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hmm. interesting. i just use velcro tape and string and bamboo.

alien cannabis is my guess..... they look fine really, what do the tops look like?

thats exactly what it is. I use ffof for bloom only and even then its too much for some. happy frog or light warrior are good starter soils for veg. just let it dry, and run a bunch of water through, thoroughly flushing it and you should be fine.

i just pulled a crapton and think that 10 per is fair. or even 12 for a bill. or 25 for 2 bills. i like those prices, and i didnt even use a ezcloner, though they are nice.:-P

or just dont nute the sedling yet.... wait till its a little older.

:hump:just began playin around with coco and already i can say that i like it.:hump:

Im just usin aerated tap water. The first one is planted in just happy frog soil, the second in happy frog and coco coir that had soaked in a small amount of humic acid for 20 minutes, and the third had probably a 50/50 mix of coco coir and happy frog. The humic drench one was prolly a 25/75 mix...

I wait until there are a good 5-6 nodes or a little later, and all i use for food in veg is fish emulsions and occasionally superthrive.

lower your lights. it looks like your plants are stretching....

i use aerated water, but my tap comes out at 300 ppm and is aerated after that point in a large reservoir for at least a day before use. I actually was just experimenting with coco myself. heres my results if you dont mind my interjection.

i like the ideas of both buttons really...

maybe hes growin some white widow......

agreed with seabas. superthrive rocks for transplanting for this.

i wouldnt apply the dont bug me within like two weeks of harvest, it says you can, but i just dont.

Nice box. you got good ventilation?

i agree with the flush and water with just water a couple times. Then use your fish emulsions. I use those same fish emulsions and love them.

interested and subb'd.

yeah its basically just the trichomes that fall off the plant. those are the crystals you see all close up in pics. just a bunch of them pressed together.

heres a link to help with identification. its a pdf, and you want the second page. the first page is helpful too, but has nothin to do with insects. http://www.horticulturesource.com/pdfs/quick-reference-conversions.pdf and as far as fungus gnats go, i use dont bug me spray, yellow sticky...

humboldt honey hydro i would assume would be great for this. it contains molasses and well, its built for hydro. I use the ES stuff in my soil grow.