GrapevineGrower2

What can I say about recharge. Quality product that provides all the essentials fed as a tea. Simplifies that process for me.

I really enjoy Down to Earth for its ease of use. The results speak for themselves. I reuse my indoor as well as outdoor soils (separately of course). I add a blend of fertilizers and minerals along with a little Bokashi in the recharging process.

Absolutely my favorite cultivar grown so far - hands down. All three phenotypes expressed themselves differently from color to trichome. It was a pleasure experiencing their transition from veg to late flower. Probably the easiest grow to date in my modified super soil recipe. Used only compost, worm castings along with fish based nutrients (fish meal and bio-fish) and mineral inputs in 7 gallon fabrics under a Mars-Hydro FC-E3000 / AC Infinity 3x3 tent with the CloudPro 69 controlling the environment. I gave one top dressing prior to flower and one other at week 4 flower. In retrospect, top dress prior to flower was all these girls needed. Stems strong, which helped support dense colas and nice internode spacing. The finished product gave off aromatic sceof ripened cherries/fruit and gas.

Excellent quality grow tent. I've had this tent now going on 4 years. With multiple grows under its belt, the tent is still in excellent condition.

This being my first indoor run using Down-to-Earth dry amendments to build out my super soil. Even building out a super soil is a learning experience, which this grow used in refining proportions and layering for future grows. For next autoflower grow, I would definitely use lesser amounts to minimize leaf tip burn as well as some lockout issues. Overall, the ease of use following Master Marks recipe made the grow very hands off. Top dressing using same amendments at various stages of growth made things super easy and almost hands-off.

From start of grow to very end: 1) lights were raised all the way up; and 2) these autos were sensitive to lighting, so I never cranked dimmer beyond 80%. These girls performed well at about 500 PPFDs (a little more or less). Anything above would have an impact, so respected the girls and gave them what my eyes told me they needed. As for the SF-2000, it has been a really good LED for me.

Breeder grow time recommendation are always subjective. That said, both Phenos finished way earlier than the 95 day recommendation. This worked out perfect given this cultivar will be entered into the American Autoflower cup competition in Los Angeles on February 10, 2024.

Did what it said would do, so no complaints that I can think of at this time.

Use this to top dress during weeks 5-6 of flower. The thing is this: amendments take a long time to breakdown, so the plant can uptake what it needs. I really didn't notice that much of a difference, but that could be the fact my ph was way out of wack, so not the best conditions for nutrient uptake.

I use these sparingly during the Fall 2022 grow. I plan to use FF extensively during the spring 2023 grow season, since I will be switching to hydro using coco coir and bubble buckets. Rating is based on past grow experience. Not sure I would use the Happy Frog F&F next grow.

I enjoyed its ease of use along with the results during vegetative stage (as a supplement). It doesn't, IMHO, meet the needs during flower (delivers too low ppm readings. I will continue to use RG during my summer outdoor balcony grow as a foliar spray and for compost teas, but will need to supplement to ensure plant has the right amount of nutrients it needs to survive the dog days of summer.

Both LED function well in their 2x2 and 2x4 grow tent set ups. The SF-2000 with dimmer allows me, again, to dial in the appropriate PPFDs ranges dependent on stage of growth.

Love my FC-E3000 LED. The only time I would change out would be to upgrade to a FC-E4800. While the harvest of gifted clones grown in the 3x3 was light, the quality is the BEST I've grown to date. The Mars-Hydro had a lot to do with the results. Easy to dial in PPFDs at the appropriate grow stages with the dimmer.

Given garage grow area restrictions, this is the perfect size along with it's sister AC Infinity 2x4 tent.

Really easy grow in living soil medium. Occasional top dressing and teas using Recharge. Organishield for IPM and foliar spray. Only issue was ph due to grower neglect. Finished up nice with multiple fat colas.

So, I ran this French Macaron in living soil, with top dressings up to week six of flower. Personally, I made the grow harder than it had to be b/c I got lazy. Didn't monitor the ph until it was too late. B/c of I didn't, it created ph fluctuations resulting in nutrient deficiencies, which took two flushing to correct. So, word to the wise, monitoring ph, ppm, and PPFD is critical regardless of soil medium. I think with a more advanced grower this plant would have performed much better. Have to have another crack at growing her.

This gelato cultivar is absolute the best of the bunch and that's saying a lot. This group of clones smoke so awesome. Packed with Trichomes these girls glisten. Have cuttings that I'm cloning, so plan to keep the Frosted Gelato as a mother if I am fortunate enough.

Another incredible smoke this gelato cultivar. This group of clones smoke so awesome. Packed with Trichomes these girls glisten. Have cuttings that I'm cloning, so plan to keep this as a mother if I am fortunate enough.

See Frozay Pie harvest review. Excellent smooth fruity gassy smoke. Miss taking cuttings, so I SOOL when it comes to growing this again.

One of the best smokes I've grown in the last two-years along with her sisters (i.e., gifted clones). She's cerebral at the outset, but then transitions into a superb body high. Nice smooth flavorful whether hitting a joint or bong. Took more cuttings and have those clones presently in the 2x2 veg tent. At this time, she's a keeper.