I’ve got a crowded 3x3 soil bed but these 2 plants from mass medical seem like they’ll yield a decent amount. First 3 pics are Emoji, the rest are golden Putang.

Emoji was a freebie and it’s like 4 different crosses so I can’t remember them all (I know peanut butter breath is in there). I think I listed them all in an older post in veg. It’s been a pretty vigorous plant and easy to grow. It’s had some herm issues, I’ve had to pluck around 10 or so nanners from week 2 of flower to now. It was an average stretch, maybe 1.5-2x.

The buds feel dense, not particularly greasy and has a lighter earthy and fruity smell. The buds aren’t huge but seems like it’ll yield an average amount for its small size in my bed.

Golden Putang smells exactly like some Putang plants I grew a couple of years ago. Very Tangie-ish (I think Putang is star pupil x tangie). It’s got some tall spears and is one of the larger plants in the bed. It seems like I’ll get an above average yield for this one. The buds are different from the Putang plants I grew before, these are much larger/less leafy and seem way more dense. The stretch was about 2x.

There’s also a mutated bud, which I’ve never had before. For anyone who’s had this mutation before, should I watch for bud rot pretty closely? It’s not a huge bud but I read they may rot more easily.

Trop cherry on the left. Slightly sour on the right

They back two strain are permanent marker but growing completely different, any ideas on what’s going on? Front left is Dante inferno

I am new to growing and I am looking at different types of growing I came across this soil just wondering if it's good on its own strait out of the bag or if I would need to buy some more additives

Environment Control
• Tent: AC Infinity CloudLab 844 (4x4)
• Light: AC Infinity IonFrame EVO6
• Air Exchange:
Exhaust: AC Infinity 6" Inline Fan
Intake: AC Infinity 6" Inline Fan (Active)
• Circulation: 2x AC Infinity CloudRay S6 Oscillating Fans

Root Zone & Media
• Method: No-Till Living Soil
• Container: Grassroots Fabric Bed (33"x33"x18") - 85 gal

Irrigation Architecture
• Water Source: Distilled (30gal RomoTech Reservoir)
• System: Pressurized Blumat w/ BluSoak Tape
• Hardware Flow Path: (All connections secured with Breeze 9408 AeroLiner clamps - full SS, including screw)
Suction Side (3/4" GROZ EPDM Hose): Reservoir 3/4" Bulkhead ➔ Banjo 3/4" Ball Valve ➔ 50-Mesh Strainer ➔ Banjo 3/4" Camlocks (M/F) ➔ SeaFlo 55 Diaphragm Pump ➔ 2-Gal Accumulator Tank
High-Pressure Manifold (1/2" Reinforced PVC): Banjo 1/2" Camlocks (M/F) ➔ 200-Mesh Strainer ➔ Minuteman 0-60psi Glycerine Gauge ➔ Banjo 1/2" Barbed Ball Valve ➔ CPC Valved Quick-Disconnect ➔ Blumat 0.5 Bar (7.3psi) Reducer
Delivery: Steps down to 8mm line to feed the Blumat run and dual-depth sensor system.

Automation Logic (OR Gate)
• 5" Carrot: Monitors top/middle soil strata
• 9" Carrot: Monitors bottom soil stratum
• Control Strategy: System triggers irrigation if either sensor hits the dry threshold, ensuring uniform moisture levels throughout the entire bed volume.

Does anyone know what this is ?any help would be appreciated?
Located and sourced materials from Phoenix Arizona

No till / regenerative farming practices/jadam/KNF

'Hells gold' view from up on a ladder/this jadam and KNF

Stuff I been doing has made a huge difference!!other than that just a once a month top dressing ,JLF and FPJ and I'm making fish amino and a calcium fertilizer...

The last two months have been a rough patch. After my last harvest, I was in the process of reamending my new bed. I unintentionally introduced aphids and whiteflies, likely from outdoors in preparation of my garden.

I was able to eliminate them with a rotation of Beauveria Bassiana, horticultural oil, and Castile soap. I scout daily and haven’t seen a trace of them in 4 weeks.

Fast forward to 2 weeks ago roughly, I see my plant leaves being chewed up!! It happened quick within a matter of a day or two. Came here, someone recommended BT for caterpillars. Took care of that problem quickly. Haven’t seen anymore damage.

Fast forward to yesterday!! Crazy distorted new growth (see pics). What is wild is the plants are still showing some nice growth. They’ve almost tripled in size over the last few weeks. Stems and leaves (minus distorted new growth) looking pretty good imo.

Everything I’m reading is pointing me to broad mites or physiological stress - maybe something with the roots?

Some other good info - I just gave a nice spray down on Sunday with sulfur and Castile soap. This makes me think maybe not broad mites, but I’ve never dealt with them before so I could be very wrong. I had to get a better microscope so I can inspect up to 60x. Planning to do some scouting tonight on the new growth to see if I can find any traces of mites.

Temp is steady around 73-74, humidity is stable between 65-68%. I water every 2-3 days. The water is RO, comes out at 7.0. I add mikrobs once a week to water, otherwise it’s just straight RO water unless I make a compost tea. Last compost tea was last Friday, had some bloom nutes mixed in as I was prepping to flip this week. Holding off on flip till I figure this out.

Let me know what you think. I’m open to feedback, criticism and everything. I’ve learned a lot the last two months so I welcome these rough patches. Last 3 pics are from 3-4 days ago.

Been growing for 3 years. I’ve had decent crops but i am really starting to understand how to effectively prune. Tell me what you see.

Hi there, new grower here.

I've been trying to get the hang of the soil i've got for a while now! finally kinda figured it out and got some auto's going, that i underlit for a while wich kept them rather tiny, it did flower really early aswell but that's okay. This is just a warmup run for a photo run i want to do with a few strains combined. During flower now, the lower leaves have started to turn yellow. It's moving up through the plant and don't really know what it is. Could any of you help me out? I think it might have to do with PH, but i'm unsure. I used to ph my water every time, but when a buddy of mine told me it wasn't necessary since i have such a big volume of soil i quit.

​​PPm of water given: +- 300

Ph: UnPh'ed 8.1

Ph'ed to 6.8

350L of vibrantground soil vibrant mix V2

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7 different strains growing in the same wicking bed. Topped on day 20, flipped on day 26. I made my on soil mix and it’s growing really good. I made it with a higher proportion of peat than compost+worm castings for wicking purpouse. I use a local organic blend for dry amendments. Veg 5-2-3 Flower 2-4-6 and a little of fish bone meal 4-17-0. I also been using compost tea and LAB

Just some LST progress pics, will update soon once they fill out even more. Bumped ppfd, tied photos down lower than the autos, and they're rocking hard in there. Beds a sponge already, thriving ecosystem already with amazing fungal growth, thousands of worms, roves, dozens of stone centipedes, and lots more.

All plants getting some intense-ish LST (at least 20+ tie down spots lol) and so far the Chiroptera Marmalade, the Zion's Marmalade, and one of the Autoflower Apple Fritterz were topped, and that'll be it for now. The rest are fine as is with how strong they're all growing in there at this point lol

Covers were chopped for the 4th time recently, will be chopping them again soon as they're growing strong still and doing WORK in there getting the microbial communities active enough to support a strong grow. To be able to break things down fast enough, use less fertilizer, less work, I want as diverse and active of microbial communities as possible and that's what's going on currently.

Will have some microscope pics (real microscope) soon from the actual soil itself (potting mix), and if anyone wants to learn about the Soil Microbiology aspect such as what we want to see, what we don't want to see, etc? I'm glad to do a live viewing on Discord or wherever and we can scope it together and go over everything!

I have this unknown autoflower in my garden. Week 3 into flowering. LST. In a raised bed and polytunnel. Only feed its had is organic tomato feed. Any advice on what I should or shouldn't be doing would be appreciated