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so rrog, did you ever find the recommended dilution?

If i remember right from my notes its something like 1cup of tea to 15cups h2o to make 1gal of solution...but my notes are all over the place so who knows. and of course to this 1 gal add 1tsp pro-tekt and 1/4 cup aloe...or something along those lines :) no exact measurements required

:) and a great messenger at that. do you use this as a foliar full strength or diluted? also, for fresh plants what is your water/biomass ratio in the bucket? I assume it's different for dried due to water weight within the biomass, but for the sake of the enzymes (lol) lets just talk about...

hmm yeah I would question whether or not you are getting the full potential out of the herbs when there is so much else going on (EWC + kelp + alfalfa + carbs = alot of activity). Seems like more of a nutrient solution than what we are going for, which is an enzyme tea of sorts (or at least it...

rrog - elaborate on this please. I have a handful of dandelion greens soaking in a few gallons of h20, theyve been there for about 24 hrs. should I throw an airstone in the mix? i want dem enzymes :blsmoke:

lol I NEVER pay attention to the amount of stars a thread has...why is that important? if your so keen on TLO and don't want any "haters" then start another thread and we'll stay out of it. Personally, at the beginning of this thread, I was interested in TLO. Thanks to this thread (amongst many...

lmao holy shit...this thread exploded overnight. first off, foreverfly...dude....you seem to be the only one who is truly "hating" around here. we are all simply organic heads who are trying to become enlightened, so saying that we are "hijacking" and taking the thread off-topic is kinda...

okay here goes. I am by no means one of the "pros", in fact I would consider you much more of a pro than me, but I think I have a decent grasp on what you are asking. I am not sure how ppm influences soil pH necessarily (i wouldn't think it was an issue), but from everything I have read I have...

Yeah it has me puzzled as well...and there is no lid involved currently - I have the soil spread out on a tarp to about 4'' thick, and I turn it daily. No ammonia smell when turning but as soon as I bring my face within an inch or so I get hit with it decently strong. maybe I just have a super...

word. I am loving the plushberry right now...one of them is still running at 9 weeks...getting real plump. ill snap some pics once the lights come on. shes coming down in a few days, all of her sisters are curing right now. the smoke from the scissor hash is amazing lol but thats not much of a...

okay so it's been a while...shit is real busy around here. Hoping to find time later tonight to post a few harvest shots..we'll see if I'm free at all. stay posted.

POH - nice to see you around here. you seem to have a good grasp of organics for someone such a low post count - don't be afraid to school all the n00bs on here who are spreading lies - I sure wish someone woulda schooled me a few months ago... that being said, pay close attention to Rrog -...

LMAO purple stems are fine - everyone stop tripping. 100% natural. anyway, lookin good dude, when I was talking about enzyme teas with seed sprouts I didnt mean cannabis sprouts, i meant other seeds. for example: red clover, alfalfa, barley, etc. sprout these seeds and once the tap root is 1/2...

In regards to the moisture issue - this was taken straight from "Teaming with Microbes" "Hydroscopic water is a thinner film of water, only a few molecules thick, which, like capillary water, attaches to extremely small soil particles by virtue of electrical properties. This film is so thin...

she looks real happy. have you done any reading about sprouted seed enzyme teas? what about aloe foliar/soil drench? coconut water? I'm thinking these are all things you could start to utilize to get some good results. what teas have you been giving her lately? EDIT: you must spread some...

lol its doing WAY better than a lot of peoples hardest effort at growing the dank...you got a greenthumb my good sir

lol sorry to discredit your water source but at least you figured it out before you f***ed up your plants, right?

^ what jcjmrt said. aloe should last for quite a while in the fridge, although fresh aloe filets will be much better for many reasons. also he has a great point about sprouts and enzymes for teas/foliar. apparently barley and alfalfa sprouts make amazing enzymes, i can elaborate more on that...

baller....keep it goin

dont forget to flush!!!!!!