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Old thread but Boggle Dragon is some of the best weed I've ever smoked

2020. Started indoor and put em out end of April. Gonna be a good year!

That's not a root aphid it's a soil mite. I have these in my 30 gallon pots and theres no plant in the pot yet. The soil mite decomposes organic material and isn't necessarily a bad bug

Hmm..I dont have the fan blowing directly on any of the plants but the 2 that are twisting are the ones closest to the fan. I'm gonna move em and see what happens.

I sprouted 5 regular seeds and 2 of them are twisting on first true leaves. They're under a 45 watt led for a few months till I can put em outdoors. Seedling soil and r/o water

Did you check the CD good? Hope you didnt throw it away?

I've ordered from them twice e with no issues. Be patient they're coming

Boggle Dragon from Kingdom Organic Seeds. Turned out better than expected for first grow. TLO grow

The proof is in the pudding. I'd say you know what your talking about. Hella nice plants

I figured that wasn't your actual video but it was cool. I'll do some research and see about setting up a separate bin. I just saw on amazon where you can buy an actual BSF compost bin just like were talking about. They want 185 bucks! Lol think I'll just make my own. I bought some Insect frass...

Ya its living larvae. From the video you posted it looks like they're some hungry suckers for sure!

Come to think of it I think my local pet store sells the larvae for feeding reptiles. Maybe I'll go get some and see how it goes! Thanks!

That's crazy. Where do you get the Black Soldier Fly

I've heard it's hard to overfeed plants using non-chelated organic nutrients. Is it true?

Ha Ha. Never heard of dog shit being used before

I'm growing all organic TLO grow. Just add water. This is a sativa and still has a ways to go. Noticed all the leaves turning yellow and dying off and turning a mushy brown at the tips. I use all organic fertilizer and ro water.

Thanks!

It actually straightened itself out. Might just be the strain or a bit of overwatering.

I agree. I just grow personal so it's still fun. But on a larger scale I'd think about production. I've been wanting to try a hydro grow and see what all the hypes about. Might just change my mind

I've got two plants I started from seed and two that were clones and the two from seeds seem to be behind in flowering stage. All different strains. All grown outdoor in greenhouse. Wondering if the seeds just naturally take longer?