If you’ve ever smoked something that actually tasted funk not just strong, but layered and loud that didn’t come from a bottle. That came from biology. AKA: THE SOIL FOOD WEB DOING ITS THING

Over the years, I’ve run just about every nutrient line out there. At one point, I was a wasteful grower dumping thousands chasing the next “terp booster” or “yield enhancer.” Eventually, I cut the noise and kept it simple.

That’s when everything changed.

As a grower, extractor, and connoisseur, the results spoke for themselves.

This is how I run it now: compost teas, chicken manure, and heavy organic sugars driving microbial activity. Once the soil is alive, the plant takes care of itself.

And none of it works without discipline and consistency!!

IPM is critical when you’re running organics.

Keep it clean. Always

01 — The Knownoize Method

I’m not building soil for one run. I’m building it to improve every cycle.

• Compost teas ->> drive microbial life
• Chicken manure ->> long-term nitrogen source
• Organic sugars ->> fuel the system and the terps

Once those are in place, you stop forcing growth and start supporting it.

02 — Compost Teas

Teas are what separate average organic from top-tier quality. This is where the system actually turns on.

I run teas consistently!!! NOT as a fix, but as a driver and backbone to the entire grow

03 — Chicken Manure

Properly composted chicken manure is a long-term nitrogen engine. It feeds the soil, not just the plant.

Combined with teas, it creates a system that stays productive without bottled nutrients.

04 — Organic Sugars

• Molasses
• Raw sugar
• Fruit ferments (wine must my personal favorite)
• Aloe vera

Sugars don’t feed the plant they feed the microbes. That’s what drives everything.

How It Runs

• Build soil once
• Add manure + amendments
• Water only
• Run teas weekly
• Use sugars to push activity
• Re-amend between cycles

Build the soil once. Keep it alive. Let it do the work.

This isn’t about growing the fastest plants. It’s about growing the best ones.

When your soil is alive, your plant isn’t fighting. It’s just expressing itself.

The plant follows the soil. The soil follows the system. Simple.