CrazyHandGrows

I've also used all of these, minus the Foundation, since I've started growing and it's been perfect for my setup. I have a nice little method and just adjust based on what the plants are telling me. I started the foundation this grow and it's a good beneficial for a lot of the micro nutrients I was needing and usually add half the amount of either grow/bloom I am using at the time. Stuff has lasted me a couple years already!

My main source of microbes. I've used this since I've started and it's quite affordable compared to other brands.

Had this light since my first grow. It's used as one of my main flower/late veg lights. I've really enjoyed it.

Great Veg light but it does get a little warm. I use this one for the bulk of veg for the plants in a 2x4 tent, could probably do a bit better in a little larger tent. Like a 4x4 or 5x5 maybe.

I just started harvesting these and it's gonna be a bit staggered. Bud is great, most have a nice fruity, chemy, pine smells in random varieties. Seemed to be a main top dominant strain and would require multiple topping/ stress training to get the best results. I'll have more feedback in a few weeks to a month, but seems like good solid bud for being testers. Still unsure on the cross, I wish he would tell us since most of us are finishing up.

First time growing this strain. It's essentially a cross (Mandarin Sunset x Arise) of everything I've grown up to date. All my Ethos strains have had Mandarin Sunset in them, and all my Irie has had Arise in it or was Arise itself. I found a good keeper that is going to be my first clone mother. It was vigorous, but not too vigorous. I believe with good topping, it could form an amazing canopy, because if you don't top this pheno it'll grow tall and have the christmas tree shape. These are also hungry plants, I recommend going a little heavier on the Nitrogen/kelp through veg/early flower to give it a better chance of taking full advantage of utilizing it's needs. Earthy/chemmy orange taste/smell that gets you where you want to go and then some. I'd say 20% of the flower I can find in my area will actually get me "stoned". All the Arise crosses I have grown (Sunkiss, Arise, Lady Marmalade) have gotten me super lit.

I added this essentially because I saw it helped plants floruish in higher temps, but now it seems like an overall beneficial item to give to your plants during those veg weeks to help prevent any issues.

Supposedly helps keep your plants strong, much like calcium does for our bones. I ran out and bought something different to try replacing it.

Microbes are a beneficial addition to my grow style. Helps keep my ph levels in check in the soil and allows the nutrients to be accessed by the plant easier. It's a great product to use and I'd make sure I had some of this first, before anything else, if I was starting fresh.

Stuff seems okay, it's the only line I've used up until recently. Rare Dankness has a line I've been using on a single plant for a grow and it seems to be doing great, so I may have to give it a go for a run.

Decent overall light. GREAT for a beginner grower. Wish it had a dial knob for turning the power % up and down, but it could be worse. Batteries can get a little warm, but that helps during the colder months. Definitely going to invest into a new light here soon and may try a new company.

First time trying silica and wasn't too sure if it helped or not.

This Kelp product was bought to help my plants with heat during the summer, but has now just become part of the regimen. I use it in veg and early flower as a solution with some of my nutrients, but it could also be added to my overgrow and I could use it as a foliar, or both!

I've used Aurora's Roots Organics line as my main nutrient source (and soil) since I've started growing and they have been incredible. The nutrients last if used correctly and my grows have been super consistent with them.

Great foliar spray for vegetation phase and early flower. My plants are much happier when overgrow is involved. Plus, it gives me another way for my plants to absorb the nutrients to help them grow!

Recharge is an amazing product that helps my plants process the individual nutrients they need from the soil faster and can hold them for when they are needed. Couldn't recommend this product enough.

Great light for vegging in a small area. I would recommend a stronger light for flower.

Has been a great light for my set up. The batteries get pretty warm, but that helps during the winter. During the summer (and winter), I use a fan to blow on the batteries to keep them cool. They also detach so you can hang them up outside the tent if it's during the summer. Great light for a new grower like me imo. I wish it had a better power level adjuster. Some have a knob that shows from 0-100%, where mine you just use a screwdriver and need a PAR meter to find out what percent (or how many watts) your light is putting out.

I just got this plant jarred up, so I'm still waiting to try it, but the smell is very nice and potent. The structure is nice with average sized buds, where it's a little bit leafy, yet still dense. Has a sweet, garlicky, gassy type smell that I think my dispensary coworkers will LOVE.