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Congrats to @peninsula_gardensss for winning 2026 Flower of the Year with Fun Dip and to @miloudflower for winning 2026 Rosin of the Year with Deathstar.
 
Both gardens are running the POWDERS. Two completely different cuts, two different operations, both finishing at the top of the room. That is the part we keep coming back to. The feed is one part of the program, the gardens themselves are doing the work, and watching it land at this level never stops being the best part of the job.
 
Year 5 of @bringyourbestbag and @firstsmokeoftheday put together a hell of a night, and having @propersmokeleague in the building for the finalist runs was the right move. Real competition, real smoke, real people in the room.
 
Thank you to everyone who pulled up to talk shop, ran us through what you have been dialing in, and showed love to the brand. The conversations were the best part of the weekend.
 
Honored to be a partner alongside the rest of the crew who made it happen. See you at year 6. 💧#terpchasers #feedyourfire

Congrats to @peninsula_gardensss for winning 2026 Flower of the Year with Fun Dip and to @miloudflower for winning 2026 Rosin of the Year with Deathstar.
 
Both gardens are running the POWDERS. Two completely different cuts, two different operations, both finishing at the top of the room. That is the part we keep coming back to. The feed is one part of the program, the gardens themselves are doing the work, and watching it land at this level never stops being the best part of the job.
 
Year 5 of @bringyourbestbag and @firstsmokeoftheday put together a hell of a night, and having @propersmokeleague in the building for the finalist runs was the right move. Real competition, real smoke, real people in the room.
 
Thank you to everyone who pulled up to talk shop, ran us through what you have been dialing in, and showed love to the brand. The conversations were the best part of the weekend.
 
Honored to be a partner alongside the rest of the crew who made it happen. See you at year 6. 💧#terpchasers #feedyourfire

Congrats to @peninsula_gardensss for winning 2026 Flower of the Year with Fun Dip and to @miloudflower for winning 2026 Rosin of the Year with Deathstar.
 
Both gardens are running the POWDERS. Two completely different cuts, two different operations, both finishing at the top of the room. That is the part we keep coming back to. The feed is one part of the program, the gardens themselves are doing the work, and watching it land at this level never stops being the best part of the job.
 
Year 5 of @bringyourbestbag and @firstsmokeoftheday put together a hell of a night, and having @propersmokeleague in the building for the finalist runs was the right move. Real competition, real smoke, real people in the room.
 
Thank you to everyone who pulled up to talk shop, ran us through what you have been dialing in, and showed love to the brand. The conversations were the best part of the weekend.
 
Honored to be a partner alongside the rest of the crew who made it happen. See you at year 6. 💧#terpchasers #feedyourfire

Stock tanks are where most feed problems start, indoor or out. The concentration you mix today is what the injector pulls from every event until the stock runs out, which means whatever you got wrong at mix is still wrong on the last pull.
 
Outdoor operators feel this faster. Day to night temperature swings move the solution around inside the tote, and what is sitting at the draw line in the morning is not always what was there the night before.
 
What is keeping your stocks consistent? Recirc pumps, paddle agitators, draw line placement, mixing cadence, weekly EC validation? Drop your tips below.
 
Run it clean. Feed your fire. 💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

IGPD said no nugs, no trichs, no colas.

So enjoy the blur. Trust the blur.

Drip grows good blur. Trust us.💧
#terpchasers #feedyourfire​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

A soil thermometer at 4” tells you more about your May garden than any air temperature reading will. The canopy responds to sunlight. The root zone runs on its own clock, and through May in most of the country, that clock is still running cold.

A plant sitting in 55°F soil is not the same plant as one sitting in 70°F soil, even if the air above them is identical. Uptake changes. Chemistry at the rhizosphere changes. What the feed can actually deliver changes. The garden tells you when the root zone is ready, but only if the operator is reading the right variable. 💧
#terpchasers #feedyourfire

A soil thermometer at 4” tells you more about your May garden than any air temperature reading will. The canopy responds to sunlight. The root zone runs on its own clock, and through May in most of the country, that clock is still running cold.

A plant sitting in 55°F soil is not the same plant as one sitting in 70°F soil, even if the air above them is identical. Uptake changes. Chemistry at the rhizosphere changes. What the feed can actually deliver changes. The garden tells you when the root zone is ready, but only if the operator is reading the right variable. 💧
#terpchasers #feedyourfire

A soil thermometer at 4” tells you more about your May garden than any air temperature reading will. The canopy responds to sunlight. The root zone runs on its own clock, and through May in most of the country, that clock is still running cold.

A plant sitting in 55°F soil is not the same plant as one sitting in 70°F soil, even if the air above them is identical. Uptake changes. Chemistry at the rhizosphere changes. What the feed can actually deliver changes. The garden tells you when the root zone is ready, but only if the operator is reading the right variable. 💧
#terpchasers #feedyourfire

A soil thermometer at 4” tells you more about your May garden than any air temperature reading will. The canopy responds to sunlight. The root zone runs on its own clock, and through May in most of the country, that clock is still running cold.

A plant sitting in 55°F soil is not the same plant as one sitting in 70°F soil, even if the air above them is identical. Uptake changes. Chemistry at the rhizosphere changes. What the feed can actually deliver changes. The garden tells you when the root zone is ready, but only if the operator is reading the right variable. 💧
#terpchasers #feedyourfire

A soil thermometer at 4” tells you more about your May garden than any air temperature reading will. The canopy responds to sunlight. The root zone runs on its own clock, and through May in most of the country, that clock is still running cold.

A plant sitting in 55°F soil is not the same plant as one sitting in 70°F soil, even if the air above them is identical. Uptake changes. Chemistry at the rhizosphere changes. What the feed can actually deliver changes. The garden tells you when the root zone is ready, but only if the operator is reading the right variable. 💧
#terpchasers #feedyourfire

A soil thermometer at 4” tells you more about your May garden than any air temperature reading will. The canopy responds to sunlight. The root zone runs on its own clock, and through May in most of the country, that clock is still running cold.

A plant sitting in 55°F soil is not the same plant as one sitting in 70°F soil, even if the air above them is identical. Uptake changes. Chemistry at the rhizosphere changes. What the feed can actually deliver changes. The garden tells you when the root zone is ready, but only if the operator is reading the right variable. 💧
#terpchasers #feedyourfire

A soil thermometer at 4” tells you more about your May garden than any air temperature reading will. The canopy responds to sunlight. The root zone runs on its own clock, and through May in most of the country, that clock is still running cold.

A plant sitting in 55°F soil is not the same plant as one sitting in 70°F soil, even if the air above them is identical. Uptake changes. Chemistry at the rhizosphere changes. What the feed can actually deliver changes. The garden tells you when the root zone is ready, but only if the operator is reading the right variable. 💧
#terpchasers #feedyourfire

Outdoor runs put more pressure on the feed than indoor ever will. Bigger temperature swings, longer irrigation windows, and water sources that move on you across the season. The feed has to hold from the stock tank to the root zone no matter what the day looks like.

POWDERS were built for that. Powder A runs 15% nitrate nitrogen and 19% calcium with zero ammonium, which keeps pH stable through long injector runs. Powder B carries the PK load alongside 13.1% sulfur, which is what underwrites terpene development through the back half of bloom. Powder C is the late flower push, concentrated enough to move EC at low gram-per-gallon doses without disturbing the rest of the feed.

Independent levers for every move the season asks for, dialed by the gram. 💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

This is the farm at Murry Bergtraum Educational Campus in Lower Manhattan, run by Teens for Food Justice and operated by students.

Vertical racks. NFT channels. Full-spectrum lighting. A real fertigation skid. Bok choy, butterhead, curly kale, amaranth, mint, sorrel. The kind of crop diversity that asks something specific from the feed.

The skid is running Drip Hydro FLUIDS. Base A and Base B in the stock tanks. Same chemistry that runs commercial c4nn4 fertigation, lower EC target, same formulation logic underneath.

Teens for Food Justice runs farms across 22 Title I middle and high schools in NYC and Denver, with each campus producing up to 10,000 pounds of food per year for school cafeterias, families, and local food partners. The students at Murry Bergtraum are not visiting this system. They run it. They check EC, manage transplants, harvest weekly, and put real food into the cafeteria downstairs.

That is what chemistry built for the system looks like outside a c4nn4biz room.
@teensforfoodjustice @uamakesthefuture💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

This is the farm at Murry Bergtraum Educational Campus in Lower Manhattan, run by Teens for Food Justice and operated by students.

Vertical racks. NFT channels. Full-spectrum lighting. A real fertigation skid. Bok choy, butterhead, curly kale, amaranth, mint, sorrel. The kind of crop diversity that asks something specific from the feed.

The skid is running Drip Hydro FLUIDS. Base A and Base B in the stock tanks. Same chemistry that runs commercial c4nn4 fertigation, lower EC target, same formulation logic underneath.

Teens for Food Justice runs farms across 22 Title I middle and high schools in NYC and Denver, with each campus producing up to 10,000 pounds of food per year for school cafeterias, families, and local food partners. The students at Murry Bergtraum are not visiting this system. They run it. They check EC, manage transplants, harvest weekly, and put real food into the cafeteria downstairs.

That is what chemistry built for the system looks like outside a c4nn4biz room.
@teensforfoodjustice @uamakesthefuture💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

This is the farm at Murry Bergtraum Educational Campus in Lower Manhattan, run by Teens for Food Justice and operated by students.

Vertical racks. NFT channels. Full-spectrum lighting. A real fertigation skid. Bok choy, butterhead, curly kale, amaranth, mint, sorrel. The kind of crop diversity that asks something specific from the feed.

The skid is running Drip Hydro FLUIDS. Base A and Base B in the stock tanks. Same chemistry that runs commercial c4nn4 fertigation, lower EC target, same formulation logic underneath.

Teens for Food Justice runs farms across 22 Title I middle and high schools in NYC and Denver, with each campus producing up to 10,000 pounds of food per year for school cafeterias, families, and local food partners. The students at Murry Bergtraum are not visiting this system. They run it. They check EC, manage transplants, harvest weekly, and put real food into the cafeteria downstairs.

That is what chemistry built for the system looks like outside a c4nn4biz room.
@teensforfoodjustice @uamakesthefuture💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

This is the farm at Murry Bergtraum Educational Campus in Lower Manhattan, run by Teens for Food Justice and operated by students.

Vertical racks. NFT channels. Full-spectrum lighting. A real fertigation skid. Bok choy, butterhead, curly kale, amaranth, mint, sorrel. The kind of crop diversity that asks something specific from the feed.

The skid is running Drip Hydro FLUIDS. Base A and Base B in the stock tanks. Same chemistry that runs commercial c4nn4 fertigation, lower EC target, same formulation logic underneath.

Teens for Food Justice runs farms across 22 Title I middle and high schools in NYC and Denver, with each campus producing up to 10,000 pounds of food per year for school cafeterias, families, and local food partners. The students at Murry Bergtraum are not visiting this system. They run it. They check EC, manage transplants, harvest weekly, and put real food into the cafeteria downstairs.

That is what chemistry built for the system looks like outside a c4nn4biz room.
@teensforfoodjustice @uamakesthefuture💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

This is the farm at Murry Bergtraum Educational Campus in Lower Manhattan, run by Teens for Food Justice and operated by students.

Vertical racks. NFT channels. Full-spectrum lighting. A real fertigation skid. Bok choy, butterhead, curly kale, amaranth, mint, sorrel. The kind of crop diversity that asks something specific from the feed.

The skid is running Drip Hydro FLUIDS. Base A and Base B in the stock tanks. Same chemistry that runs commercial c4nn4 fertigation, lower EC target, same formulation logic underneath.

Teens for Food Justice runs farms across 22 Title I middle and high schools in NYC and Denver, with each campus producing up to 10,000 pounds of food per year for school cafeterias, families, and local food partners. The students at Murry Bergtraum are not visiting this system. They run it. They check EC, manage transplants, harvest weekly, and put real food into the cafeteria downstairs.

That is what chemistry built for the system looks like outside a c4nn4biz room.
@teensforfoodjustice @uamakesthefuture💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

Plants do not care what brand made the nitrate.

They care whether the nitrogen is in a form they can use, whether the calcium stays soluble, and whether the iron stays available across the pH range the system actually runs. Those questions get answered in the formulation, not the marketing.

That is why the same chemistry that runs commercial cannabis can run a working hydroponic farm inside a New York City public school. More on that next.💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

Plants do not care what brand made the nitrate.

They care whether the nitrogen is in a form they can use, whether the calcium stays soluble, and whether the iron stays available across the pH range the system actually runs. Those questions get answered in the formulation, not the marketing.

That is why the same chemistry that runs commercial cannabis can run a working hydroponic farm inside a New York City public school. More on that next.💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

Plants do not care what brand made the nitrate.

They care whether the nitrogen is in a form they can use, whether the calcium stays soluble, and whether the iron stays available across the pH range the system actually runs. Those questions get answered in the formulation, not the marketing.

That is why the same chemistry that runs commercial cannabis can run a working hydroponic farm inside a New York City public school. More on that next.💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

Plants do not care what brand made the nitrate.

They care whether the nitrogen is in a form they can use, whether the calcium stays soluble, and whether the iron stays available across the pH range the system actually runs. Those questions get answered in the formulation, not the marketing.

That is why the same chemistry that runs commercial cannabis can run a working hydroponic farm inside a New York City public school. More on that next.💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

Plants do not care what brand made the nitrate.

They care whether the nitrogen is in a form they can use, whether the calcium stays soluble, and whether the iron stays available across the pH range the system actually runs. Those questions get answered in the formulation, not the marketing.

That is why the same chemistry that runs commercial cannabis can run a working hydroponic farm inside a New York City public school. More on that next.💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

Plants do not care what brand made the nitrate.

They care whether the nitrogen is in a form they can use, whether the calcium stays soluble, and whether the iron stays available across the pH range the system actually runs. Those questions get answered in the formulation, not the marketing.

That is why the same chemistry that runs commercial cannabis can run a working hydroponic farm inside a New York City public school. More on that next.💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

Rooting starts before the clone hits the cube.

Dip puts 0.35% IBA exactly where the decision gets made.

Clear gel, clean signal, consistent clones. 💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

15 years inside. Then this.

Sun on your back. Electric bike between rows. Open sky instead of a ceiling.

Jesse’s family has been working this ground in Northern Michigan for over a century. Exotic Matter & The Flavor Farm is two years into running POWDERS out here, and the rhythm of an outdoor garden on artesian water is a different animal than running rooms.

His words: it’s just a much better lifestyle. Full video on our YouTube💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire

Same mothers. Same media. Same environment. Different rooting windows.

At a few hundred cuttings a week, the three Dip application methods are roughly equivalent. At a few thousand, method becomes one of the most influential variables in the whole clone room, because every cut is an open wound and whatever the gel touches is available to the forming tissue.

The Dip Cloning SOP locks the method alongside the humidity progression, media moisture targets, and early feeding cadence that protect the tray after the signal lands. Link in bio.💧
#terpchasers #feedyourfire

Same mothers. Same media. Same environment. Different rooting windows.

At a few hundred cuttings a week, the three Dip application methods are roughly equivalent. At a few thousand, method becomes one of the most influential variables in the whole clone room, because every cut is an open wound and whatever the gel touches is available to the forming tissue.

The Dip Cloning SOP locks the method alongside the humidity progression, media moisture targets, and early feeding cadence that protect the tray after the signal lands. Link in bio.💧
#terpchasers #feedyourfire

Same mothers. Same media. Same environment. Different rooting windows.

At a few hundred cuttings a week, the three Dip application methods are roughly equivalent. At a few thousand, method becomes one of the most influential variables in the whole clone room, because every cut is an open wound and whatever the gel touches is available to the forming tissue.

The Dip Cloning SOP locks the method alongside the humidity progression, media moisture targets, and early feeding cadence that protect the tray after the signal lands. Link in bio.💧
#terpchasers #feedyourfire

Same mothers. Same media. Same environment. Different rooting windows.

At a few hundred cuttings a week, the three Dip application methods are roughly equivalent. At a few thousand, method becomes one of the most influential variables in the whole clone room, because every cut is an open wound and whatever the gel touches is available to the forming tissue.

The Dip Cloning SOP locks the method alongside the humidity progression, media moisture targets, and early feeding cadence that protect the tray after the signal lands. Link in bio.💧
#terpchasers #feedyourfire

Same mothers. Same media. Same environment. Different rooting windows.

At a few hundred cuttings a week, the three Dip application methods are roughly equivalent. At a few thousand, method becomes one of the most influential variables in the whole clone room, because every cut is an open wound and whatever the gel touches is available to the forming tissue.

The Dip Cloning SOP locks the method alongside the humidity progression, media moisture targets, and early feeding cadence that protect the tray after the signal lands. Link in bio.💧
#terpchasers #feedyourfire

Same mothers. Same media. Same environment. Different rooting windows.

At a few hundred cuttings a week, the three Dip application methods are roughly equivalent. At a few thousand, method becomes one of the most influential variables in the whole clone room, because every cut is an open wound and whatever the gel touches is available to the forming tissue.

The Dip Cloning SOP locks the method alongside the humidity progression, media moisture targets, and early feeding cadence that protect the tray after the signal lands. Link in bio.💧
#terpchasers #feedyourfire

*Giveaway closed, Winners selected in caption below*

Michigan’s been a legacy cannabis state long before the legal market caught up. Mota Rebel has been making seeds through all of it — over two decades of F1 work, Jar Jar Stinks lines, and Chem91VA x Deathstar crosses that speak for themselves.

Last year, MI Loud Flower took Mota Rebel’s Kota’s Kush, ran it on Drip Hydro POWDERS, and took home two category wins at the 2025 Michigan Zalympix: Gassiest and Heaviest Hitting.

Today, we’re celebrating 4/20 With a Giveaway with @mota_rebel_genetics_ and @miloudflower.

🥇 1st Place * @baskgrows *
• 2 Packs Jar Jar Stinks BX2
• 2 Packs Reservoir Riches
• 2 Packs Lord Fader
• 1 Pack Jar Berry
• Mota Rebel tee or hoodie
• Drip Hydro shirt and hat

🥈 2nd Place * @bowserflowers *
• 1 Pack Jar Jar Stinks BX2
• 1 Pack Reservoir Riches
• 1 Pack Sherb-N-Legend
• 1 Pack Jar Berry
• Mota Rebel tee or hoodie
• Drip Hydro shirt and hat

🥉 3rd Place * @treetroit_city2 *
• 1 Pack Reservoir Riches
• 1 Pack Sherb-N-Legend
• 1 Pack Jar Berry
• Mota Rebel tee or hoodie
• Drip Hydro shirt and hat

To enter:
• Follow @mota_rebel_genetics_, @miloudflower, and @drip_hydro
• Like this post
•Send this post to 3 friends
• Tag 3 grower in the comments

Winners announced 4/27, 3:00PM PST. USA Only. Happy 4/20.💧#terpchasers #feedyourfire #birdseed

Most growers think about what’s in the bottle. Fewer think about the journey.

Every drop that leaves the skid is going somewhere. The question is whether it gets there clean.

Ooze runs at 5 to 10 mL per gallon from transplant through flush. Coconut-derived sugars, succinic and lactic acids, and potassium, working together to support microbial activity, mineral mobility, and flavor expression at the finish.

From the stock tank, through the injector, down the line, out the dripper, into the coco, up through the roots, into the plant, and exactly where it matters.

Low-residue profile. Built for the full cycle. 💧 #terpchasers #feedyourfire