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heat will decide if HPS is the best...you need exhaust and circulation and to seal out bugs and dirt. I reccommend silica to help the plants deal with stress and build big branches. So far very good.

My best bet is you are frying them with the heating pad. You should put something between the mat and tray like an upside down cookie sheet and make adjustments to the mat to calibrate a healthy 80-85 degree rootzone. The air should be 10 degrees cooler. This will encourage rapid rooting. Keep...

It is always the case that little plants end up better for me. I like a thick, dense canopy and no popcorn. Tall plants waste space

Of course....the CBD to THC ratio differs in the optimal treatment of different problems. I want as much of both as possible to blend depending on what it is needed for.

i am not sure about any of the strains I mentioned in relation to auto-versions. they are pretty well known, popular, and easy to get yeilds from. The CBD dominant strains with very low thc are still tough to find.

cannatonic, blue dream, white widow, charlottes web, Big bud

I have read about humic acid in agricultural applications and tested to see increased crop size. The results were surprisingly clear...big boosts.

Hypothetical question: If you could buy any products at any price and use them in a grow would you? Do you have any silica or beneficials indoors? Do you reccommend anything you would consider vital or productive? Please.

lOOKS FROM THE DARK GREEN LEAVES THAT EXCESS NITROGN IS TOXIC LEVELS HENCE LOCKING OUT MICRO-NUTRIENTS, AND/OR CAUSING BURNS. i WOULD TRY AND COOL IT DOWN IN AND FLUSH IT WELL AT 1/2 STRENGTH...IF PROBLEMS GET WORSE TRY A FOLIAR FEED.

Run your show however you want and for a hundred dollars more I will too. You don't need anything but there is a benefit to the products. I am not a big spender but the bloom booster is the only expensive supplement and 15-25% increase in the end everytime. Things like humic acid actually end up...

I recently tried a method of flushing that seems to work. It is one heavy flush and then I raise the ph out of range to lockout all nutrients. I don't know that it works as well but theoretically it sounded interesting. A plant cant use what it cant eat...right?

You know, I have heard a lot of this talk before and I always ask myself what is bullshit. For instance, There are things like Silicon, Humic acid, and a couple finishing powder products that have proven to be very beneficial to overall plant yeail. Keeping simple and streamlining is always...

the strain i use it on is a 60 day cycle and I start it at a little past halfway at .75 dosage. a week later I double that for 2 weeks or so. It does not significantly spike ppms, I continue my recipe and pile it on top. Canna nutes are not really familiar to me anymore...been a while...

Actually, I just had to take cuts off newly flowering plants because my moms had issues. It is a long and delicate beginning but I see potential for some fattness

Well, the Shooting Powder is more of finisher and the Big Bud is an initiator. The Big Bud I use because I have a strain that is slow to get producing, it is hard to pinpoint it's role in the end result. I use it at half strength in coco and have been forever so its just part of the process. The...

I am seeing the non serration and everything else you describe. If they become fat healthy veggies with a shorter inter-nodal spacing than what is keeping me from mothering it out? I understand they go through a rough beginning but eventually there is a plant structure that I want replicated...

it sounds like a sabotage...like someone poured bleach all over the thing.

Black plastic is a bad idea. I use bags like that to sweat hanging buds as they start to get dry. If plastic is to be used use Turkey bags, cooking plastic....it is higher quality and will not affect the cure negatively.

So, this is good news....I can definitely see this being useful. Clones in flower. Nice.

I just took clones from plants that were a week into flowering. It definitely took longer than usual to root and take off into veg....is this a problem? The shape of them are much thicker and bushy than the plants I got them from. If there is no potency loss it seems like a way to improve the...