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Hey, DurumGallico is back! On to the list of irrelevants you go.

You're going to have to continue repeated applications of Gnatrol to keep populations under control, as Bti doesn't reproduce indoors, or persist for long periods of time. It's just the nature of the bacterium trying to compete with preexisting microbial populations in your soil mix. If...

It's what they call liberals in Russia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_Party_(Russia)

Whoops. My bad. I somehow missed reading the first line of your post, to which I concede the point.

You left out some important context... Synthetic fertilizer application begins the destruction of soil biodiversity by suppressing the role of nitrogen-fixing bacteria and enhancing the role of everything that feeds on nitrogen. These feeders then amplify the decomposition of organic matter and...

My apologies. My use of the words "built up" for describing bicarbonates in the soil was contextually inappropriate. They do no "accumulate" in soil in the classic sense that one might attribute to the over-application of soluble chemical fertilizers, until a certain soil solution pH threshold...

Just water? What else have you been adding to it up til this point? I'd like to see what the water analysis says. It this point I can only speculate... Funky leaf growth at the top of the plant is usually indicative of "immobile" nutrient disorders, amongst those being micronutrient/trace...

You might want to give this a listen. Or two. Or three... https://www.kisorganics.com/blogs/podcast/cannabis-cultivation-and-science-podcast-episode-61?_pos=2&_sid=35bd27559&_ss=r

Definately get your water tested now, as I suspect that's probably the issue. I'll hit you up later about testing methods/options.

Are you able to wait a day or two? This is going to take some explaining, and some digging through my library for literature that supports the explanation. I have to leave the house soon, and will be gone most of the day.

What kind of test are you getting from Logan Labs? I'd consider holding off a bit before sending in a sample for testing. There are better alternatives for testing compost based soilless container mixes.

You should get your water tested too. A great many soil issues can be directly attributed to the quality of the irrigation water being used. But you need to know the entire chemical makeup of the water. Knowing "ppm's" isn't enough. You need to know how much of what dissolved minerals are...

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Right on. If you just want to "see", I found this yesterday when I was looking around for stuff to describe flocculation to you...

IF your clay soil is sodic (Na in excess of 15% on the soil's CEC), flocculation happened. Here's a simple explanation... https://www.eco-gem.com/can-gypsum-remediate-dense-deflocculated-soils/

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Political opinion programming shows aren't subject to the legal ramifications Apparently, political opinion programming shows aren't subject to the legal ramifications that arise from violating journalistic integrity (lying). "No reasonable viewer"...

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Jojo Rabitta, and friend....

It is a source. A source for "dishonest repackaging", ie. propaganda....