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Rofl. This is going to be an awesome thread.

If it's light, then you can water now, leftover mix if you have any. That'll green em up a little more.

I second the overwatering. Once you do an application of this stuff, sit back and let it cook for a few days. Don't actually add any water until the pot gets fairly light. It should green up a lot over the next couple days. Looking forward to the update.

Great job! Already got a naysayer in the thread, too. Nice!

Well, it is "slobbering", I guess, but it isn't a paid endorsement. And it is an "off brand", I suppose, because nobody knows about it yet. But you gotta start somewhere, man. Follow this thread and see if my stuff can hang with the "big boys".

Lookin' good, riddle- And yeah, you don't wanna mix less then the recommended amount of h20 on the packets since you get max recommended ppm otherwise. If you are still getting burns after subsequent feedings just add a 1/5 more water than you'd normally use to weaken it a lil more. That should...

Yeah, been brainstorming on how to include Urea as a part of the toolkit. Nitrate "N" Gets 'em green, and Urea sure does get them greener when supplemented in small amounts in soil. Shouldn't be the primary source though, as nitrates are the slow and steady sources of N. Ammonium instead of...

You've got me thinking, Lord Dangly Bits :)

One more vote to stay alive. Living kinda rules when things go your way. Doesn't happen all the time, though. That's what you live for :)

Ah, so you leech before every watering. I follow, now.

Looking forward to seeing the results.

Hey Lumi- you don't have to be as conservative with the week2weeks, but with the components (what you have), yes. But you can go half strength, double the water recommended on the packets. You might have to ph it a bit if you're running hard water. Still a good ph range, 6.5-6.7 with good...

Hey, was wondering about that, lol. Solid advice, in any case. Def agree about dropping the strength-- Now we need to know what kind of water-- The new growth seems to affected the most, indicative of a trace element being troubled too.

Hey chick-- you're ph is fine for NFT, but at what strength? And what kind of water? It looks a little overfed because of the curl. If it is a lockout, it would be MG, due to too much CA and or K in your mix. My advice would be to fall back on the nute strength by 30% and go even on the NPK...

Not organic, but that shouldn't be a deal breaker. You use so little of it, a drop pr two a gallon, anyways. A lot of B1, few growth hormones, actually classified as a pesticide, I believe. Great stuff, in any case. As far as the buggers, go half the recommended strength on the fresh...

Talking about Arizona, right? Shoot for 24 miles on the next ballot. Incremental politics:)

Thanks for the encouraging news, embry! I've seen ya following the other SNG threads (I recognize that righteous avatar ya got) and was wondering when you're gonna give 'em a shot! Anyways, glad to make new friends- you're welcome to hit me up for a sample to use w/ Jack's, as my stuff is...

Looks like we've got all the bases covered, my friend. Now for that slot on Letterman:)

Damn, brother- thanks for the nice writeup on my thread. I honestly couldn't have done it better myself!

Hey- been meaning to get back to ya-- Thanks for the encouragement. Hope all is well. PM'ing you now...:)