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Bone meal, however it's best used as a top dressing.

Air prune for superior roots, there is no comparison.

Do you have tool to measure ppm by chance? I like the nova line, for small plants around 400 ppm will suffice.

The Rockwool, if too moist will prolong rooting.

Unless you washed the plants completely under water with some crazy soap, you probably have mites still. If no adults or webs are present eggs still will be, give her a thorough look for early signs of new mite damage is what id do. Checking the under sides of leaves.

Fabric 2 gallon will work. Air prune*all the way home.

Air layer that bitch

I work in a nursery near Seattle its kinda customer to customer. Its funny when guys come in and say their tomato plants have spider mites under 3k of hps lights. And i always reply, oh man!

Ihave that box they gave one to me, ive been usinging it as additives as i feel its lacking in some necessary metals. Yet to try it solo.

Plusthe straw is organic, and as living organic things breakdown to compost they utilize a lot of soil nitrogen to do so,. I mulched already this year with a very rich compost, which consisted of chicken manure worm castings, bone meal, lime etc.

Bone meal works good too, if you wanted to go organic.

Seaweeds can boost the p and k .

Ok,cool. What fish , tank size? In smaller tanks it's harder to feed in preferred concentrations and also not hurt the fish. I've added things like kelp, and other sea weeds. If the plants look healthy they will flower just fine for ya. Things to watch out for are solid waste accumulation, and...

They get much larger, its a sign your doing something right. Photosynthesis is nothing to be worried about. :p

Is it drain to waste or recirculating?

The people at my work Who do the least some how manage to complain the most about it.

Nature is a whore sometimes, that's a fact.

I have mine deep in the blackberries, no accident required to bleed just for a chance to greet them.

I prefer the taste of flowers off healthy, rather than those of a mishandled plant. Regardless of grow medium. :)

Haha, wait what?