Growing Gear We Actually Use

This electric sprayer is sturdy, the battery lasts and it beats the hell out of a pump sprayer.

This is our go-to home germination soil mix. It is reliable, lightweight and perfect for germinating cannabis seeds.

We like this humidity dome because it has height and adjustable vents, both of which are important.

RootMaker is a company focused on building strong root systems. This is our preferred tray to avoid transplant shock.

RootMaker is a company focused on building strong root systems. This is our preferred tray to avoid transplant shock.

Great pot for encouraging a strong root ball. Thick and easy to clean and reuse season after season.

We love these RootMaker fabric pots because they encourage root pruning for a strong root ball and are white on the outside to decrease excess heat in the root zone.

You can't go wrong with Happy Frog, and choosing the right soil base is very important to set yourself up for success.

This is our go-to home germination soil mix. It is reliable, lightweight and perfect for germinating cannabis seeds.

For organic growers who want a simple and reliable organic fertilizer solution. Combine this with a good soil base and water only.

For large flowering plants in an organic fertility program, or plants in small pots in need of a boost in flowering.

For organic growers planting autoflowers. This was made specifically for you.

This is a great budget option for growers using traditional salt-based fertilizers. Reliable and consistent.

Necessary tool for raising or lowering the pH of water or nutrient solution. Don't use unless you also have a pH meter.

We have used Bluelab pH and EC pens for years. They are consistent and reliable but they are also on the expensive side. Budget options from other companies also exist, but these are the ones we rely on.

Caterpillars and budworms can be devastating. BTK (Bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki) is our go-to for an organic spray that does a good job at killing them. Make sure to use a good sprayer with fine droplets to ensure good coverage.

Micronized sulfur is actually a fertilizer but is also very effective at controlling russet mites and preventing powdery mildew. Do not spray in flowering as it leaves behind a thin layer of sulfur.

We have used insecticidal soap for years as an effective, organic-approved knockdown spray for a good number of pests, and it's a great tool to have on hand.

This is primarily used in commercial settings but is an excellent preventive spray which keeps many pests and some disease at bay.

Spider mites can be brutal and there are not many organic sprays that are effective. Persimilis predatory mites are truly the only thing we have found to work against them. We like to get 2-3 orders spaced about 3-5 days apart to ensure total elimination of spider mite adults and larvae.

Great at trapping fungus gnats and generally monitoring pest level around the soil and in the canopy.

Great at trapping and monitoring thrips.

Great quality pruning scissors. We also have extra pairs on hand as this is a tool we always have on us when doing plant work.

Great quality handheld microscope. Really lets you see even the smallest mite or trichome.

Handy to have when doing low stress training, especially when growing indoors.

We always use trellis netting when growing indoors to keep flowers separated from one another and maintain good airflow around the colas.

Great book to learn about organic living soil gardening.