[Hoss_Beardman]

Have not tried it. However I like putting seedlings or fresh cuts into gentle soil mix with some better soil below it in a dixie cup.

Also their website vaguely says add their mix to “potting soil”.  Saying “potting soil” is an extremely loose term that could cover a huge variety of products; all that would act differently to their product.

Bigger the pot, the less hassle.. IMO

I use some of these products and follow the methods outlined in their Youtube.

https://buildasoil.com/?variant=43537769201852

This is a wealth of information when deciding to transition to soil.  The whole youtube series is helpful even for experienced growers.

[Hoss_Beardman]

Genetics.  Good plants can take a beating and still produce dense quality nugs.

Also keep in mind we all do the best with what we have. I try to not invest large amounts of money into lighting and throw away soils and nutrients.

Reducing the number of flowering nodes to 7 or less  per branch will reduce the light undergrowth (LARF) and focus energy in your canopy.

[Hoss_Beardman]

Impressive

[Hoss_Beardman]

Are you running a monocrop or have you got different plants?  Seeds of the same strain can vary in size, stretch, consumption of nutrients and a bunch of other things.

Sometimes a plants just requires more feeding then others.  There’s a chance it was overwatered and stunted at a crucial time.

 

Switch to real no till soil and throw the nutrient lines away.

[Hoss_Beardman]

What size pot? What’s your setup and nutrients?

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