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lol yeah I choose all my products based on smell... ever smelled a 3 day old barley enzyme tea??? LOL most people would chuck that immediately...I chuck it into some h20 and then feed my ladies :mrgreen: Smell is not everything... "Preaching, so that's what they call it?"...

yummmmmmm. and yeah I like invocation better as well...has a nice ring to it. what are your current "winners"? just curious... :blsmoke:

so headtreep = invocation eh? I knew I had seen that nug pic already recently...LOL

oh yeah and I got a clarification from the master cultivator (LOL) himself - Kyle Kushman - yesterday at the cannabis cup. He says that earthworms are allowed in his version of veganic cultivation only if they are fed a strict vegan diet. As he put it, the worms don't have true stomachs and...

dude...hate to break it to you but you have been brainwashed to death by the hydro store employees and marketing department at High Times magazine...why would you pay $100 for 1/2 gallon of fermented sugar cane??? LOL. Mix yourself a FPE with dandelion, comfrey, horsetail, etc. and then add...

"You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Rising Moon again."

"So, NO,EWC is not allowed in veganic growing, and it for sure violates the growing principal." yup...got the same response from kyle kushman and his henchmen at the cannabis cup yesterday...couldn't believe it. I asked how they manage to grow veganically outdoors without earthworms...

so...are you advocating the use of earthworm castings in veganics? confused by that massive c/p...

not mycelium, those are baby fungal fruits (sporocarps), aka mushrooms. Mycelium is the vegetative stage of fungal growth, what you are seeing in that picture is many sporocarps being produced

LOL...you sir need to do some research. I'll leave it at that.

They do make filters (similar to water filters) that you can run your finished brew through to remove sediment. What I do is a much simpler technique, akin to decanting if you remember that from science class lol. The main problem here is, you can't just add the priming sugar to your bucket of...

lol yeah looked like a quick google and c/p to me as well... i'm with you on the ignore situation. bye bye ecsdf1...its been fun. go clog up some other thread with your childish behavior. and stop taking everything so damn personally lmao...sheesh This message is hidden because ecsdf1 is on...

LOL rising moon I liked your idea but Cannabinoids hit the nail on the head. bout to head off to the hydro store and drop my entire paycheck, wish me luck!!! what kind of results can I expect to see with this professional nutrient regime??? if kyle kushman does it, it must be amazing right? I...

Rising Moon is right that you are straight talking out of your ass...the microbes in your soil can survive on very little moisture. Think of what would happen in nature if the soil biota died with drought. Plants would've died off once and then never came back....have some faith in natural...

haha yeah sorry dude not trying to be condescending but I'm not kidding...I thought everyone who grew chem realized they were using war chemicals... look it up if you think im joking. then throw all that poison away and start building some soil :bigjoint:

LMAO...classic. there's nothing evil about inorganic chemicals...oh yeah, except the fact that they were originally created for war...and then repurposed as "fertilizer" which ends up in your food (or in this case flowers). thats not medicine in my eyes.... to the OP - focus on soil first and...

3 weeks flower...? don't fuck with it. the latest I will transplant is 2 weeks flower and even then I feel it is often detrimental...1 week flower is okay, but still not good. best to transplant a few weeks before flower to give the lady some time to settle into her new home. at 3 weeks you will...

oh wow...9.4 out the tap! jesus... and interesting about the pH change...less noticeable than I would've imagined. I say go for it (on a test plant) and let us know how it turns out. curious... bout to order another gatorhyde today lol :) time to start thinking about spring gardening

id be wary of vitamin c given that it's an acid...don't want too much of that in your water I wouldn't think. Maybe filter all your water into a large tank using RO, and then use a pump/hose setup to achieve pressure? make sure your hose is clean as well...most hoses aren't regulated and contain...

I have heard of folks using good EWC to neutralize the chloramine/chlorine. you sacrifice a small amount of the microbiology to the chemicals, but there is soo much activity in the EWC that the chlorine and chloramine get "used up" effectively. not sure on the actual science of this...but i...