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Hey guys. Does any one have a scale down recipe of subcools super soil? id like to do it for a 10 to 15 gallons maximum. I heard that it needs to be done in large batches... Why wont it work in small ones? Any success in smaller cointainers? Thank for the support. And happy grow to all!

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Ops true Bro. Thanks....fixed.

A Basic soil base would be: 1/3 EWC, 1/3 Compost, 1/3 Aeration elements ( Perlite, Pumice, Rice Hull). From there, you will need to add minerals. It can be 15% of your own dirty. Thats a very basic soil. Soils are only soils, if there is microbiology life in it. Microbes will do the heavy work...

Absolutely. I always said. There is nothing more suspicious, then a big back tent super noisy...

Get a cheap Microscope 100×... best way to do it. Different strains might look different at finishing... Pistols colors is just a rough reference... unless you know very well the strain you are growing.

Just my humble thoughts... I would keep feeding just water for now... If grow organic on soil, you need to rely on microbes to do the work. Bottle nutrients even, if It says"organic" still. affects the microbiology in the soil, thus disturbing the whole.process... But, there might be some...

I start counting after, I can see the first signs of flowers. I have noticed that doing this way matches closely to expect flowering time given by the breeder.

Wow! Great info! Thanks very much for the Info bro!

You can pull some great results with those. Maybe its not the best choice for coco. But, you dot need to jump on the coco bandwagon.

My Understanding is that Biobizz is a organic line. Being 100% organic would require Microbiology that is only available in the soil, in order to breakdown the organic matter and make it available to the plants. Not sure how all that goes along with Hydro...

Hey Guys, Which of those lines will produce the most stable traits expressions? Thanks for all the help guys.

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Thx bro

Hey Guys Can anyone recommend a good quality soil moisture meter? One that actually works and will last? Thanks.