BuildASoil: WE FLOODED THE BLUMAT! ALL ABOUT THE MOISTURE CURVE OF LIVING SOIL (Season 5, Episode 8)

[@MrBoytonius]

Hey Jeremy, just FYI - If its 100 KPA to 10 Millibar, your 150 Miilibar would be 1500 KPA - Which makes a bit more sense when you refer to the 3000KPA is the wilting zone. Great episode though. Really informative. Thanks.

[@lf1899]

Best channel on YT

[@Mrmike1969]

Yep

[@MyNdFrEaK420]

Transparency always the best. Nothing wrong with showing the mistakes 👌. We learn faster that way

[@KevinSmith-dq9tz]

Even without using blumats there is a lot to be learned from this video. Especially for beginners. The high EC from too much dry back is usually something only experience will teach you. I've been through this and learned the hard way that it wasn't just lack of moisture but the plant burning itself up from "proper" nutrients. Yet, indeed the moisture level did cause that. I learned that to control stress in that manner I had to be low on nutrients at that time. Sorry,I'm rambling. I'm out. Great episode Jeremy.

[@mopar426power]

Love the transparency you have. If you mess up you admit it and correct the problem. That goes a long way in my book. 🤙🤙

[@redsgarden5821]

Agreed

[@CarlosMartinez-gt3ck]

Thanks for the free teching!! From Argentina

[@javiermorales7794]

Has anyone else watched this video 10 times. I should have watched thru to the end, the graph really put it all together

[@Crawdaddy1420]

Been running blumats for 5 or so years & now finally understand😂 thank you! Definitely need a meter! Crawdaddy

[@richarddunfield4010]

Where did you get it from the blue match system that is

[@Crawdaddy1420]

From sustainable village. Been really good to me

[@richarddunfield4010]

@@Crawdaddy1420 hey crawdaddy I live in Kansas City Missouri I don't know if they have anything like that I am very new to this I haven't even got seeds in the ground but I spent about $6,000 so far and I want to get the blue mat system because I drive over the road and I'll need it to water

[@Crawdaddy1420]

No problem & welcome 🙏. Sustainable village is in CO but sent me a great little kit. They were easy to reach on their website & can hook you up. I would also look at Sottys real buckets or an earthbox type system. Really easy way IMO

[@richarddunfield4010]

Does it water six plants crawdaddy I have a 27 gallon tote I bought a irrigation pump to keep the water moving in it will that 27 gallon pump what are all six of my plants

[@timsmyth7942]

jeremy been saying “heighth” for years it cracks me up

[@BuildASoil]

🤣

[@bonzhaigardenguy2316]

I run blumats consistently and a couple things I learned - 1) when bleeding the air from lines, I had better results bleeding from the actual carrots themselves rather than a purge valve. 2) when doing the hanging drip calibration, the directions for mine said when you get the drip hanging, half an arrow past where the hanging drop is, would make it so you wouldn’t have a runaway carrot, I found that 1 full arrow turn worked better if you plan on topping the reservoir to full. Always enjoy the content

[@calicann9676]

Smart man, Jeremy. Solid video.

[@threatwonk6761]

Jeremy - you forced me to calculate the difference in height and my inconsistency with BluMat problem! Thank you -My tank is too close (Vertically) - the pressure significantly changed with amount in the res. I'm raising it to max and recall. THANX AGAIN!!! PS - (Aeration at the bottom only raises the perch water table. Once I understood that, I stopped putting pumice in the bottom inch. Pot elevators much more effective)

[@IntoTheFire777]

I really went crazy with FIMing just to see what would happen. I had 8 top branches I LSTed to be bushy for a Scrog, I FIMed all 8 tops, did about a 30 degree cut to leave a little of the top. Each one turned into a 4 to 8 separate top sites, I was VERY pleased with the results. I highly recommend experimenting with it if you have the Veg time.

[@BuildASoil]

Very nice thank you for the feedback.

[@WestSide2400]

Thank you to both Jeremy and the BAS team for the watering specific content, as it is likely the greatest area of opportunity for novice and experienced living soil growers alike - much appreciated. On a side note, perhaps some oil (perhaps from someone’s hand) made it onto your lens and it’s in need of cleaning - the colors and image are slightly blurry, and overall has appeared muted for the past 5+ episodes or so.

[@Joedirtsoilwork970]

This is why I love this channel Jeremy and his wonderful community and company! Transparency means everything.

[@stangmann1521]

I enjoy hand-watering. Always scouting out for potential problems I might see. I scope each plant & leaves to look for bugs or any problems.

[@megaflux7144]

exactly! bypassing learning key skills like proper watering bypasses all the things that go with those skills. that sensor going to tell you youve got a fungus gnat or spider mite infestation?

[@stangmann1521]

@@megaflux7144 yes, that's it 👍Always looking 🎯🥸

[@stangcobra592]

If your an indoor home grower with a couple tents hand watering should be the norm, but many growers don't know how to do it correctly, too lazy, looking for convenience etc..

[@Rjupsleeve]

8:06 eastern BAS how long can you keep the q,aloe,root wise in your 3 gal sprayer . 3 days week month . Thanks man for being some one to help.I could go on on 😮 about the love I see with bas .

[@thomaspitts2032]

18:00 I noticed when you took your clones you switched #3 and #4 if you count them top to bottom left to right. You put the #4 plant cuts into the #3 cup and #3 cuts into the #4 cup. The #4 plant that was loud when you cut is now labeled #3. Just didn't want one of those to be a keeper and accidentally pitch the wrong one👍. Love this channel! Keep up the great work it's helping a lot of people!

[@BuildASoil]

Thank you ! We cleared it up after filming!

[@Chris-cq5dy]

Thanks for all the information the ladies are looking great ✌️ 🔥

[@PuresG1ft]

47:22 „IT‘S JUST A PRANK SIS!“ 😂

[@dannybell926]

I really liked the class at the end

[@GenXPawPaw1975]

Build A Soil Sunday 💪 ...that needs to be a tshirt 😂

[@Mrmike1969]

Agree 💯

[@SaulGodman4200]

As a beginner, I always had some problems with watering and fertilizer. Since using Living Soil and the Blumat tensiometer I have had very good results and the plants love it. I can only recommend the Blumat Tensiometer to anyone who has problems with the right moisture, it is very accurate and works really well. In my experience, the sweetspot is around 90 Mbar. In practice, I usually keep the moisture between 60-120 Mbar, works perfect for me. Your presentation at the end was very interesting and makes sense to me, next time I will try and stick around 50-80 mbar. I'm really curious how it works in connection with the Blumat watering system and what will your sweetspot of Mbar.

[@megaflux7144]

i mean.. you could also learn to PROPERLY deal with watering instead of dealing with unnecessary "idiot-proof" gadgets that bypass the learning process.

[@SaulGodman4200]

@@megaflux7144 It doesn't bypass the learning process, it helps, I don't use any automatic water system, I still water by hand. If you have such a green thumb, be happy. Let everyone do what they think is right, bro.

[@megaflux7144]

@@SaulGodman4200 it does bypass the learning process. people should be able to figure out how to NOT drown plants without too much difficulty.. like stick a finger in the dirt. same with the nutes, if you arent examining the leaves youre not learning how the plants communicate.

[@timstultz4387]

@@megaflux7144 I’ve found that regardless wet or dry it’s good to watch your runoff. If you water without runoff you have no clue what ppm of your soil or medium is. Testing runoff absolutely will shock you. You might be trying to run around 800ppm feedings but you water with clean water no nutrients and test runoff at 2500ppm. This tends to happen if you don’t do watering to 20% runoff with every feeding. Even with runoff you still get buildup. I love blumats for trips you can’t be there to water for a week. Blumats can’t really water to 20% runoff. That’s a runaway blumat which I have experienced. They work but they’re for special circumstances if you feed through a res with nutrientsand you need to leave. I personally hand water and test runoff weekly. If ppm is high just flush with clean water till runoff is at desired ppm. Blumats will build ppm in the soil. Keep an eye on them. I’d like to set it and forget it but this is a major issue regardless of method. Always check. The 20% runoff is a DTW system. Hand water or pump water through plants till they over fill and let go of any water they can’t hold. The water put in should be 80% retention 20% waste. Drain that waste away. It’s not a cheap way but it’s effective

[@jwgrower81]

Love the shirt homie great episode

[@davidgraf1594]

Blu mats are a great tool and can be problematic if the tool is used incorrectly you do a great job of explaining that part 👍

[@georgem.6136]

Man this was informative! It was to everyone’s benefit the Blumat incident happened! Awesome video!

[@theodorearvanitis7269]

I have been experimenting with ecowitt moisture meters in 30 gal pots. Make sure you get lots of water around probe when watering. If you get a dry pocket near one the readings will be off. Do not be afraid to get your ecowitt moisture meter wet. She is tough.

[@oztraliangrown8208]

Glad the moisture metre comes with a cover now, didn't when I got mine

[@boz9666]

Waiting for an autoflower update! Great video as always!

[@littlenugs9942]

Thanks guys for such a great video. From explaining the reasoning why you flooded out, and what your doing to fix the problem. To the white board. Late in my grow I pulled the blumats out of storage and paired it to both the ecowit sensors, and the blumats moisture meter. I find the ecowit reads between 40-45 when I have the blumat sensor at about 80mrb. I am just sharing my observation. Thanks again team B.A.S.. You guys rock!

[@JK-241]

I saw that in the previous video you used the new technique for dialing in the tops w/o the carrot. I was under the impression that needed to be done on something like 15psi (like from their flow reducers). If its possible to calibrate with that method on gravity, that would be sweet. I think for someone like you who is very experienced with watering by hand, it might be better to get the pot to the moisture you know you like, and then calibrate w/ the carrot in the soil, that way your hanging drip is based on what is already in the soil. Gravity systems are more complex imo but they also have less risk (as you can see already!)

[@Crawdaddy1420]

Exactly how I installed my blumats. Has worked fabulous. Only time I flooded is when I accidentally opened a carrot by brushing up against it. Recalibrated & off to the finish line. I think it actually helped 😂

[@leftyz707]

Kick ass white board talk really enjoyed it

[@leftyz707]

This why i ride with bas. So good. Im gonna stick with earthboxs and big autopots. Thanks for all yalls dooooo

[@johnbourke_cr]

That video was EXCEPTIONAL! Thanks guys. We learn by our mistakes, but if we can learn from yours too, even better. Chapeau!

[@somewhereoutthere8801]

I like to dryback to 180mbar before watering. How much it will drop depends on how much you water, a deep watering, around 5%, will drop it to 30, but less, like 2%, will only wet the top, which will force moisture to be wicked deeper, but will stay in the 80-120. I’ve dried back to 250-300 and plants weren’t wilting, no burn also, but I never feed heavy. In most cases I am using saponins and aim for closer to that 10%.

[@cory476]

Great information 👍

[@wildwillie419]

Would you consider trying terracotta ollas for watering next round? Essentially large in-dirt terracotta vessels which seep fresh water.

[@BroncoFan6548]

Nice marker board

[@andrewtice5756]

Just here to make sure you turn clockwise after the hanging drip, last episode you opened the carrot counterclockwise past the hanging drip, that’s probably why you flooded.

[@rse62965]

He didn't address that...I wonder if he's gonna flood again 🤔

[@Sirsmokealot-f5i]

Was thinkingvthe same thing he went the wrong way he opened instead of closing

[@Crazypug-eh7xi]

Always look forward to seeing the updates

[@TheHotshot2369]

Jeremy love the way you went into detail on training the way I do...🎉🎉🎉

[@_1167]

Good luck with the Blumat , I’ve tried in 3 different runs in 6 pots and every time I had at least 1 “runaway” that flooded my tent. I really wanted them to work to make it easier to go away for a long weekend but just hasn’t worked out. Also purchased a moister meter and that failed halfway through flower.

[@GrowDaddyTV]

WoW!!!! Thank you for giving so much great detail about watering with the Blumate. I hope to apply this to my next grow... You Da Man... Great Video!!!!!!!

[@farriskush1552]

I use 15 gal grassroots and water in 5% at 180ish drops to 50ish and cycles is about every 3rd day watering

[@curtis7044]

I would love an in depth discussion like this for the Ecowitt since that’s all I have to monitor moisture

[@OFF-GRIDPhenohunt]

Great Video!

[@gazt657]

Thanks j priceless information brother 👍

[@sunvalleyorganics]

I was using a 55 gal res with the blusoak tape and a pump setup, but I think because my res was handfilled and not consistently filled to the top I constantly had runaways in the beds. Which is weird because I had a pressure regulator hooked up along with a gauge to see the pressure going into the lines and never saw a real change. Sustainable Village or I never figured it out so I pulled them and went back to handwatering. When they worked they were the best, but when they didn't they were just too much of an issue. Runaways, blusoak having pinholes in it every other cycle, Moisture sensors going out, etc.. unfortunate but flooding is unacceptable for me.

[@ExtremePlantGrowing]

Epic video . Go Earthbox!

[@ronnfoxx8472]

im ready to try the living soil.

[@daddiebbrown]

Great video

[@Pam-m4p]

New information to keep me motivated ❤ thanks for all you share and do for this amazing community 😊

[@moreheatingac791]

Awesome vids keep it up

[@ant7334]

Garden looks great Jeremy keep up the good work

[@GLClarity]

what i do to keep from flooding is wait to do the hanging drip after i water in and leave the carrots in the water 24 hours instead of 15 minutes … still got the same ones in for the last 4 runs perpetually just water in slightly once a week that keeps them from pulling the water out the carrot , and let’s me run silica and microbes and organic seperate to keep the water in the red clean

[@paynematt73]

Thank you, Jeremy! I’m curious about the ecowit moisture meter. Could it accurately measure a 15 gallon fabric pot? Would it be able to get readings in a pot that goes twice the devices size deep? Thanks again!!

[@davidlynnbrown1]

You answered so many questions about watering. Thank you!

[@FuNnY71818]

Great video. Thanks for the explanation.

[@melvinrice9078]

I super croped all of my runs for several years untill i tried growing an og kush from ilgm. It would herm every time. I decided to not take the chance. I still top and lst.

[@xboxpoe751]

What could you think would cause that? Too many hormones blasting up to compensate for the stress?

[@Kevin-mv6gv]

Always beautiful

[@schuyleryager9677]

Head Pressure is the technical term for potential energy of elevated water. Measured feet or inches of head 😜 Great info in the video! Thanks Jeremy.

[@Dweebus84]

As always, top notch video! Thank you Jeremy and the BAS crew for making this happen!! You guys are awesome.

[@brianfuller3092]

Good Info

[@smallfocusedmemes126]

Hi Jeremy! Love your series (Been watching since Season 3). I've seen alot of guys moving from Raised living soil beds to SiP beds, would love for you to integrate this into season 6!

[@enzobudz]

EnzoBUDS in the building

[@manu_vuna]

legends ❤ build a soil 💯💪💪

[@anthonyromano8565]

One note. When the plant matures the roots completely encapsulate the ceramic cone. So at that point it is measuring the moisture of the plant not the soil. The plant will tell the sensor when to water.

[@timpage5021]

Very good point

[@southernvtgrown]

Too many changes and variables in these systems. Blumat flooding grow rooms since 1978

[@jamieruggiero]

Interestingly, Sustainable Village leans more towards 80-120mb for living soil and this video your saying lower. However like you mention they do well in the earth boxes but there is a huge air gap. I'm def interested in watching this one play out. I have been keeping my plants around 65mb and then water again if possible around 120mb. My plants are happy now that I have the meter to record that data. I believe I was in the past definitely guilty of overwatering. 5 gallon pots are hard to keep up with, vs now much larger pots. I can go 2 days mid flower watering down to 65 and then again at 120. Just works for me.

[@oztraliangrown8208]

Pretty sure I used to use 70mbar as my moisture limit when I used em

[@jamieruggiero]

@@oztraliangrown8208 I think that's what we are going to find that it's going to depend on the type of soil used, peat, coco etc. I'm guessing different soil properties may hold onto water and nutrients at different moisture levels. As well as different strains I may prefer it more dry than others. I'm watering less now, than I was in the past. Even in the past I was happy with my harvest. Hoping that using these meters I can make it better quality and quantity. I'll pass on quality for quantity but, at some point even quality has to have a balance with quantity or it just ain't worth it. Electricity cost money

[@billybudz]

I'm sure the amount of pumice/pearlite in your media affects the accuracy. Not to mention naturally occurring barometric pressure changes! The best tool is time in your garden. Footsteps, the best fertilizer...✌️

[@josephunderhile5804]

I've used tape in some plants that broke, and it fixed itself. It did slow it down.

[@fernandoveloso6958]

Hi, I´m from Chile, and bought de ecowitt, and i was hoping you could explain how to set it correctly and water levels that are good and desirable? And if I´m having problems keeping those levels what could be and how to fix it? Love the 10x10 saga, keep it up!

[@ianhayes9254]

Yo yo, thanks for everything you do to everyone at BAS!! You guys should add terracotta plugs as a watering method next season; I've been experimenting with them the past few months with some great success.

[@Hipsters_N_Hippies]

Look into the Penske racing 15ft fuel tower.... You potentially could still have to cut back the blumat’s water flow a little more. ✌🏻🤙🏻

[@southernvtgrown]

Them racing boys were smart, leaders in their day.

[@ohmimprovement5767]

Do you think you'll ever run irrigation to the 4x4 bed? I have the double manifold bluemat system from sustainable village..... it really takes the load off of trying to keep up with that big boy 😂 They need too damn much water!!! Thank god for irrigation and blumats system.

[@JohnnyGreenzz]

Question . Are you running a 5 inch Carrot along with a 9 inch Carrot?

[@ohmimprovement5767]

@@JohnnyGreenzz 9"

[@JohnnyGreenzz]

@@ohmimprovement5767 how many plants and how did it work?

[@ohmimprovement5767]

@stevenwoods1982 I ran 5 big plants this run, they topped out the tent and needed to be super cropped. It keeps up well! I have 4 soaker hoses in my system spread across the bed. And a 17 gal reservoir.

[@JohnnyGreenzz]

@@ohmimprovement5767 that’s great I appreciate the info. That’s the same setup I was looking at and I’m glad you said a 17 gallon for a reservoir because I was unsure. Honestly I’m debating the Blumat setup your running or a olla automatic system from thirsty earth. Any thoughts that would lead me in the right direction? Also do you use that Blumat water meter? Thank you

[@iEnjoyTrains]

The "carrot" is the actual ceramic sensor that looks like a carrot. The markings on the knob are ARROWS. 2 arrows back from a hanging drip is what I use.

[@dr.rodzfix-all4018]

When and how do you add the worms to the new soil?

[@bowlscarred290]

What happened to "Quadrant IV" (the auto-flower tent)?

[@Mrmike1969]

@@superkoopatrooper4879 wanted to see the giant pumpkins again. I’m growing the same pumpkin plants and wanted to compare notes. Maybe Jeremy will see this comment and also I’ll add a suggestion. Make a separate KZbin channel with non weed related content for folks like me who watch for the methods not the weed. This would attract more gardening type people and would help spread the BAS name and methods. Which would drive more sales to the store too. Also the “Build a soil decaf” channel would be monetized by KZbin and Jeremy make more bank. 💵 Regardless, I enjoy any content the channel puts out.Thanks Jeremy

[@chicagoangler]

PLEASE UPDATE THE FEEDING SCHEDULE WITH SOME OF YOUR NEW PRODUCTS, FIX TYPOS, and ADD TIMES ON WHEN TO ACTUALLY APPLY THOSE FEEDINGS. Once a week? Every two weeks? How often should we do those feeds on the schedule? Thanks!

[@Southern_Solventless]

The flooding/clogging is what keeps so many from trusting these systems. They really are great when they work. But when they mess up, it sure can lead to major issues.

[@OutdoorGrowmie]

The blumat never fucks up though, its always a human error.

[@timpage5021]

@@OutdoorGrowmiewrong. They are super finicky and need minor adjustments all the time . Used em for many years and they are not set it and forget it. Far from it

[@southernvtgrown]

Blumat flooding grow rooms since 1978.........fools and their money are soon parted ✌🏼💚🙏🏻

[@jsavage2811]

my experience has very much been set and forget. a little tinkering on initial install and nothing more. I do use a chambered float which shuts off the line on empty res and holds water in the irrigation part of the system, as its when ive got air in there that ive had issues.

[@OutdoorGrowmie]

@@timpage5021 i used them for many years too and had no major problems, it actually was set and forget for me after getting to know them a bit.

[@hughlondon7157]

I’m a few weeks in on my first ever grow from seed using your products (no till living soil bundle + a mix of oly, nightcrawler castings, peat, and pumice), and so far I’m blown away! Watering nutrients in with the Chapin makes things so simple as well. Just wondering, if I don’t add beneficial insects using everything fresh, will the nutrients still become available in the coming months or do I absolutely have to add worms myself? Will there be baby worms in the castings already? Thanks for all that you do for the community!

[@hughlondon7157]

Growing indoors in a 5x5 with a 650 W bar light, 2 AC infinity clip fans, and 1 in-line fan and carbon filter exhausting the tent all hooked up to controller 69

[@g-man9684]

theres plenty microbiology in the compost and castings and you may have some worms hatch but they are not nessasary

[@hughlondon7157]

@@g-man9684thanks !

[@captain_high_street3171]

Love the videos, man! Super informative! Couple questions. I've used blumats for a couple grows, but once I've harvested,, I check the soil towards the bottom of the pot, and it seems dry. How do you think I can maintain the moisture all the way to the bottom? Other question is how you feel about using blumats with worms in the container/bed? Do you think they could create air pockets by the carrots? (I know you haven't used them in awhile, but just wondering what your thoughts are.) And thanks for all the living soil knowledge!!

[@bfouroh]

Such a well considering video As an industrial propagation and Veg supervisor for an athena grow And a home 18 light no-till grower Next would be nutrition available of basic compote tea for a soak- 12h- 24h- 48 h- 72 hr teas I appreciate it a ton

[@jayhaynes4668]

Thank you for the training techniques really enjoy training my plants

[@bengrande8226]

Great video thank you Jeremy, How is the autoflower tent going?

[@kevindelray1094]

Awesome information as always, but what's going on with the 3X3 bed you moved to the "auto flower" tent? I get wanting to geek-out on the Blumats, but I'm unlikely to every use a system like that, actually much less likely than I am to grow a few autoflowers between runs.

[@Noname-kw5wj]

Awesome as per super informative as always 👌💪👏👏🙏

[@sino3979]

That's awesome thanks for the info, does anyone know if this is the type of stuff that gets taught while pursuing a soil sciences degree? If not which degree pathway has this type of curriculum? Thank you.

[@Mrjboomseedco]

I’m thinking of setting up some kind of auto watering system from basic toilet parts and float for my giant earthbox I made and if all goes good I’ll do the same for the next even bigger ebox I’ll make.

[@cannafarmer]

It would be so much easier to not hand water, timing it sucks especially early on

[@Mrjboomseedco]

I don’t mind it but when you have as many plants fruits and veggies other medicinal plants mushrooms like I do the more I can make stuff do work for me efficiently I’m down plus raising 6 kids 6-18 it’s busy ontop of being a traveling welder it’s a handful lol that’s why I do big pots or beds or in ground less watering but this sun has made it rough to keep them hydrated

[@xboxpoe751]

​@@Mrjboomseedco wish my old lady would be more on board with me traveling for work. Got a buddy that's doing a ton of stainless reworks for ethanol plants. Love the shop but that road money is unreal

[@KevinSmith-dq9tz]

Those float valves can work extremely well. Especially when you have a lot going. Just check them from time to time.

[@Mrjboomseedco]

Yes it is I did a lot of stainless back in the day and processed pipe but I was gone more back in those days though I was single and as much as I trust friends to watch my grows I still don’t trust anyone fully but myself lol I’d say start with a 3x3 tent and work your magic on your old lady lol all u need is one ebox and one nice plant to get the ball rolling

[@sjgreenza]

Have you ever tried a HST method called mainlining with your Living Soil?

[@caetanovalente4936]

What about if the reservoir is super full or almost empty? does that change anything in the pressure? Also, sustainable village's new approach with the carrots off adjustment, seems intriguing. Have you tried it?

[@timpage5021]

If you calibrate your caps with the resivour half full it really helps as far as pressure differences from full to near empty

[@Horticulture_Lifestyle]

Love the shirt

[@7munkee]

Would worm castings and perlite alone make a good soil? I had an old buddy back in the 90's that would grow in straight castings, and he seemed to do quite well.

[@admiraloz7668]

Did you mix up the number 3 and 4? When taking clones you called the front right number 3. But when you were super cropping, you called the front right number 4.

[@jamesbroome5798]

I was about to comment on this as well! Pretty sure 3 & 4 are backwards in the cups.

[@jsavage2811]

Blumats, like many things, require some knowledge and experience. once that knowledge and experience is gained then this system is great. letting the plants dictate when and how much water they need can only be a good thing in my view.

[@oztraliangrown8208]

Amazing content as always. Just don't forget the gardeners best tool is his hands 😜 finger bash that soil and it'll tell you all your desires

[@oztraliangrown8208]

... pretty sure I ran between 70-200 when I used em 😅

[@somewhereoutthere8801]

When you reinitialise the blumat tensiometer, you have to hold the power button a couple of seconds, until it displays “oooo”. Do that everytime you resoak and have the electronic top cap disconnected from the carrot.

[@sonofjorel1000]

Great video bud. Informative as always. I live in the Chicagoland area and unfortunately I missed you guys in St. Charles today. It was disappointing to say the least. But I have a big order coming soon and I'm hyped! Thanks for the info bro.

[@chicagoangler]

I saw miles and Martin at the st Charles event. Was awesome and got some seeds from the Rootwise guy. Bummer you missed it

[@sonofjorel1000]

Sure is.

[@hughlondon7157]

Wondering also if it’s okay to transplant directly from a 4” pot into the 15 gal

[@richarddunfield4010]

I would like to know where do I go to get the blue mat system

[@ohighoan]

What would the moisture range be on an eco whit meter in an earthbox?

[@markrodrigue9503]

Say how about some insight I have an old mobile home should I convert the whole thing into a hemp grow with a dry room or use tents throughout to control environment dialed in

[@markrodrigue9503]

What you say tents or seal up cracks add insulation and run grow in each room with no tent ⛺️