what are those strains like, please? Effects, smells..
Yes, with no doubt use a root trimming pot, the old concept of pails & buckets dont do the job of root trimming plastic pots or Geopots which are a plastic type fabric, they rule !
With a bucket or pail the root system hits the walls and they spiral into a circular knot, with a proper container roots hit the wall and they get cut off , the truth is when the harvest is done, the root structure is healthy and strong, plus there is the additional air that will be available, the plant will consume more water which is not a bad thing.
Mornin BD...and yes ,what i found with regular pots .After an organic grow about two or three yrs. ago i had a bad case of root aphids and what happens in regular pots is ....when the aphid eats thru a root fibre ,the rest of that fibre down stream dies! It doesn't take long before the plant is just struggling to survive.After a close examination of those roots i found this out,the hard way! I then went to "rootbuilder" pots,where this just can't happen with the air pruning that goes on. As well...after checking out these roots with rootbuilders (air pots .fabrics) the root system is very different....it's just a mass of very fine fibres throughout every inch of the pot.They work fantastic .Over watering is almost impossible with the amount of o2 that is in the root zone. When my crops are done and i unwrap the pots from the root mass....you could bowl with it....that's how full and complete the root system is...it's kind of cool to see. Not one grain of soil is loose ,the complete mass of soil has a very fine root system throughout. Love em!
I started using them few years back and never went back to normal pots, except starting the plants. The thing about air-pots is that they stimulate the root zone via aeration which improves microbial population, and raise the temperature in the root zone, which is responsible for better NPK absorption. Then there are more small feeders in the rootball. Also, over watering is pretty impossible, cause liquid evaporates quite quickly, and that allows you to water more often, which is beneficial once again. Air-pots are also great for LST, cause you can tie up your branches easily to the pot Doc, sparkly already!
I love this school!!
and the smoke is amazingly preserved, better, like wine, ..and that wasnt the HB grown, just jarred some a couple of weeks ago and more this week.
Thebulldog.. Vacuum sealing the ball jars is awesome! Its like a time machine.. Cured buds months(havent got to the years yet
This couldn't be more true. I tried the dispensaries plushberry and it was so unimpressive I almost threw my seeds out and got something different. Needless to say I couldn't be more happy with how they turned out, that taste amazing and are very potent, nothing the what I bought from the dispenssary. And I am a newb that was on my first hb grow so there is still lots of room for improvement
Colors, smells, size, flavor, texture, all enhanced. Told friends about HB. Piqued a few interests' to look into it. 
) I grew heirloom tomatoes in HB soil, (yes, following the instructions )this summer. .they were started in mineralized soil by a local farmer. He sells the plants in mid Spring, and the tomatoes through summer. Almost 30 varieties of heirlooms! I grew 4 of them. I needed more of the tomatoes I was growing for a summer bash, so I bought from him the very tomatoes the same varieties I had purchased earlier in the season. His were great; mine? Awesome! Friends couldnt believe the plants in 7, 10 and 15 (1)gal pots, grew over 8, 9 ft tall! They were amazing
...The plants also had the HB Glow(tm pending...
The other herbs i grew in HB soil; thyme, oregano, cilantro, chives, parsley, bee balm, rosemary, purple basil, lemon basil, mint, peppermint, were the best I had to date. Amazing what M,M,&M can do to plants.
I wonder Doc, how do mushrooms/ truffles fare in HB soil?
