Back in the day , way before TH-cam had to pay a bunch of money for advanced classes. Can't believe this next level information is free. This guy is doing the good work. Sharing expert knowledge. Thank you .
i swear this channel is like a class you cant ever prepare for because theres always something new to learn. Every time this man drops a vid i have to stop what im doing and go to school. its like being on call for class, the vid drops, you show up period no excuses😂
I'm currently watching this video for the second time and still learning like it's my first time! Thanks for all this free knowledge💪💪💪Greetings from Italy
6:40 I think the focus should be on vpd instead of temp or humidity alone. It’s an index after all. Even if you’re not at 60, you can still achieve the same vpd by going higher humidity if it’s hotter or a lower humidity if you are in a colder area.
I just wanted to thank you for inspiring and motivating me to get into growing medicine for myself and my family. I always looked at growing and everything I saw was bottled nutrients, 5ml of this, 15ml of that, and it was intimidating not gonna lie. Your videos and living soil seem a lot more straight forward to me. And I've always been into doing things naturally, so the build a soil way just made sense the first video I saw. Appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us and pushing us to just go for it homie!
Yea, you really just have to jump in! I learned more about myself than just growing plants… the fear of failing can prevent you from starting. “Just keep growing”
I pop my autoflower seeds in rapid rooters POINTY end up!Once they sprout (3 or 4 days) I know they have a taproot as well and put them straight into soil- no trauma, no drama.Works perfectly every time.Take a look👍Cheers Jeremy and growers ✌️
You're 100% right about the auto flower triggers. Maybe some sort of enzyme/hormone in the roots then sends signal to become more generative almost instantly? Always had better luck with autos growing in more volume of media.
The autos triggering early was definitely from the cups and root restrictions. It's like once the roots find the container bottom they jump over to flower. I made that mistake as well! And everyone came at me like it was common knowledge 😭 lol
When I do my autos, I start them in plugs under a dome and at the first root poking out I drop it into the life cycle pot. I can keep conditions ideal, it doesn't really notice the transplant because the root has just barely made it out of the plug, and I can make sure it's a viable seed instead of wasting a potful of dirt for a failed sprout. It's been getting really good results for me so far. I'm not an expert by any means but it works for me.
I stopped using fish and blood meal fertilizers because higher levels of metals like lead, mercury, and cadmium. Which all goes into the plants. And if reusing same soil or spots it's builds over time.
I usually find that it takes longer to flour when they are hindered in anyway honestly and I’ve grown autos for a while to the point where I really don’t grow autos anymore because there’s not really any reason to
Thank you so much for the videos. I wanted to post this for the guy looking for clear pots so you can see roots. I also started my first indoor grow a few weeks ago. So far so good. I bought these on amazon. MIXC 5-Pack Seedling Trays Seed Starter Tray, 75 Large Cells Propagator Plant Grow Kit Greenhouse with Humidity Vented Domes and Base for Seeds' Starting (15 Cells Per Tray), Green .... They are clear but when in the tray it is covered with no light to it. Probably a waste of money but it made me feel better being able to look and we will get good use out of it with the food garden.
Jeremy - easier for the cup-in-cup thing is to just take large scizzors and cut a slit down two opposing sides of the clear cup. It'll drain, the outer cup will hold it together, but at transplant you can open it like a clamshell and remove the thing without turning it upside down and getting soil everywhere.
Im currently 31 day flower, these 9 sativa dominate black berry's have never NOT had a deep red/purple stems, HUGE big healthy fan leaves and just went through a hurricane... these baby's chilled out and were dark for a couple days... still being fed ect. 100% doing fine. No deficiencies. Temperature has been perfect the past few days on cycle. White popcorn buds are starting to shoot orange/pink hairs. Most the stems and even into the lower stems are crimson in color, very healthy. Namaste.
You have to be very careful if you are going to transplant autos. You can't veg them as long as you normally would an auto in a solo cup before transplant.. Basically you have to transplant right as the 3 node is appearing. So that way the roots haven't had time to fill the cup and the tap root should just be starting to hit bottom... But you are correct mostly in the fact that too much root zone stress will cause a auto to flower earlier then if started in a final pot.
@@horstseehofer7130 even in dwc when the root zone becomes too stressed you will start flower early. Ie like a kraky method or even having your roots fill the resivor so much that the roots start finding the air source ( pump airstone filter...ect) but ultimately done right yes you could possibly wind up with a bigger plant on average because it doesn't have to use the energy to push through soil
I haven't grown any autos myself. I do help new growers and they do. It's very popular for new growers to jump on whatever hype. Autos have been hyped for a little while now. It seems like it dosent take much to get them triggered. Anything out of the ordinary seems to do it. Nutrients included. They want the same enviroment and situation the whole time. Not very forgiving. This is why I don't mess with them. I will say the best I've seen has come from well controlled hydro setups. It's so easy to uptake nutes that if you hit the sweet spot they get huge. Hydro just blows them up. Soil seems to really slow them down if it's not dialed in specifically to what they like. From my experience as a soil grower I just grow photos. If I want a small plant I can stilll have it.
Also I’ve heard that what you call down time for a soil to be sitting there is called cooking it. Basically it gives the microbes a chance to create more available nutrients and can greatly enrich the soil for the next grow to come. This is good unless you go to nutrient lockout. I test my run off water for ppm count hydroponic style with soil plants so I know what the plants really experience with super good response all the way around. Control the soil feed to hydroponic schedules for THE best smoke.
Ants became a huge problem in my backyard garden in Phoenix this August. Definitely helped aphids spread and killed a lot of plants. I’d highly recommend sugar and borax traps for anyone growing outdoors in the heat as a preventative.
Got some ancient og f4 (purple stem pheno) that has all purple stems but green leaves and bud as of week 5 flower. Extremely frosty and very favorable calyx/leaf ratio and fast open structure grower with Christmas tree shape left untopped/trained. Consistent across all phenotypes so far. Kinda pissy, earthy, and dried fruit, lemony smell.
Sounds like you're growing under LED lights and have a cal/mag defecancy.... There's no "purple stem" phenos. Only plants that have ph and nutrient uptake problems. Choosing a pheno that has purple stems means you chose a phenotype with a deficiency.
You guys are one of my favorite companies I’m definitely going to work with your brand we all your products this next coming season absolutely I’m gonna start from the top all the way from the bottom gonna grab it all build a soil you guys are rocking it thank you for everything brother everything you guys put out there is gold appreciate you and your team
All my indica dominant strains have purpled out in last week's cold spell. Just chopped tonight under the full🌕 last year I let 2 plants go until mid November into frosty weather and they turned almost black😮
Honestly with the number of plants that I cycle per year it is much easier for me to use three or five gallon pots containing 18 to 24 inch plants each yielding 3 oz approximately. I bounce between square and round pots and use a simple Coco Pearl based organic medium. I am able to do a synganic grow style giving me organic quality with mineral yields. Truly it is 90 plus percent organic inputs. But in order to not be wasteful that soil gets collected and used outside for all of my outdoor growing purposes after being used in an indoor cycle. It gives me a great base to start with as I expand my planting beds Outdoors and then I can always add extra compost, worm castings, and other mediums to my liking. I grew up with the older generation that went through the depression so believe me I understand waste not want not. And I believe that most people who truly enjoy growing medicinals also end up expanding from indoors to outdoors and from medicinals to vegetables and other flowers. Might as well get as much mileage as we can from our products that we purchase right?
I do like your videos. I germinated 6 GSC autos and a few days after that I moved them into the 5 gal. hot soil pots, These plants have not suffered or been stunted. These girls are 80 some days old and in their 4th week of flowering, obviously they have not flowered early.
i have learned recently that if you lower the light intensity on auto flowers you will reduce the "trigger" of flower on them. just FYI gromie. Much luv fam!!!
“In organics we don’t pin point” instantly a mental image of the antagonistic nutrient interaction circle popped up. For the guy drying outdoors, maybe use a large black trash bag for each whole plant to slow down the process.
I use a coco coin for the Auto seed, they grow to 2 inches long, I put the seed in, as soon as i see it pop, i put the coco coin with seed in the forever home, before the root shoots through the coin. Sorted.
@@hewasdeadwhenigotthere46 not inspired by Rasta Jeff, I've been saying that damn near my whole life. I definitely follow Rasta Jeff and have popped some of his beans Golden Goat and Morning dew are my 2 of my favorites from him... Best of luck, stay irie! 🤣
Love the content and products makes a big difference in my garden and living soil has drastically affected my home grow producing great buds and awesome yields keep up the content and work 👍🤟
I'm a newbie at growing bud in grow tents , get my seeds from a well known distributor ...I just love your informative content ...I have grown outdoors with some success over the year and with some failures also ....Thanks for all your videos
I decided to try dry amendments in coco. I know it's frowned upon but I just love the growth i get from coco. It actually did good but I overfed and hermed all 4 of my plants through stress. I'm back using salts now. But I really think it can work if I fed less. I didn't consider watering coco so often actually fed too much. Maybe one day I will order a build a soil premix and do this the right way lol! Great show Jeremy as always!! 🙏🙏🙏
FAQ. Benefits and differences between making your own enzyme solution from corn, barley alfalfa etc. SST's vs using the Rootwise Enzyme Elixer? Are there any secondary benefits from making your own? Is one "better" than the other? Thank you for the education and entertainment!
Love the faqs brotha keep the episodes coming! 👍👊🤘for autos I heard before that they start to flower when the plants roots develop and hit the bottom of the container
FAQ…I recently moved & now I have well water which has a lot of iron & manganese in it…can I use RO water for my living soil & autopot set up or would I need to add something back to the RO water like a cal/mag? Or add a gallon of the well water to say 5 gallons RO water mixed? ✌️
I had a qeurkle that always had purple stems. if it locked up or went deficient the stems would go black. it was green ass weed with purple stems and leaf stems. very cool looking.
Just the other week my friend was concerned that his plant had purple stems earlier in his plant, I hadn’t seen this and because I know the genetics as I gave him the clone so I suggested it could be nitrogen but I recommend he used a complete organic feed like fish mix. Almost the same suggestion here and I’ll add that it worked!
Great video! Love the knowledge and experience. I put all my soil outside from my indoor growing so in the summer my outdoor plants have a great base to start in.
Im glad your on the natural solutions, so many people are just happy to throw poisons and chems down to destroy pests, and have no idea, when you do that you might solve one problem but cause many more as a result, always use nature against nature theres always an answer, everything will stay healthy
Aloha Jeremy 🌺 this episode kept my mind attentive to say the least. So interesting, questions great, but the answers all came with with "talk story" the behind the scenes, da kine!
Hey Jeremy another great FAQ! I would add on the sprayers...neem oil...mix what you're gonna use n use it all. I made the mistake of using a mix that sat in my sprayer for a few weeks...it killed 2 of my plants! Now, I use it, rinse n like you leave it open. Lesson learned the hardest way.
Started my 5th run in the Take And Bake. Plants are crushing it. Thank you for teaching us the BAS way. Totally hope Gwen’s surgery went smoothly. And I also hope for a speedy recovery. Much love from Boston, DB da OG ❤️
One of my worst runs with Autos was when I tried to start them in Cups and transplant. I am not an expert by any means on transplanting and the entire process was quite stressful for both myself and my plants. I am back to sowing my seeds directly into the Earthbox with some seedling soil filling the hole.
Purple stems is a Mg chlorose … Mg is the central molecule in the photosynthesis process and gets used at first… It’s mostly too much light indoor and a lack of Mg outdoor…
From my own experience, my purple stems appear once i set my plants from outdoor to indoor. I usually start my plant outside in pots, but come september they are moved inside under LED lights. 14 days after they get inside, stems have gone purple - every time.
My Pachypodium's stems become purple every beginning of summer went I put it outside in direct sunlight. After a few weeks it is back to beautiful green. This whole process happens without giving any nutrients. It seems directly related to the heavy sunlight that it was not accustomed to in the winter.
I had striped purple stems on all 3 of my plants. It was my first time growing and I was using the floraflex line to feed them. When my friend saw the purple stripes he recommended Stax. It worked like a charm.
Ive had my living soil goin for going on four years now still goin strong im using all compost to amend using the urban worm bag i seen watching your show thanks man.
Germinated 2 seeds from the same pack. LSD autos. One straight into earth box soil, the other in starter plug. Earth box plant is almost twice as big, thick, healthier looking. Stronger stems, better girth.
100% stress related. Nectar's Herc Harvest is my preferred calcium on the market. Bugs, rootbound, overwatering, lack of calcium will all induce purple stems.
I've got the red 1949 Chapin and i NEVER cleaned it. Best i essentially did was spray until was empty & hissing.... lol. As brother J. aptly noted, its useful life was about 1yr. & 3 mo.😉Much respect for also showing love for your customers by pointing out how to maintain our expensive investments in our grow equipment.
If you use the square jiffy pots to plant or seed in then u can place that in to ur soil the plant will grow and the roots will go through the jiffy pot and theres no stunting of the plant
How do you guys remain so serious during the entire video is beyond me lol. Just once we would like to see all the short screw off screw up clips at the end just for laughs lol. Much love fellas.
Autos tend to go in to flower if then are root bound. I think this is cos the come from permafrost land race if they have the room they can get 7ft tall
So I’m a rookie at growing and just have two outdoor plants, one is 95% green and the other one is about 95% purple I mean the whole plant, I would love to send you a picture, I fed them the fish food and I’m only a couple of days away from harvest yet the flowers are green just basically every leaf on the plant is purple, i’m sure there’s a ton of things I did wrong or didn’t do at all but these seem to have produced a lot of good product, very very frosty with a ton of crystals all over the sugar leaves and flowers, I watched your video on harvesting and drying and I’m hoping for the best, thanks for all the good information
I've seen a 2 or 3 week extended veg when I have transplanted autos and some flower right away....you just never tell which ones will and won't...99% of fastbudz seeds start to get pistols about day 21
Great video but I have to split a hair here. I thought ants farmed aphids not mined them. Isn’t ants taking care of aphids and eating their honey due more like farming than mining?
Try hydrogen peroxide for the chapin/sprayer!! Little bit of H2O2 swirled around across all inner surface area then pressurized and left to sit for a few min before being passed through the nozzle then flushed with clean water works wonders!!! Sanitizes and completely clears out any of that lingering funk odor that tends to stick to plastic!!!
Sometimes it is temperature related and sometimes it's just genetics in my experience. I've had GG4 plants in 80° temps that were black as night, but I also know that a lot of industrial grows with subpar genetics will use ice cubes on the soil and cold temps to get the purple color that sells in the dispos. I'm in a colder zone, so a lot of outdoor plants around here will purple as nighttime temps drop. My theory is that because darker color absorbs more light and heat, the plants use the coloring to hold heat and make the most of what sun it gets as autumn comes sweeping in. Growing, for me, is fascinating and enjoyable and will put you in time with nature as the time goes on. Happy growing!
Awesome series as always guys, each series gets better and more informative, don't ever stop! Now for my question- What is your expert opinion on fox-tailing? I get it on most of my buds closest to my light, on almost every grow, which I have put down to light stress, as I'm working in very tight limitations in regards to my groom dimensions. I just wanted to know your opinion on whether you think it is a good/bad sign, and whether the additional growth is simply 'extra' bud growth and just as good to smoke as the rest of the plant? Thanks for your awesome efforts guys, very much appreciated!
My plant is a beautiful green and the stems are purple. It’s in a 5 gallon pot and I only used rain water but now I use ro water. Grow dots and recharge with light fox farm fertilizer. I’m pretty sure it’s healthy but I worry
Back in the day , way before TH-cam had to pay a bunch of money for advanced classes. Can't believe this next level information is free. This guy is doing the good work. Sharing expert knowledge. Thank you .
i swear this channel is like a class you cant ever prepare for because theres always something new to learn. Every time this man drops a vid i have to stop what im doing and go to school. its like being on call for class, the vid drops, you show up period no excuses😂
I love the free knowledge.
Same
I'm currently watching this video for the second time and still learning like it's my first time! Thanks for all this free knowledge💪💪💪Greetings from Italy
Awesome 👍😎 info
GREAT INFO. THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEOS.
Had slow growing purple stems, so I stopped watering. Drying them out and that solved the problem.
6:40 I think the focus should be on vpd instead of temp or humidity alone. It’s an index after all. Even if you’re not at 60, you can still achieve the same vpd by going higher humidity if it’s hotter or a lower humidity if you are in a colder area.
This is the reason why I'm a Patreon member! Love to support someone who is so passionate about growing!
Harvested an outdoor og this morning that has had purple stems for a few weeks. It was just part of the genetics. Beautiful genetics
Mine turned purple once I cranked up the par at the end(new light), before that it was all green. But I'm just a noob lol
@@audieallen9734 Mine set off we had a cold snap to got down into the forties at night
Just lost a whole crop because of those fuckkkon bud worms 😢😢😢
@@iNeedMyChili bro seriously, i have videos on what to use so you eliminate bud worms and moths...
@@audieallen9734 stems or flowers?
I just wanted to thank you for inspiring and motivating me to get into growing medicine for myself and my family. I always looked at growing and everything I saw was bottled nutrients, 5ml of this, 15ml of that, and it was intimidating not gonna lie. Your videos and living soil seem a lot more straight forward to me. And I've always been into doing things naturally, so the build a soil way just made sense the first video I saw. Appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us and pushing us to just go for it homie!
Just do it. It's called weed for a reason lol
Yea, you really just have to jump in! I learned more about myself than just growing plants… the fear of failing can prevent you from starting. “Just keep growing”
I pop my autoflower seeds in rapid rooters POINTY end up!Once they sprout (3 or 4 days) I know they have a taproot as well and put them straight into soil- no trauma, no drama.Works perfectly every time.Take a look👍Cheers Jeremy and growers ✌️
Yup, every time
I plant mine in rooting plugs pointy end down, aside from that I do the same.
That's interesting because I always lay my seeds on their side.
Mine go straight into a 5 gallon pot. Never had issues
Thank you so so much for clearing this purple stem inquiry, I feel a lot better now about my girls🍁🍁🍁❤️❤️❤️
You're 100% right about the auto flower triggers. Maybe some sort of enzyme/hormone in the roots then sends signal to become more generative almost instantly? Always had better luck with autos growing in more volume of media.
The autos triggering early was definitely from the cups and root restrictions. It's like once the roots find the container bottom they jump over to flower. I made that mistake as well! And everyone came at me like it was common knowledge 😭 lol
When I do my autos, I start them in plugs under a dome and at the first root poking out I drop it into the life cycle pot. I can keep conditions ideal, it doesn't really notice the transplant because the root has just barely made it out of the plug, and I can make sure it's a viable seed instead of wasting a potful of dirt for a failed sprout. It's been getting really good results for me so far. I'm not an expert by any means but it works for me.
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lolol just reuse the fucking dirt
Put auto seeds in rapid root starter plugs transplant after 5 days. 7 tops imo. ✌🏻
Works great
I stopped using fish and blood meal fertilizers because higher levels of metals like lead, mercury, and cadmium. Which all goes into the plants. And if reusing same soil or spots it's builds over time.
I usually find that it takes longer to flour when they are hindered in anyway honestly and I’ve grown autos for a while to the point where I really don’t grow autos anymore because there’s not really any reason to
Thank you so much for the videos. I wanted to post this for the guy looking for clear pots so you can see roots. I also started my first indoor grow a few weeks ago. So far so good. I bought these on amazon. MIXC 5-Pack Seedling Trays Seed Starter Tray, 75 Large Cells Propagator Plant Grow Kit Greenhouse with Humidity Vented Domes and Base for Seeds' Starting (15 Cells Per Tray), Green .... They are clear but when in the tray it is covered with no light to it. Probably a waste of money but it made me feel better being able to look and we will get good use out of it with the food garden.
Jeremy - easier for the cup-in-cup thing is to just take large scizzors and cut a slit down two opposing sides of the clear cup. It'll drain, the outer cup will hold it together, but at transplant you can open it like a clamshell and remove the thing without turning it upside down and getting soil everywhere.
Im currently 31 day flower, these 9 sativa dominate black berry's have never NOT had a deep red/purple stems, HUGE big healthy fan leaves and just went through a hurricane... these baby's chilled out and were dark for a couple days... still being fed ect. 100% doing fine. No deficiencies. Temperature has been perfect the past few days on cycle. White popcorn buds are starting to shoot orange/pink hairs. Most the stems and even into the lower stems are crimson in color, very healthy. Namaste.
Every auto I've grown has flowered when it hit the bottom of the pot. I don't transplant anymore because of this.. I've experienced it several times
Go dwc and trick them:D
You have to be very careful if you are going to transplant autos. You can't veg them as long as you normally would an auto in a solo cup before transplant.. Basically you have to transplant right as the 3 node is appearing. So that way the roots haven't had time to fill the cup and the tap root should just be starting to hit bottom...
But you are correct mostly in the fact that too much root zone stress will cause a auto to flower earlier then if started in a final pot.
@@horstseehofer7130 even in dwc when the root zone becomes too stressed you will start flower early. Ie like a kraky method or even having your roots fill the resivor so much that the roots start finding the air source ( pump airstone filter...ect) but ultimately done right yes you could possibly wind up with a bigger plant on average because it doesn't have to use the energy to push through soil
Most informative and coolest cannabis channel out there.
Les goooo. Sunday at work just got better
I haven't grown any autos myself. I do help new growers and they do. It's very popular for new growers to jump on whatever hype. Autos have been hyped for a little while now. It seems like it dosent take much to get them triggered. Anything out of the ordinary seems to do it. Nutrients included. They want the same enviroment and situation the whole time. Not very forgiving. This is why I don't mess with them. I will say the best I've seen has come from well controlled hydro setups. It's so easy to uptake nutes that if you hit the sweet spot they get huge. Hydro just blows them up. Soil seems to really slow them down if it's not dialed in specifically to what they like. From my experience as a soil grower I just grow photos. If I want a small plant I can stilll have it.
Also I’ve heard that what you call down time for a soil to be sitting there is called cooking it. Basically it gives the microbes a chance to create more available nutrients and can greatly enrich the soil for the next grow to come. This is good unless you go to nutrient lockout. I test my run off water for ppm count hydroponic style with soil plants so I know what the plants really experience with super good response all the way around. Control the soil feed to hydroponic schedules for THE best smoke.
That's TDS measurement or "total desolved solids" its cheap and easy.
Ants became a huge problem in my backyard garden in Phoenix this August. Definitely helped aphids spread and killed a lot of plants. I’d highly recommend sugar and borax traps for anyone growing outdoors in the heat as a preventative.
Sugar and borax works for sugar ants, if they dont eat it try a protien source.
Diatomaceous earth works extremely well . I use this for ants on my plants and bee hives
Got some ancient og f4 (purple stem pheno) that has all purple stems but green leaves and bud as of week 5 flower. Extremely frosty and very favorable calyx/leaf ratio and fast open structure grower with Christmas tree shape left untopped/trained. Consistent across all phenotypes so far. Kinda pissy, earthy, and dried fruit, lemony smell.
Piss you say like cat piss?
@@robertphillips9014 yeah like ammonia kinda
Sounds like you're growing under LED lights and have a cal/mag defecancy....
There's no "purple stem" phenos.
Only plants that have ph and nutrient uptake problems.
Choosing a pheno that has purple stems means you chose a phenotype with a deficiency.
Try dropping your water ph on those "purple stem" phenos and supplement some calmag and watch them grow green.
I absolutely love how interactive your channel is, man! Keep on keeping on!
You guys are one of my favorite companies I’m definitely going to work with your brand we all your products this next coming season absolutely I’m gonna start from the top all the way from the bottom gonna grab it all build a soil you guys are rocking it thank you for everything brother everything you guys put out there is gold appreciate you and your team
As always killing the good info. Thanks Jeremy. U have changed me and my aunts minds on this whole soil game,wow really kicks ass
All my indica dominant strains have purpled out in last week's cold spell. Just chopped tonight under the full🌕 last year I let 2 plants go until mid November into frosty weather and they turned almost black😮
Honestly with the number of plants that I cycle per year it is much easier for me to use three or five gallon pots containing 18 to 24 inch plants each yielding 3 oz approximately. I bounce between square and round pots and use a simple Coco Pearl based organic medium. I am able to do a synganic grow style giving me organic quality with mineral yields. Truly it is 90 plus percent organic inputs. But in order to not be wasteful that soil gets collected and used outside for all of my outdoor growing purposes after being used in an indoor cycle. It gives me a great base to start with as I expand my planting beds Outdoors and then I can always add extra compost, worm castings, and other mediums to my liking. I grew up with the older generation that went through the depression so believe me I understand waste not want not. And I believe that most people who truly enjoy growing medicinals also end up expanding from indoors to outdoors and from medicinals to vegetables and other flowers. Might as well get as much mileage as we can from our products that we purchase right?
I do like your videos. I germinated 6 GSC autos and a few days after that I moved them into the 5 gal. hot soil pots, These plants have not suffered or been stunted. These girls are 80 some days old and in their 4th week of flowering, obviously they have not flowered early.
i have learned recently that if you lower the light intensity on auto flowers you will reduce the "trigger" of flower on them. just FYI gromie. Much luv fam!!!
“In organics we don’t pin point” instantly a mental image of the antagonistic nutrient interaction circle popped up.
For the guy drying outdoors, maybe use a large black trash bag for each whole plant to slow down the process.
I use a coco coin for the Auto seed, they grow to 2 inches long, I put the seed in, as soon as i see it pop, i put the coco coin with seed in the forever home, before the root shoots through the coin. Sorted.
I have had no problems transplanting autos as long as you get them out of the cup within the first 10 days.
Best of luck to all, stay irie! ✌️
I just had the exact same experience as Jeremy. I saw a video explaining it. But it is a tricky thing to not shock the plant into flower
Rasta Jeff inspired?
@@hewasdeadwhenigotthere46 not inspired by Rasta Jeff, I've been saying that damn near my whole life.
I definitely follow Rasta Jeff and have popped some of his beans Golden Goat and Morning dew are my 2 of my favorites from him...
Best of luck, stay irie! 🤣
@@verbalmedicine4746 lol I got u brotha! I may, or may not be popping some dark hollow bird seed in the next few weeks! Cheers mane!
@@hewasdeadwhenigotthere46 I've heard good things about dark hollow, it's especially loud.
Best of luck, stay irie! ✌️
Love the content and products makes a big difference in my garden and living soil has drastically affected my home grow producing great buds and awesome yields keep up the content and work 👍🤟
Ants mean possible aphids.
I'm a newbie at growing bud in grow tents , get my seeds from a well known distributor ...I just love your informative content ...I have grown outdoors with some success over the year and with some failures also ....Thanks for all your videos
I decided to try dry amendments in coco. I know it's frowned upon but I just love the growth i get from coco. It actually did good but I overfed and hermed all 4 of my plants through stress. I'm back using salts now. But I really think it can work if I fed less. I didn't consider watering coco so often actually fed too much. Maybe one day I will order a build a soil premix and do this the right way lol! Great show Jeremy as always!! 🙏🙏🙏
FAQ. Benefits and differences between making your own enzyme solution from corn, barley alfalfa etc. SST's vs using the Rootwise Enzyme Elixer? Are there any secondary benefits from making your own? Is one "better" than the other? Thank you for the education and entertainment!
Love the faqs brotha keep the episodes coming! 👍👊🤘for autos I heard before that they start to flower when the plants roots develop and hit the bottom of the container
FAQ…I recently moved & now I have well water which has a lot of iron & manganese in it…can I use RO water for my living soil & autopot set up or would I need to add something back to the RO water like a cal/mag? Or add a gallon of the well water to say 5 gallons RO water mixed? ✌️
I had a qeurkle that always had purple stems. if it locked up or went deficient the stems would go black. it was green ass weed with purple stems and leaf stems. very cool looking.
Hot dang, straight off the bat with the food analogy science - damn that’s good
Just the other week my friend was concerned that his plant had purple stems earlier in his plant, I hadn’t seen this and because I know the genetics as I gave him the clone so I suggested it could be nitrogen but I recommend he used a complete organic feed like fish mix. Almost the same suggestion here and I’ll add that it worked!
i found on autos if the root hit the bottom of your container they start flower if you trans plant you have to catch it before roots touch the bottom
Great video! Love the knowledge and experience. I put all my soil outside from my indoor growing so in the summer my outdoor plants have a great base to start in.
Im smoking my popcorn buds that didn’t dry right and smell like grass but it’s still great weed
FYI***
the fish fertilizers have metals that continue to build up over time. The information is free and available for all.
Happy growing
Im glad your on the natural solutions, so many people are just happy to throw poisons and chems down to destroy pests, and have no idea, when you do that you might solve one problem but cause many more as a result, always use nature against nature theres always an answer, everything will stay healthy
Aloha Jeremy 🌺 this episode kept my mind attentive to say the least. So interesting, questions great, but the answers all came with with "talk story" the behind the scenes, da kine!
Hey Jeremy another great FAQ! I would add on the sprayers...neem oil...mix what you're gonna use n use it all. I made the mistake of using a mix that sat in my sprayer for a few weeks...it killed 2 of my plants! Now, I use it, rinse n like you leave it open. Lesson learned the hardest way.
Started my 5th run in the Take And Bake. Plants are crushing it. Thank you for teaching us the BAS way. Totally hope Gwen’s surgery went smoothly. And I also hope for a speedy recovery. Much love from Boston, DB da OG ❤️
Purple stems is often a Lack of sulfur update.
This is how I resolved most crippled stem issues over the year
And is my own pleasure
Me love those purple colors. I grow outside in the northeast n get those cold nights at end of flowering. Love the beautiful fall colors on my plants.
This is so fun watching and growing along with ya!
Love the videos! peace and love from Ohio!
One of my worst runs with Autos was when I tried to start them in Cups and transplant. I am not an expert by any means on transplanting and the entire process was quite stressful for both myself and my plants. I am back to sowing my seeds directly into the Earthbox with some seedling soil filling the hole.
Purple stems is a Mg chlorose … Mg is the central molecule in the photosynthesis process and gets used at first… It’s mostly too much light indoor and a lack of Mg outdoor…
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From my own experience, my purple stems appear once i set my plants from outdoor to indoor. I usually start my plant outside in pots, but come september they are moved inside under LED lights. 14 days after they get inside, stems have gone purple - every time.
I think it’s just genetics cuz I’m new to growing and I’m indoor in a 10x5 and most of my plants have purple/pinkish stems
My Pachypodium's stems become purple every beginning of summer went I put it outside in direct sunlight. After a few weeks it is back to beautiful green. This whole process happens without giving any nutrients. It seems directly related to the heavy sunlight that it was not accustomed to in the winter.
I had striped purple stems on all 3 of my plants. It was my first time growing and I was using the floraflex line to feed them. When my friend saw the purple stripes he recommended Stax. It worked like a charm.
Lemme guess. Magnesium.
Ive had my living soil goin for going on four years now still goin strong im using all compost to amend using the urban worm bag i seen watching your show thanks man.
Marathon OG auto can go into flower fairly quickly then do a late stretch.
Thanks for answering all the questions you did. See you next time.
Love the transparency.✊🏽 Appreciate the knowledge.
Germinated 2 seeds from the same pack.
LSD autos. One straight into earth box soil, the other in starter plug.
Earth box plant is almost twice as big, thick, healthier looking.
Stronger stems, better girth.
I've been growing for years and never had purple stems but I have had purple pistals 😎🇨🇦
100% stress related. Nectar's Herc Harvest is my preferred calcium on the market. Bugs, rootbound, overwatering, lack of calcium will all induce purple stems.
I’ve got the red 1949 Chapin and I clean and dry it out after every use. It adds about 5 minutes to your garden chores 🤙🏼
I've got the red 1949 Chapin and i NEVER cleaned it. Best i essentially did was spray until was empty & hissing.... lol.
As brother J. aptly noted, its useful life was about 1yr. & 3 mo.😉Much respect for also showing love for your customers by pointing out how to maintain our expensive investments in our grow equipment.
@@tallgrow8389 🤣😂
Hoping regular cleaning nets some added life to my unit. If not farg it I’m not cleaning the next one! 🤣😂
My chapin started leaking out of the spray nozzle, do the sell replacement parts?
I had a full blown ant colony in a 5 gallon pot that was thriving !!!
Also I had a ton of worms and dolly pollys. Many different lady bugs and preying mantis.
I've been gardening for years,I absolutely love the clear Solo cup idea just for novelty purposes 😎👍 thanks Jeremy 🥳
This channel is awesome. Ima go off ur vids for my next grow..well as far as my financial situation alows it I guess.
He has helped me to become a way better grower love all the information that I can retain
Light exposure. I get the impression it reduces water flow too.
Folvic and humic foliar with kelp is amazing
I also feel like if you do a heavy spray can skip a water day
Awesome!!! Love the FAQ
If you use the square jiffy pots to plant or seed in then u can place that in to ur soil the plant will grow and the roots will go through the jiffy pot and theres no stunting of the plant
How do you guys remain so serious during the entire video is beyond me lol. Just once we would like to see all the short screw off screw up clips at the end just for laughs lol. Much love fellas.
Autos tend to go in to flower if then are root bound. I think this is cos the come from permafrost land race if they have the room they can get 7ft tall
What do you think of the JDAM wetting agent JAW? Would there be any additional benefits using it or would the canola oil be a problem ?
So I’m a rookie at growing and just have two outdoor plants, one is 95% green and the other one is about 95% purple I mean the whole plant, I would love to send you a picture, I fed them the fish food and I’m only a couple of days away from harvest yet the flowers are green just basically every leaf on the plant is purple, i’m sure there’s a ton of things I did wrong or didn’t do at all but these seem to have produced a lot of good product, very very frosty with a ton of crystals all over the sugar leaves and flowers, I watched your video on harvesting and drying and I’m hoping for the best, thanks for all the good information
I've seen a 2 or 3 week extended veg when I have transplanted autos and some flower right away....you just never tell which ones will and won't...99% of fastbudz seeds start to get pistols about day 21
I feel like its best not to transplant them. I did solo cups ,and transplanted stright in to earthbox and its crushing
Comming late to the party but FAA was great for my sad mother plant
Purple... the whole plant sss are purple. Colder nights ... purple nights...
I'm soaking up the knowledge like my plant soaks up the nutrients from my loyalty to the soyalty.
Great video but I have to split a hair here. I thought ants farmed aphids not mined them. Isn’t ants taking care of aphids and eating their honey due more like farming than mining?
Try hydrogen peroxide for the chapin/sprayer!! Little bit of H2O2 swirled around across all inner surface area then pressurized and left to sit for a few min before being passed through the nozzle then flushed with clean water works wonders!!! Sanitizes and completely clears out any of that lingering funk odor that tends to stick to plastic!!!
Another 🔥🔥🔥 vid! Keep the 🌱🌱🌱 growing 😁
I love the clear cup method for seedlings and clones to observe the roots!!
Great FAQ! 🤙
This entire 19 minute video can be summed up with 1 word. Anthocyanins.
I was running co2 at 800ppm under strong LED’s and kelps having purple stems. Went to 1500 ppm and never saw another issue.
I've seen so many different explanations, my own personal was the temps were getting too low at night.
Sometimes it is temperature related and sometimes it's just genetics in my experience. I've had GG4 plants in 80° temps that were black as night, but I also know that a lot of industrial grows with subpar genetics will use ice cubes on the soil and cold temps to get the purple color that sells in the dispos.
I'm in a colder zone, so a lot of outdoor plants around here will purple as nighttime temps drop. My theory is that because darker color absorbs more light and heat, the plants use the coloring to hold heat and make the most of what sun it gets as autumn comes sweeping in.
Growing, for me, is fascinating and enjoyable and will put you in time with nature as the time goes on. Happy growing!
Awesome video! Learned several new things from this! Jeremy constantly provides great info!!
Amazon has fabric pots called "potato pots" the have a velcro viewing window just like the grow tent viewing window.
Available in different sizes.
Awesome series as always guys, each series gets better and more informative, don't ever stop! Now for my question- What is your expert opinion on fox-tailing? I get it on most of my buds closest to my light, on almost every grow, which I have put down to light stress, as I'm working in very tight limitations in regards to my groom dimensions. I just wanted to know your opinion on whether you think it is a good/bad sign, and whether the additional growth is simply 'extra' bud growth and just as good to smoke as the rest of the plant? Thanks for your awesome efforts guys, very much appreciated!
Loving all the info
My plant is a beautiful green and the stems are purple. It’s in a 5 gallon pot and I only used rain water but now I use ro water. Grow dots and recharge with light fox farm fertilizer. I’m pretty sure it’s healthy but I worry