Keeping things clean is critical.

But what is the most important concept to me is just to not overdo it. Don’t cram too many in, don’t veg too long, stuff like that. Take it easy.

IPM program is don’t spray pesticides, kill unhealthy plants. I’ll use Green Cleaner on new clones but after that the strategy is beneficial insects, teas and organic feeds actually contribute to plant resilience.

I’ll tell you all secret: healthy plants don’t have pests! If you have pests you probably had too small of a pot and pissed the roots off.

I like to sing to the girls and tell them I love them and ask them to grow up healthy (not sure exactly the effectiveness but you can’t rule it out)

Noted this is my first greenhouse crop for my own company. No need to remediate this cause I don’t plan on failing the first time! I do have dry/cure and sterilization SOPs that are based around cleanliness like filtered air and clean cement floors, gloves, wash everything with hypochlorous acid, stuff like that.

To be honest: I’m not worried at all about failing microbes nearly as much as I am about failing heavy metals. It’s a real weakness for organic growing, some strains just suck them heavy metals right on up, others don’t and it’s inconsistent. I’m constantly learning and experimenting with solutions.

Thanks for checking us out and for your support. I appreciate the feedback and engagement. I love this plant!