I would really love to see you bring back the product highlight videos where you break down what the product is, what, when and how to use it, how its made etc etc. I absolutely loved the deep dives on the product videos you have done in the past. I know you are a busy man but I think a lot of us would enjoy those videos again. Just a suggestion. Hope you have a killer week my dude! 🤙
For growers in contry where we are not allow to grow. !always pick abit oversize on Ventilation/filters EG. if you got a 80x8ox180 tent ppl will say go for a 4" ventilator. well thats where you pick 6" insted because then you can run it at lower speeds = less noise, plus the system is able to hold for a longer time. It also keeps you safe the day you get a strain that smells more then the ohter strains do with the 4" it maybe smells so much the filter can't take it. Well that where the 6" will save you ;-) i run a 80x80x200 with AC infinity T6 ( i am in a department so noise is a issue. the T6 can keep tent air/cool on settings 3 ( because it is oversize for my tent) ;-) Ps. Epic series you make @BuildASoil 🙏
Just got my 3x6 grassroots bed going, grew a huge mycelium colony in about 3 weeks with little air flow, no light, moisture and inoculation products. Then sowed cover crop directly on top covered lightly in worm castings. Then local wheat straw mulched over the top. Cover crop is all sprouted and working its way through the straw, seedlings are about a week old and will be putting them into the bed in a few days so they can keep a lead on the cover crop. Very excited as I have already found in the past that the more soil volume you have the better everything grows and yields.
I was looking at the auto pots and wondering how I could top dress and it came to me... tube tech. PVC tube buried in the soil. When its time to feed pull out the tube and deliver it right to the root zone. Thank you for the time you put into these videos. Dedication, Passion, Humility. Truly a Renaissance man.
@@pamkgsif you REALLY need to get rid of fungus gnats black soldier fly insect frass (cheapest) works but be careful it doesn't stay too moist or it may mold. If you need a magic bullet Dr Zymes root soak works! Not cheap at scale but effective. You can make your own of course if you have the time
Question for the next FAQ: Can you update the BAS Feed Schedule to include GNAR-BAR, Mustard Seed Meal and THRIVE (or any other new products you feel should be listed in the update)? What phases of growth & how much to apply? When to stop? BIG THANKS!!
Jeremy, please, when you don't know, KEEP SAYING, "I don't know"! That makes your other advice the more valuable. Keep these vids flying, THANK YOU! Also, what if you prefer straw mulch to the Earth Box shower caps? How would that affect the feeder roots? It's easier to topdress, et al with straw?
We had the tree trimming uys trim up all the silver maples around our yard recently. So i had them drop the pile in the yard and i made a big windrow and im gong to let it compost down. i already got to add some crabs and old apples and some of my food scraps to it to keep it cooking. im thinking i may need to add my worms i nthe pile to over winter them easier than in the bin without bringing in a bunch of pests inside. I actually used to work at a compost facility it in Aberdeen Maryland called veteran compost. if you are in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania area they are an awesome resource for worms,worm castings compost and soil mixes and other supplies. man that was a dirty job. But i loved it. i used to operate the skid loder mainly loading the finished compost into the tromel and making a pile for it to cure, and loading up bins for order. I was aweseom making soil with the tromel. all you had to do was add the peralie and peat moss in the bucket,dump it in the trommel then go add a bucket of copmost then surn it on and ait at the end with the bucket an you you had a pretty well mixed soil. used to line up the compost collection bins up with compost and would use them for deliveries the use the same cans to go tothe costumers for compost collection. you wouldnt belive ow much food gets wasted in this country.
if you really want to eliminate smell when growing loud bud you need a multi pronged approach. The first line of defense is your carbon filter, you NEED a good one if you want to really capture all the smell. The only ones I would use on a fan that was exhausting are the original CAN series (not the CAN - lite) or the Kootenay that is the same size, with the 2.5" carbon bed depth. Use the sizing guide on the filter, that means a 50 series for a 6" fan and 100 series for an 8" fan. Then your gonna want to put one of those ONA blocks inside either the filter or ducting, you can build an inline box for it if need be, the idea is for the filtered air to mix with the ona for a few feet of duct before it gets blown outside. You really only need the ona the last couple weeks of flowering but they are cheap insurance. You dont want ona inside the tent or grow space but they are good to put in rooms outside of the grow space like if your trimming and the smell is really strong. I know those big carbon filters are pricey but they are much cheaper than getting in trouble.
@@jacksorensen9644 no it dosent taint the taste but if I am growing in a tent using air from the house and putting ona in the house I usually put an old or cheap carbon filter on the intake fan too, just to filter any ona or any kind of other contaminants in the air.
Thank you Dr, J ;) you’re always my first stop when I need to reup in the garden. You ever talk ti Troy/northern scrogg? I think that could be a good connect. He’s on the dark earth soil. Maybe it’s a Canada thing?
Thank you for answering my question. About the books. I honestly liked your answer better then what I got from others. But yes please it would be awesome if you could give me more info.
I'm growing in the Tray2Grow right now. All I know is Jeremy is going to love it. I'll have to snag one of those fabric pots for mine. I just run RO water in the rez to two Easy2Grow and one Tray2Grow. One water line with quick connect units for the water lines. Once you turn the water on it's pretty much set it and forget it until you top dress. Then I just spritz the top for a few days.
6:12 hay out west where they have to water it constantly is more often sprayed than hay in the northeast it seems. Big alfalfa productions will spray aminopyralids on the crop to prevent broad leaf weeds from growing in with it. If you can find a local auction for hay you're going to get unsprayed stuff, and more of it, cheaper --they usually size it around 30 square bales per lot so they will fit on a single pick-up.
Hey Jeremy, thanks for all your hard work, it's greatly appreciated. On your Build A Soil schedule, the environmental section makes sense for photoperiod plants. It doesn't seem to work for autoflowers though. If you run your lights for 20 hours at 1000 PPFD, your DLI would be over 70. Does this mean that autoflowers would benefit greatly from CO2?
Tray to grow with grass roots beds? Bro, I just chopped monster plants down with basically the same thing but a home made version. It worked awesome. Check this out. I had some 45 gallon GR pots I wasn't using. I cut the bottoms out and un-stitched the seem. I sowed 2 of them together making around 175 gallon pot. Took a blue plastic kiddy pool, put 4 inch drain pipe around the inside of it. Put a fill tube and drain tube in it. Filled the empty space around the pipe with pool sand just enough to cover the top of the pipes. I sowed weed barrier on the bottom of the 175G pot and put it on top. Filled the pot with a coots mix and BAM, one giant ass earth box. I killed it this year out doors with it. Super easy, fill it with clean filter water every week or 2 and train the plant with a cage. Thats it. Giant, monster trees. You should totally do something like that indoors but maybe with a smaller kiddy pool. Love your videos. Keep them coming.
I got my start in hydro and just switched a few years ago after I started college. I was too busy to babysit the grow all the time, and even though I am graduating next year, I don't think I will ever go back to hydro. I am still in 7 and 10-gallon pots and was considering the move to earth boxes, but I think I'll wait until you get the "tray-to-grow" set up!!
Earth boxes are great for people who over water like me. I started using living soil and earth boxes and my weed is really really high quality now whereas before it was not.
Thanks for answering my question about big box wheat straw bales. Jeremy made some great points. I feel a little more safe using it. I have Rootwise Bio Catalyst and lots of worms in my bed so it sounds like I'll be okay using what I have local to me.
Understanding RO- Why do we not want to use RO for plants when the RO systems have a remineralization phase at the end. Do the minerals not come back as prevalent as they were before the filtration? I’ve heard of people bypassing the remineralization for their RO holding container, and only using the remineralized water for drinking water. Do we not want those trace minerals in our drinking water? Im thinking bypassing the remineralization would only be good for humidifier water?
Amazing Q&A ! Thanks for the answer tht helped me out so much in helping me understand the diff and how they can be used in correlation with each other !! Got my hat and my t-shirt, they're both amazing I represent every chance I get and I've been loyal to the soil ever since I saw my 1st ( 10×10 season 1 ep1) episode !!!! Can't wait to see the harvest and the numbers !!!! Against thanks Jeremy for giving us ur time and knowledge, and thanks to all the BAS staff !!!!
Not only do earthboxes work like a damn charm allowing everything to stay moist BUT strains that don't like a lot of water at once or that like to stay right on that line of perfect hydration do way way better. I'm working Drippy Eye s1 by MMS which is a perfect example of that. I find that they allow plants in general to be less stressed.
When you pollinated some lower flowers, do you think it impacted the other flowers on the same plant? For example, when cucumber plants produce a mature cucumber, it will stop making flowers. Not sure if the cannabis plant changes its growth pattern after it produces mature seed.
Pollen immediately gets deactivated with moister or water. If you were to just throw pollen in your tent then all your plants would be pollinated. In order to single branches out for pollination you first gather the pollen then apply with a brush to specific branch.
This is coming from a place of love and respect for the channel and everything BAS does so I hope this doesn’t come across the wrong way, but ngl I don’t love the idea that you come in blind to these. On one hand it’s cool that the answers are genuine and come from a place of experience rather than just googling an answer and talking about something you don’t fully understand, but more often than not I feel like you don’t feel confident enough in some of these answers to follow so it kind of defeats the purpose. I know you’re busy and fully researching all of these would be super time consuming but I feel like looking them over beforehand and checking into a few things, even just at surface level, would go a long way. Just my take on these FAQs. Like I said, love you guys and everything you do for the community 💚
Thanks Jeremy..I've really been interested in the gear you ran..thanks for that..wish I could hear a bit more on the one,by coot.. they both sound excellent
Great FAQ as usual Jeremy! I have a question. The humidity in my 2x4 is always around 45-55 and creeps up when lights go out, especially on watering days. I’m in week 7 of flower and getting a little worried about any moisture issues going forward. I have a dehumidifier, works but makes the room too warm, I got an a/c which brings the temps down humidity up, I’m at a loss here. I truly appreciate all the time you take for the community and any advice would be appreciated. ✌️
@@peterblanchard4109 A/C exhausts directly out the room, idk maybe a bigger exhaust fan? I have the 4” for a 2x4 and thought that would be plenty. Already sucks my tent walls, I figured a 6” would be overkill, maybe not 🤷
@@peterblanchard4109 appreciate it man. Yeah it’s exhausted out the room. My issue is the inverse relationship between temps and humidity. Thanks for the help!
@stevenhincks4109 you keep saying out of the room and not outside so I'm not sure if you get what I'm saying. I had your exact issue before so I get what your saying. If it's run outside of your house than you simply need a bigger ac. I run two dehumidifiers and my 8000btu cools my basement just fine.
Another question with the earthbox a lot of people water until they see runoff stationary earthbox how do you deal with the runoff how do you see the runoff how do you know how much runoff you're getting or do you water until there's any at all appreciate everything you have done man you've helped me tremendously thank you
Hey BuildASoil, I'm a big fan of your channel, and I would love to see a series on clones with different nutrient levels. I think it would be really informative for viewers, and it would be a great opportunity for you to learn more about cloning and nutrient levels yourself. Thanks for your time and consideration! Sincerely, [bard bot]because spelling is hard
the two 20 gallon rain science pots I have are doing okay but i think they are help the fungus gnats have more surface area to thrive. im very intreisted in trying these tray to grows with the raised beds
Surface area might cause for a larger population of gnats but usually the start to get bad because of over moisturized soil. The compost and moister make it a perfect breeding ground for them.
Thanks for all your efforts! Much love from Sydney Australia I have a question with transplanting - does the soil deplete (nutrition-wise) at the same rate if the plant is stunted than if it were healthy? I have a seedling that is 6 weeks old but still with 2 sets of leaves and no larger than 4 inches
Temperatures Are Too Low or Too High. Cannabis likes it warm to grow healthy, and does best at daytime temperatures between 25-30°C. Temperatures lower than that will slow down your plant's metabolism, resulting in slower growth. If a plant is stunted then it is having a hard time up taking nutrients so it would uptake nutrients slower.
Hey, been watching since the start and I have def learnt a hell of lot from you, which I'm very grateful for, thank you. What does suck tho... I'm in the uk and cant buy any of your products, boo! haha! Not even the seeds on your new website. What's up with that? It seems none of the breeders you talk about ship to the uk. I so badly what to try some of the genetics from Kid Kaya, AWKID and Covert. Please can someone make it happen!! 🙏🙏
Hello! Love everything you guys are doing! I’ve just purchased the coots mix, and I’m wondering what’s a good compost mix? I know you don’t recommend a full 3rd of worm castings. Thanks!
Another great 👍 video ❤ I'd love to see you and Gwen make or show the process of edibles, including the way you process the plant extraction. Take care, guys. Thoughts and prayers for Gwen, i hope you are healing nicely.
I know that here in oregon where I live, my community produces a lot of hay/alfalfa/wheat. No one I know uses pesticides in their fields, there’s not a ton of pests attacking the fields here. Worst case scenario with a bale here is that there may be some type of weeds in it, so there’s the potential of having unwanted weeds sprout from it.
What are your thoughts on the cannatrol machine for drying and curing. Some of the different people that do evaluation of new products like it. What I’ve seen it’s an 8 day process. The people that developed it have been drying and aging cheese and meat in Wisconsin for years. Anyway I’d like to know what you think. I finished up my very first grow in an earth box. Not bad for unknown genetics
I have a Question.. new grower I have a small 32x32 Vivosun kit coming with 5 gal pots. Whats the largest size would fit in the tent.. I did by a 10gal. Thanks your for the content...keep it growing!
That auto pot/grass roots planter makes a lot more sense than putting “living soil” in an Earthbox. With that said, it’s not clear why the Tray2Grow is so much more expensive on the site than anywhere else? Does it include the planter? Also, what size tent are you running that in? It looks like a 2x4 footprint, but that isn’t going to fit I a 2x4 tent. You’d probably need a 5x5, at least.
Jeremy just wondering if you have ever heard of the Hoyas irrigation method, or ollas irrigation, well I just discover this method but apparently it’s an ancient irrigation technique, just wondering if u have use this method and would u consider using it on a bed on your next season?
Can you go over how much gypsum you use if not only relying on build a bloom? What if any are the uses of dolomite lime you sell,as well cow cal..and why one over another may be better? Thanks
Hey Jeremy I have a 4x4 with 4 30 gallon fabric pots and wanna go to a grassroots bed. Would you do the 3x3 bed and lower my soil capacity I already have or go to a 4x4 bed and increase my soil capacity? Would love to hear from you. Please and thank you 🙏.
We offer pre mixed and pre amended soils that are great to continue to reuse for years. We also have Kits that come with everything you needs to build your own soil. If you have any other questions please reach out to support@buildasoil.com or call us at 855-877-7645.
i breed in organic soil and have been considering switching too bigger pots and growing in living soil i currently grow in coast of Maine but have been wanting to do living soil for awhile especially vermicomposting
I’m on a second floor I have 8 3x3 tents what size container should I run in them for living soil do you think a 3x3 bed is too big for a 3x3 tent or a 60 gallon…or do you think I should go down to 30 gallon or lower to be safe …
And if I use a earth box with 2 plants in it per run how often should I change out the soil and how often can I actually run plants in it like how much time do I need for the roots to break down b4 planting in it again
That awesome ! If you are really interested you can always reach out to use via email or phone call and we can help answer any questions you may have !
With the Tray2Grow/Grassroots system, could you top water in goodies? With the Earthbox you let the reservoir run dry and then top water. How would it work with the Tray2Grow?
Could you tell us/me more about the contest and whether it will be on the 20th or 21st?? I’m hoping to be able to come to that, thank you! Love the video as always.
Man, that's hard to answer when flower gets larfy in a 4x4, so many variables. I Used Organics alive on 1/2 my outdoor garden this year & all BAS the other 1/2, all plants are killing it!
Really would love an answer to this question; How many mother plants would you keep in an earthbox or earthbox junior? Thinking of putting 3 plants in 1 no-till earthbox junior under 18 hours of low light and keeping the plants small like bonsai mums. Also would you recommend putting a rooted clone straight into the earthbox or a nursery pot/beer cup first? Thanks for all the info you share, youre the shiz
I would consider only dont 1 plant per earthbox. Three plant in a earthbox is risky and in a earthbox JR it would give your plants any room to grow. You can keep the plants small but the smaller the nutrition levels in the soil goes down you will be feeding more and more. I think putting your mothers in a 5-7 gallon pot is a good size and keeping them under low light would allow you to keep them for a long time.
I would really love to see you bring back the product highlight videos where you break down what the product is, what, when and how to use it, how its made etc etc. I absolutely loved the deep dives on the product videos you have done in the past. I know you are a busy man but I think a lot of us would enjoy those videos again. Just a suggestion. Hope you have a killer week my dude! 🤙
💯 would love to see some more product overview videos too
For growers in contry where we are not allow to grow.
!always pick abit oversize on Ventilation/filters EG. if you got a 80x8ox180 tent ppl will say go for a 4" ventilator. well thats where you pick 6" insted because then you can run it at lower speeds = less noise, plus the system is able to hold for a longer time.
It also keeps you safe the day you get a strain that smells more then the ohter strains do with the 4" it maybe smells so much the filter can't take it.
Well that where the 6" will save you ;-)
i run a 80x80x200 with AC infinity T6 ( i am in a department so noise is a issue. the T6 can keep tent air/cool on settings 3 ( because it is oversize for my tent) ;-)
Ps. Epic series you make @BuildASoil 🙏
Appreciate the information. As far as smell, can you still smell it outside of tent? Or do you have to filter the air from the room you're growing in?
Just got my 3x6 grassroots bed going, grew a huge mycelium colony in about 3 weeks with little air flow, no light, moisture and inoculation products. Then sowed cover crop directly on top covered lightly in worm castings. Then local wheat straw mulched over the top. Cover crop is all sprouted and working its way through the straw, seedlings are about a week old and will be putting them into the bed in a few days so they can keep a lead on the cover crop. Very excited as I have already found in the past that the more soil volume you have the better everything grows and yields.
That is correct! Keep up the good work and let us know if you need anything else!
I was looking at the auto pots and wondering how I could top dress and it came to me... tube tech. PVC tube buried in the soil. When its time to feed pull out the tube and deliver it right to the root zone.
Thank you for the time you put into these videos. Dedication, Passion, Humility. Truly a Renaissance man.
Let us know how that works out we would love to here your findings!
For the person who asked the mulch question - you can use something as simple as a piece of cardboard cut to fit your pot as a mulch layer
Great idea! That would take care of the fungus gnats! I'm going to try this!
@@pamkgsif you REALLY need to get rid of fungus gnats black soldier fly insect frass (cheapest) works but be careful it doesn't stay too moist or it may mold. If you need a magic bullet Dr Zymes root soak works! Not cheap at scale but effective. You can make your own of course if you have the time
I saw mr grow it do that he said the same thing! Remove when you water!
Yes you absolutely can use that. Its what i use on top of my worm bins so i see no problems using it on your pots
Hessian sack works as well, also works for worm bins.
Question for the next FAQ: Can you update the BAS Feed Schedule to include GNAR-BAR, Mustard Seed Meal and THRIVE (or any other new products you feel should be listed in the update)? What phases of growth & how much to apply? When to stop? BIG THANKS!!
Seconded.
Heres a hello to all you good people , im watching this from central KY
Me too, Bourbon co.
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Brooooo I neeed one of those tray 2 grow jawns!! 😭
Jeremy, please, when you don't know, KEEP SAYING, "I don't know"! That makes your other advice the more valuable. Keep these vids flying, THANK YOU!
Also, what if you prefer straw mulch to the Earth Box shower caps? How would that affect the feeder roots? It's easier to topdress, et al with straw?
You can use either the Mulch Cover or the Straw either will work fine!
I've used boxstore hay you'll be fine. Sawdust works also. So many choices
I would suggest adding a "revision number" to the BAS Schedule document in order to ensure we are utilizing the latest version. AWESOME CONTENT!!!!
We had the tree trimming uys trim up all the silver maples around our yard recently. So i had them drop the pile in the yard and i made a big windrow and im gong to let it compost down. i already got to add some crabs and old apples and some of my food scraps to it to keep it cooking. im thinking i may need to add my worms i nthe pile to over winter them easier than in the bin without bringing in a bunch of pests inside. I actually used to work at a compost facility it in Aberdeen Maryland called veteran compost. if you are in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania area they are an awesome resource for worms,worm castings compost and soil mixes and other supplies. man that was a dirty job. But i loved it. i used to operate the skid loder mainly loading the finished compost into the tromel and making a pile for it to cure, and loading up bins for order. I was aweseom making soil with the tromel. all you had to do was add the peralie and peat moss in the bucket,dump it in the trommel then go add a bucket of copmost then surn it on and ait at the end with the bucket an you you had a pretty well mixed soil. used to line up the compost collection bins up with compost and would use them for deliveries the use the same cans to go tothe costumers for compost collection. you wouldnt belive ow much food gets wasted in this country.
That self watering tray look cool as hell, I can't wait to see it featured in a buildAsoil grow.
That's like combining the best products/ideas on the market.
A self watering organic bed.
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Tray2Grow is now active on our website! buildasoil.pulse.ly/58qd7y1bgr
if you really want to eliminate smell when growing loud bud you need a multi pronged approach. The first line of defense is your carbon filter, you NEED a good one if you want to really capture all the smell. The only ones I would use on a fan that was exhausting are the original CAN series (not the CAN - lite) or the Kootenay that is the same size, with the 2.5" carbon bed depth. Use the sizing guide on the filter, that means a 50 series for a 6" fan and 100 series for an 8" fan. Then your gonna want to put one of those ONA blocks inside either the filter or ducting, you can build an inline box for it if need be, the idea is for the filtered air to mix with the ona for a few feet of duct before it gets blown outside. You really only need the ona the last couple weeks of flowering but they are cheap insurance. You dont want ona inside the tent or grow space but they are good to put in rooms outside of the grow space like if your trimming and the smell is really strong. I know those big carbon filters are pricey but they are much cheaper than getting in trouble.
Thanks for sharing
Do the different flavor block taint the taste?
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@@jacksorensen9644 no it dosent taint the taste but if I am growing in a tent using air from the house and putting ona in the house I usually put an old or cheap carbon filter on the intake fan too, just to filter any ona or any kind of other contaminants in the air.
So stoked when a new episode drops from B.A.S
Many more to come! 🔥
Taking the brand new Auto-Pot system to another Level ... great idea.
I love this guy and his passion.
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Love what you're doing brother. There's no else even close to BAS, especially when it comes to passion for the plant 💚💚
Love Sunday episodes!
Always look forward to your videos, love how excited Jeremy got about the grass roots tray 😅😅ran off to get it just to show everyone 👍 😅😅❤🇬🇧🌱👍
That is awesome! Let us know how it works for you!
Oh my god that tray to grow is sick!! Two of those grassroots beds and two of those in a 4x4 or 5x5 would be brilliant
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Reppin the BAS swag in Western New York!
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100% LOVE The Seeds site...... Will definitely be purchasing in the next week for my next run coming up.
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Awesome I have been designing one of those pots for a year now .i even said i wish grassroots would make one. Thanks jeramy i am so 😁
The Tray2Grow is active on the website as of now! Check it out! buildasoil.pulse.ly/dqcv9w3br8
Thank you Dr, J ;) you’re always my first stop when I need to reup in the garden. You ever talk ti Troy/northern scrogg? I think that could be a good connect. He’s on the dark earth soil. Maybe it’s a Canada thing?
Thank you for answering my question. About the books. I honestly liked your answer better then what I got from others. But yes please it would be awesome if you could give me more info.
I think a airtight room with tents and filters then a larger fan and filter to control the smell in the room.
I'm growing in the Tray2Grow right now. All I know is Jeremy is going to love it.
I'll have to snag one of those fabric pots for mine.
I just run RO water in the rez to two Easy2Grow and one Tray2Grow. One water line with quick connect units for the water lines. Once you turn the water on it's pretty much set it and forget it until you top dress. Then I just spritz the top for a few days.
Are you running it in a tent? If so, what size?
@@Levelc I have mine in a 5*5' but it would fit in a 2*4.
@@ArizonaGrows thanks for the reply.
The Tray2Grow Pots are active as of now! buildasoil.pulse.ly/v7k39pac8l
Hell Yeah thanks for showing off the Grass Roots Box / Self watering kit, super sick! Definitely ordering some!
The Tray2Grow is active on the website as of now! Check it out! buildasoil.pulse.ly/e7hj6zz92t
6:12 hay out west where they have to water it constantly is more often sprayed than hay in the northeast it seems. Big alfalfa productions will spray aminopyralids on the crop to prevent broad leaf weeds from growing in with it. If you can find a local auction for hay you're going to get unsprayed stuff, and more of it, cheaper --they usually size it around 30 square bales per lot so they will fit on a single pick-up.
BAS Sundays!!! Love y'all!! Got my swag thats looking killer and put an order in to stock up on all the goodies. Love this channel and company! 🤙🤙🤙
We appreciate the love! Reach out anytime we are always happy to help!
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Hey Jeremy, thanks for all your hard work, it's greatly appreciated. On your Build A Soil schedule, the environmental section makes sense for photoperiod plants. It doesn't seem to work for autoflowers though. If you run your lights for 20 hours at 1000 PPFD, your DLI would be over 70. Does this mean that autoflowers would benefit greatly from CO2?
The market place idea is great! A great model that can be applied to so many industries.
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Absolutely crushed it with this one! It's cool to see that you are doing what you enjoy and having fun doing it
That has always been the goal! and educating people along the way is what it is all about! ❤️
Tray to grow with grass roots beds? Bro, I just chopped monster plants down with basically the same thing but a home made version. It worked awesome. Check this out. I had some 45 gallon GR pots I wasn't using. I cut the bottoms out and un-stitched the seem. I sowed 2 of them together making around 175 gallon pot. Took a blue plastic kiddy pool, put 4 inch drain pipe around the inside of it. Put a fill tube and drain tube in it. Filled the empty space around the pipe with pool sand just enough to cover the top of the pipes. I sowed weed barrier on the bottom of the 175G pot and put it on top. Filled the pot with a coots mix and BAM, one giant ass earth box. I killed it this year out doors with it. Super easy, fill it with clean filter water every week or 2 and train the plant with a cage. Thats it. Giant, monster trees. You should totally do something like that indoors but maybe with a smaller kiddy pool. Love your videos. Keep them coming.
Keep up the great work bro 😎🤙 much love from Pennsylvania 🥳🇺🇲
Much love back from BuildaSoil! ❤️
I got my start in hydro and just switched a few years ago after I started college. I was too busy to babysit the grow all the time, and even though I am graduating next year, I don't think I will ever go back to hydro. I am still in 7 and 10-gallon pots and was considering the move to earth boxes, but I think I'll wait until you get the "tray-to-grow" set up!!
Earth boxes are great for people who over water like me. I started using living soil and earth boxes and my weed is really really high quality now whereas before it was not.
Tray2Grow set up is now available on the website!
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Thanks for answering my question about big box wheat straw bales. Jeremy made some great points. I feel a little more safe using it. I have Rootwise Bio Catalyst and lots of worms in my bed so it sounds like I'll be okay using what I have local to me.
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Understanding RO- Why do we not want to use RO for plants when the RO systems have a remineralization phase at the end. Do the minerals not come back as prevalent as they were before the filtration? I’ve heard of people bypassing the remineralization for their RO holding container, and only using the remineralized water for drinking water. Do we not want those trace minerals in our drinking water? Im thinking bypassing the remineralization would only be good for humidifier water?
Another useful episode - great work Jeremy .... love the self-watering bed design, I'm a big fan of self wicking pots!
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Amazing Q&A ! Thanks for the answer tht helped me out so much in helping me understand the diff and how they can be used in correlation with each other !! Got my hat and my t-shirt, they're both amazing I represent every chance I get and I've been loyal to the soil ever since I saw my 1st ( 10×10 season 1 ep1) episode !!!! Can't wait to see the harvest and the numbers !!!! Against thanks Jeremy for giving us ur time and knowledge, and thanks to all the BAS staff !!!!
We are always happy to help! More videos will be coming soon!
Sunday fun day with buildAsoil...we thak you .
We thank you!! 😊
Not only do earthboxes work like a damn charm allowing everything to stay moist BUT strains that don't like a lot of water at once or that like to stay right on that line of perfect hydration do way way better. I'm working Drippy Eye s1 by MMS which is a perfect example of that. I find that they allow plants in general to be less stressed.
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As always, amazing episode. Thanks guys
Hello from the UK, can't wait for growing cannabis legally here.
That is awesome! Let us know if you need any help!
When you pollinated some lower flowers, do you think it impacted the other flowers on the same plant? For example, when cucumber plants produce a mature cucumber, it will stop making flowers. Not sure if the cannabis plant changes its growth pattern after it produces mature seed.
Pollen immediately gets deactivated with moister or water. If you were to just throw pollen in your tent then all your plants would be pollinated. In order to single branches out for pollination you first gather the pollen then apply with a brush to specific branch.
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This is coming from a place of love and respect for the channel and everything BAS does so I hope this doesn’t come across the wrong way, but ngl I don’t love the idea that you come in blind to these. On one hand it’s cool that the answers are genuine and come from a place of experience rather than just googling an answer and talking about something you don’t fully understand, but more often than not I feel like you don’t feel confident enough in some of these answers to follow so it kind of defeats the purpose. I know you’re busy and fully researching all of these would be super time consuming but I feel like looking them over beforehand and checking into a few things, even just at surface level, would go a long way. Just my take on these FAQs. Like I said, love you guys and everything you do for the community 💚
growing your own mulch is a great idea! I thought about growing some barley and using it as mulch and also feed for the microbiome
My local brew shop has rice hulls! I started using them for mulch. The BAS way!
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Those tray to grow is so cool 😎 and sweet going to get one for sure another great Q and A 💯💪✌️
The Tray2Grow is not active on BuildaSoil.com! buildasoil.pulse.ly/zlcjownsja
Man I love the idea of the seed website.
The Livingsoilseeds.pulse.ly/tf4n5pku7t website is live!
Wow that auto pot train a grow is def gonna b a potential game changer 🎉🎉
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I used the Charcoal Filter from AC Infinity and have no issues.
I always enjoy your Q & A. Thank you👍🔥
Keep up the good work bro
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Sidebranches! Look for Russet/Broad mites, the symptoms you are describing are typical of them.
Thanks Jeremy..I've really been interested in the gear you ran..thanks for that..wish I could hear a bit more on the one,by coot.. they both sound excellent
I personally use hemp mulch, always great content thank you
More to come! 😊
Love your videos thanks for all you do
Of course! There will be more to come! ❤️
Great FAQ as usual Jeremy! I have a question. The humidity in my 2x4 is always around 45-55 and creeps up when lights go out, especially on watering days. I’m in week 7 of flower and getting a little worried about any moisture issues going forward. I have a dehumidifier, works but makes the room too warm, I got an a/c which brings the temps down humidity up, I’m at a loss here. I truly appreciate all the time you take for the community and any advice would be appreciated. ✌️
You need to exhaust your ac better and might have to run another Dehumidifier in a adjacent room.
@@peterblanchard4109 A/C exhausts directly out the room, idk maybe a bigger exhaust fan? I have the 4” for a 2x4 and thought that would be plenty. Already sucks my tent walls, I figured a 6” would be overkill, maybe not 🤷
@@stevenhincks4109 it needs to be exhausted outside. That ac exhaust is probably raising the temps and humidity.
@@peterblanchard4109 appreciate it man. Yeah it’s exhausted out the room. My issue is the inverse relationship between temps and humidity. Thanks for the help!
@stevenhincks4109 you keep saying out of the room and not outside so I'm not sure if you get what I'm saying. I had your exact issue before so I get what your saying. If it's run outside of your house than you simply need a bigger ac. I run two dehumidifiers and my 8000btu cools my basement just fine.
Another question with the earthbox a lot of people water until they see runoff stationary earthbox how do you deal with the runoff how do you see the runoff how do you know how much runoff you're getting or do you water until there's any at all appreciate everything you have done man you've helped me tremendously thank you
Not me checking daily for a new vid. 😂 Can’t wait to see the dry tent set up! 🌱🤘🏻
Video will be coming soon! 👍
Thank you for answering my question Jeremy
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Hey BuildASoil,
I'm a big fan of your channel, and I would love to see a series on clones with different nutrient levels. I think it would be really informative for viewers, and it would be a great opportunity for you to learn more about cloning and nutrient levels yourself.
Thanks for your time and consideration!
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There's multiple videos on cloning throughout the seasons. If you haven't seen them go back and check them out.
@@vinniez2188 not about clones its about yield
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Thank you for the feedback! We will take this into consideration.
Always great soaking up the knowledge man thanks ✌️❤️🔥🌲
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So excited about the new website !!!!!!
love the idea of living soil seeds network 😎
The Livingsoilseeds.pulse.ly/p0nntgzdao website is live! Check it out.
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Love that I had this exact question from the title 😂👏
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the two 20 gallon rain science pots I have are doing okay but i think they are help the fungus gnats have more surface area to thrive. im very intreisted in trying these tray to grows with the raised beds
Surface area might cause for a larger population of gnats but usually the start to get bad because of over moisturized soil. The compost and moister make it a perfect breeding ground for them.
Thanks for all your efforts! Much love from Sydney Australia
I have a question with transplanting - does the soil deplete (nutrition-wise) at the same rate if the plant is stunted than if it were healthy? I have a seedling that is 6 weeks old but still with 2 sets of leaves and no larger than 4 inches
Temperatures Are Too Low or Too High. Cannabis likes it warm to grow healthy, and does best at daytime temperatures between 25-30°C. Temperatures lower than that will slow down your plant's metabolism, resulting in slower growth. If a plant is stunted then it is having a hard time up taking nutrients so it would uptake nutrients slower.
Thank you for what you're doing and keep up the great videos.
We definitely will! More to come stay tuned!
Hey, been watching since the start and I have def learnt a hell of lot from you, which I'm very grateful for, thank you. What does suck tho... I'm in the uk and cant buy any of your products, boo! haha! Not even the seeds on your new website. What's up with that? It seems none of the breeders you talk about ship to the uk. I so badly what to try some of the genetics from Kid Kaya, AWKID and Covert. Please can someone make it happen!! 🙏🙏
Great job! Thanks for the vid
Hello! Love everything you guys are doing! I’ve just purchased the coots mix, and I’m wondering what’s a good compost mix? I know you don’t recommend a full 3rd of worm castings. Thanks!
Another great 👍 video ❤ I'd love to see you and Gwen make or show the process of edibles, including the way you process the plant extraction. Take care, guys. Thoughts and prayers for Gwen, i hope you are healing nicely.
We will keep this in mind for a future video! Thank you for the feedback! 👍
I know that here in oregon where I live, my community produces a lot of hay/alfalfa/wheat. No one I know uses pesticides in their fields, there’s not a ton of pests attacking the fields here. Worst case scenario with a bale here is that there may be some type of weeds in it, so there’s the potential of having unwanted weeds sprout from it.
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I can tell you that a 6 in filter and fan AND a 4in filter and fan work tremendously
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That tray to grow is sick
Tray2Grow is not available one our website! Take a look!
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What are your thoughts on the cannatrol machine for drying and curing. Some of the different people that do evaluation of new products like it. What I’ve seen it’s an 8 day process. The people that developed it have been drying and aging cheese and meat in Wisconsin for years. Anyway I’d like to know what you think. I finished up my very first grow in an earth box. Not bad for unknown genetics
So excited for the new things coming 🎉❤
I have a Question.. new grower I have a small 32x32 Vivosun kit coming with 5 gal pots. Whats the largest size would fit in the tent.. I did by a 10gal. Thanks your for the content...keep it growing!
We will!! Happy Growing!❤️
That auto pot/grass roots planter makes a lot more sense than putting “living soil” in an Earthbox. With that said, it’s not clear why the Tray2Grow is so much more expensive on the site than anywhere else? Does it include the planter? Also, what size tent are you running that in? It looks like a 2x4 footprint, but that isn’t going to fit I a 2x4 tent. You’d probably need a 5x5, at least.
Jeremy just wondering if you have ever heard of the Hoyas irrigation method, or ollas irrigation, well I just discover this method but apparently it’s an ancient irrigation technique, just wondering if u have use this method and would u consider using it on a bed on your next season?
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Can you go over how much gypsum you use if not only relying on build a bloom? What if any are the uses of dolomite lime you sell,as well cow cal..and why one over another may be better? Thanks
Hey Jeremy I have a 4x4 with 4 30 gallon fabric pots and wanna go to a grassroots bed. Would you do the 3x3 bed and lower my soil capacity I already have or go to a 4x4 bed and increase my soil capacity? Would love to hear from you. Please and thank you 🙏.
What base soil would you use to start building a good soil that you can keep re use
We offer pre mixed and pre amended soils that are great to continue to reuse for years. We also have Kits that come with everything you needs to build your own soil.
If you have any other questions please reach out to support@buildasoil.com or call us at 855-877-7645.
Nice work man
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Jeremy what a geezer top man
can you add fermented products, Fermented pumpkin extract, Carrot n Beet extract to a compost tea?
Yes you for sure can!
i breed in organic soil and have been considering switching too bigger pots and growing in living soil i currently grow in coast of Maine but have been wanting to do living soil for awhile especially vermicomposting
coast of mainecan be notilled look up Organnabis
I’m on a second floor I have 8 3x3 tents what size container should I run in them for living soil do you think a 3x3 bed is too big for a 3x3 tent or a 60 gallon…or do you think I should go down to 30 gallon or lower to be safe …
And if I use a earth box with 2 plants in it per run how often should I change out the soil and how often can I actually run plants in it like how much time do I need for the roots to break down b4 planting in it again
That awesome ! If you are really interested you can always reach out to use via email or phone call and we can help answer any questions you may have !
@@BuildASoil can you answer here lol
Can you show us the tray fitting in the new bed? does it go in the bottom?
There will be a UA-cam Video coming out explaining the Tray2Grow grow set up. The bed does fit inside the Tray.
Great FAQ! Shoutout Dean ✌
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With the Tray2Grow/Grassroots system, could you top water in goodies? With the Earthbox you let the reservoir run dry and then top water. How would it work with the Tray2Grow?
You would feed goodies the same way you would feed them in an earthbox. You can top water the water soluble products just soaking the root zone.
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Could you tell us/me more about the contest and whether it will be on the 20th or 21st?? I’m hoping to be able to come to that, thank you! Love the video as always.
You can find more information on fermentedplantextracts.pulse.ly/y654qyj2ci
The Living Soil Cup will be on Saturday the 21st of October.
Can you go over cheap ways to heat an area used for drying ? Also how cold is too cold for a drying area if it can’t be heated. Same for curing ?
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Try carbon filter next time and maybe couple custom teas for diversity also foliar in flower!
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Man, that's hard to answer when flower gets larfy in a 4x4, so many variables. I Used Organics alive on 1/2 my outdoor garden this year & all BAS the other 1/2, all plants are killing it!
Really would love an answer to this question; How many mother plants would you keep in an earthbox or earthbox junior? Thinking of putting 3 plants in 1 no-till earthbox junior under 18 hours of low light and keeping the plants small like bonsai mums. Also would you recommend putting a rooted clone straight into the earthbox or a nursery pot/beer cup first?
Thanks for all the info you share, youre the shiz
I would consider only dont 1 plant per earthbox. Three plant in a earthbox is risky and in a earthbox JR it would give your plants any room to grow. You can keep the plants small but the smaller the nutrition levels in the soil goes down you will be feeding more and more. I think putting your mothers in a 5-7 gallon pot is a good size and keeping them under low light would allow you to keep them for a long time.