True Living Organics - The Ultimate Guide to Growing All-Natural Marijuana Indoors (2012)

REV’S TIP
Don’t go too cheap with your choice of bagged soil mix or this could
cause you problems down the road. In TLO growing we recycle our soil;
you don’t have to, but I’ll show you how. Also, avoid soil mixes with a lot of peat moss in them.
The peat moss, when recycled, tends to cause the soil mix pH to dive through the floor, and
extreme corrective measures need to be taken. Finally, avoid using clear plastic cups. Both the
plant roots and the microlife prefer the dark, so any light on the roots is detrimental.
Imported Clones and TLO
Think REAL hard about doing this, my green friends. I highly recommend that you start your plants
from seeds, then make your own clones to use from then on. Bringing in clones from friends or clubs,
in my experience, almost always results in some kind of nasty ass parasitic hitchhiker, like powdery
mildew, spider mites, root aphids, or thrips, not to mention any killer viruses or pathogenic microbial
life that may be on board. Get some decent seeds; find me at Kingdom Organic Seeds (KOS) and I
will fix you up with some born and bred TLO beauties. I recommend not going with feminized seeds
if you plan on doing any breeding with them, but apart from that, it’s your call. Just use some good
genetics and your garden will be so very much more productive and happy than if you’re using
inferior S1 (selfed), bottlenecked or otherwise messed-up genetics. Come on over to the forums
online at Skunk Magazine because that place is full of great people and as far as I know, great
genetics.
A very happy all organic TLO clone in full growing force