Author soma , bonsai plants, and guano

[SOG420]

I just bought a book by soma about cultivation and wondered if any has seen him @ cannabis cup 2003 or seen his website.
Secondly My friend was wondering if he had a mixed crop where some were 1/3 the size of about 85% of the rest (clones label missing so mystery plants left to veg)
and last He was wondering if anyone had positive experience with guano (seagull and bat)?

SOG420 Reviewed by SOG420 on 03-24-2008. Author soma , bonsai plants, and guano I just bought a book by soma about cultivation and wondered if any has seen him @ cannabis cup 2003 or seen his website. Secondly My friend was wondering if he had a mixed crop where some were 1/3 the size of about 85% of the rest (clones label missing so mystery plants left to veg) and last He was wondering if anyone had positive experience with guano (seagull and bat)? Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

-Soma's a smart guy, a good representative of our cause, and a good breeder. His organic methods are rock solid and so is his breeding work.
-Strains grow differently. It happens. Some stuff just doesn't stretch too much in flower.
-Yes.

Hint, if you are going to be talking shop here, use something other than a picture of yourself for an av. Scary!

[Mr. Clandestine]

I've really enjoyed reading Soma's gardening techniques, he's SO caring and passionate about cultivating his favorite herb & keeping his plants 'happy'.

I'm a guano fanatic, and Soma is one of the reasons that's so. I started using Guanokalong in flower after I heard him mention it, and love the results that come with it. I've also heard him mention using Budswell in place of the guano, but I've yet to try that stuff out yet. Heard good things, though.

And definitely heed Stinky's advice, lose that photo! Take care. :jointsmile: