Does anyone here use anything of the sort in their indoor grow? Such as clovers?
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Some folks do, and some folks don’t. Not sure I would use clover.
What is your need for cover crops in your indoor grow?
@bigdaddyflexn , good morning my friend, some of use do, if you are going all organic, i Wouldn’t try if you plan to use synthetic fertilizers, check out @BlackShirt, he grows awsome organic marijuana, has a thearead called No-till garden, he’s in fliwering stage at the moment on his grow, and has some Beautiful pics
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No till is an outdoor method and this member wanted to know about indoor grow.
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Yes ,i know but if you read @BlackShirt thread his is using the no-till method indoors and really great at it @latewood some of the most prestine flowers ive seen
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@Mrcrabs thanks for the link 
I’m growing in a super soil as my medium.
@latewood I assume I have no need - it’s one of those things like you said some people do and don’t. I usually only see it with outdoor grows but a caregiver in my state uses a multiple of cover crop with all his ladies. So I’m curious what people think.
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Sweet, good luck on your grow my friend
@AAA its called No-till garden by blackshirt,i don’t know how to put links but im sure you can find it by searching
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I don’t see how clovers would make a for a bad companion plant. I see people do it all the time indoors and outdoors. If anything, the plants will benefit from the extra nitrogen being added to the soil.
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@Growyourown That’s what I’ve read, I have 2 ILGM Blue dreams waiting to sprout I’m gonna do one with clovers and one without to see that difference over the grow
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Here’s a post from @BlackShirt, they explain the idea of clover cover crop better than anything else on the internet I can find!
But I put a regular earthworm into one of my plants pots to see what would happen, free worm shit, keeps my soil from sitting bc there wiggling around I there. But again I’m no pro and no reason to believe it’s worth while…
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