome plus it helps give terps a boost what u feed fish is important I use Hikari Massivore and mice plants love it I give them to my herb my other herb my gunnera manicata my bat flowers everything add some bas product and u got some as Adam Sandler would say “ some high quality h20”
Love it man just love it
Hey man thanks for the feedback on my question about boron. I do have a boron issue but was mistaken about the soil in that particular 15 gal pot. Not your soil and much older and definitely depleted. I will give your suggestions a try. Thank you.
I always sample my herb directly from the dry tent it definitely dictates which plants get trimmed first😮😊
Jermery spoiling us with the consistent vids!!!! Keep ‘em coming my man. Love it !!!! ❤
Hello Jeremy. I saw the episodes where you harvested and dried the male pollen a season or 2 ago, but I must have missed any episodes where you used the pollen to pollenate any female plants. How long a period of time from pollination to harvest of seeds do you need in order to get a mature seed? Could you please steer me to those episodes if you've already filmed them? Thanks again for all your shared information. Cheers, Richard
Respect Jeremy love the content brother big thanks for all the priceless information 🙏 love from the UK
How would you go about top dressing a 4x8 bed with rice hulls as a mulch layer?
Mixed my own soil using pittmoss as apposed to peat or coco and so far the results have been amazing ! 👌🏽
Great content. I noticed at the end of this one you said that you like outdoor over indoor. Can you elaborate on why?
Yo yo! I'm in 30 gals and monitor the top with ecowitts and don't let them get below 25% minimum. One day when my plants weren't looking the best and I didn't know why, I decided to cut slits in the side at the bottom and stick in the moisture meter. Turns out they were all down around 10% so naturally I bottom watered till they drank what they wanted. You have vastly more experience, but I'm thinking if you can be able to not have to bottom water at all, than I should be able to. Since then they have been looking healthy but when I water I haven't given more than 5% but the bottoms keep drying out faster. I'd love to see you try getting a reading from the bottom of the pots/beds at some point in season 5. Maybe the bottoms are fine being a little dryer as long as the top is good? Would possibly going harder on the Q help it spread the moisture to the bottom better? Sorry this is so lengthy!
Howsit from Cape Town! What do you think about planting vertical pvc pipes in the soll bed to help water deeper into the soil?
One of the best FAQ's to date imo.🙌💚🌱
Jeremy. I would like to try multi-croping indoors. What other berries/fruits/vegetables do good in a tent that's always 18-20 hours light? And what would do good in a tent that cycles 12/12 and 6/18 light cycle? I am currently trying strawberries under my mother/ autos as I'm pretty sure they won't care, but it's a test I don't know what odd things might happen.. maybe the berries won't produce like a photoperiod plant.. thanks. ~pres~
Might seem like a stupid question, But can you post the exact measurements for the pvc piping needed to make the actual living soil bed for a 4x4 bed and trellis. I know it seems simple 4x4 duh…. but there’s elbows and connectors that take up some of the inches. And also the four pipes that go down into soil. Sorry if it’s stupid, hopefully you’ve got the measurements already ,thank you
Great info good sir
Can we have a longer form discussion about big 6 and the Iron to Manganese balance? Can this get tricky over time if you top dress a lot of craft blend over multiple cycles?
I would like to hear about that too. I came across some TM7 for a very good price and I'm wondering if the difference is significant. I think tm7 has iron and big 6 doesn't but I don't know how big of a deal that is and if I could be adding too much iron using tm7. If I remember correctly BIOAG makes both of them.
Agree with electric being cheaper at night but for people with solar (unless you have battery) use the energy during the day to make optimal use of solar power... something to keep in mind
Also I know egg shells break down slow, but the way I see it is if it's your house and you'll being doing it year after year, why wouldn't you do it? Also it has to be loaded with enzymes right?
So good
I’ll main line depending on the plant and how I feel. Update just popped my East Indian landrace bear dance auto cross I did and they are seedlings can’t wait to see how they turn out and work those genetics
Thank you very much! from Trees South Africa....it works more than good! growth like never seen before
Cranking em out, thanks brother.
Great content as usual. Really excited to see another tropical 10×10 episode. Keep on knocking em out of the park. ✊️🫨
Could you go over the amounts you use to reamend an earthbox please. I’m almost done with my first auto and plan on turning it around and grow another
Might have been the best faq so far, imo. Keep those questions comin y’all!
Hey Jeremy,
Have you tried the Cannatrol for drying and curing?
Jeromy question. Have you ever grown a plant in a pot then took it out once the roots have developed. If so how did you water and take care of the rootball its self? It’s getting more airflow so can u water more and will the plant benefit is the most important question?
Thank you 👍
Hey Jeremy, I would love to hear your thoughts on digestate or digested food material fertilizers. I stopped by my local grow shop looking for basically the cheapest liquid bloom fertilizer they had for some of the wife's outdoor potted plants that we're in obvious need of phosphorus. The owner recommend I try Dr. Earth golden bloom liquid fertilizer mostly because it was super cheap. I wouldn't be using it on my weed plants or veggie garden because I have most of your products for that. It would only be used on outdoor flowers because it smells horrible.
I am learning everything I can from to grow the build a soil way but I’m still unclear if you set VPD to influence the environment or do you set your environment to influence the VPD? Also what determines the VPD you use from the range you suggest? Thank you in advance.
As always thank you my friend.
I always did lst and after 2nd season of build a soil way. I started Scrogging man what a difference
Great video once again! Love the new website look as well! 🤙🤙
Two week dry down, yes. Tell everyone. Most critical point in the process, IMHO. Blueberry strains to me want a couple months of cure before they taste right, while some harvests can be smoked in weeks. Love to see that living soil!
Loving the new website Jeremy! The wish list is a sweet addition! Great info as always! That AWKID t-shirts is my next swag purchase! I would love to see an outdoor earthbox grow, to show us how you deal with nature's elements. It seems to me that's outdoor and indoor EB grows seem different!
Pumice is my favorite but expensive to get here even though Hess pumice is good price for quantity I use pea gravel as it’s cheap
I love everything you do and the knowledge you've shared. I have followed for a long time, used alot of your methods with amazing results,....do you follow same rules ish outdoors or do you even bother outdoors?
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I think the change in terp profile comes from the cold switching to winter my lcs was all Sherb then bout February turned thin mint
I usually dont like to do any cutting of the plant other then defoliate and shave the legs from midway up the plant never mess with the marry stem just lst stunting growth is not something I like to do
Outstanding
Great information as always👍🔥
I do not recall, but have you mentioned the kilowatt usage for a full season grow in the 10x10?
Hey BAS crew! love the content and products always A1 stuff. Quick question tho! Do you think when spouting a seed using the paper towel method or in a cup of water. And then, transplanting it into your medium of choice is leaving behind the enzymes from the seed? Curious to hear what you guys think. Thank you for any and all info
my system is 2 top cuts. 2 bends..
i get like 40 tops each plant doing that.. sometimes i vegs only like 20 days and have massive plants.
Floraflex veg foliar for boron deficiencies
So maybe this has been asked/answered in previous videos but what about foilar feeding/ treatments on your plants? I support Build A Soil and see this as a use for many of your products I own. Can you elaborate on what you use, if you use anything?
Can i throw old fruits in my soil? Under the mulch?
Hi Jeremy, This channel is great! keep the shows coming! I am in a situation where I live in 2 different places during the year. I have 5 months a year that I can grow indoors in the midwest (the other place is way too humid and doesn't have enough room). My question is, it still possible to use living soil? Obviously the soil will be sitting unused for about half of the year. If it is still possible, how do I "wake up" the soil. Or should I use a different growing style in my situation? Thanks for any advice you have.
Is the fish tank fresh or salt water? I heard shrimp in the list of inhabitants, and don't know if there are any fresh water shrimp. I am sure that I wouldn't put salt water on my plants. 😆
ahhh im an idiot I deffs need to switch my plants day time to my nightime. because im not even home most of the day anyway. will be cheaper and better to have everything on when im home. I had them set to wake up the same time as me,and with the 18 hour light thats 4 am to 10 pm which seemed perfect because it gives me plentyof time to get ad there and do things and be able to see, but i dont need to be in there for hours at a time
Do a rock wool hydro setup please!
What happened to the Tropical 10 X 10 series?
Hey man i think the guy asking the question ab cold water during late flower was prob referring to people trying to increase potency/terps/purpling by dumping it on the soil which is always kind of funny to me bc genetics will determine the pheno and color along with cold environmental conditions. Not sure cold water flush does anything but I'm open to being convinced otherwise
finally someone tells the truth about canadian peat! god bless you, sir.. from canada pro mix hp for the win jk
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How about using aquarium chlorine/ chloramine remover for city water.. it should be fine for my plants and the microbes correct?? Anybody
Where do you take your faq questions from?? Is it from these UA-cam comments or like a patreon or email you have set up?
From UA-cam comments
@@deanthomas9979 sweet, thanks
Last video I asked, I put gnarley barley in my left over cowoco it have beautiful blooms. Is it not feeding the life in the castings though?
Question... On my 3rd round and the 10 gallon is running out of room to keep top dressing. How many rounds should I expect out of it? And should i remove a few inches before the next run to top dress or just start over at some point?
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Ok I gotta ask. How long have you been training for?? You have dropped the jujitsu reference a ton. My son has started taking classes three times a week and me wanting him to practice more I am now starting myself. I’ve wanted to for years. My long time friend is a brown belt and he’s now a trainer at the gym. It’s been awesome.
This was my first run using worms (composting) so how do I keep my worms happy and most important alive while they are waiting for the next grow in 1 1/2 months?
Feed them. I blend fruit n squrt some in