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Yep! That's why a recirculating water pump beats the hell out of an airstone any day.

That's why I use molasses.

I can't say I've ever heard that one before.... not saying it isn't true, just never heard that. An airstone will still make a fine tea and is a better alternative to just stirring every few hours.

In the context of this thread, light warrior is neutral because "your plant only eats what you feed it." It can be used in the exact same way as promix or sunshine mix. 420forme could benefit from using any of these mixes, for the reasons you suggested, regardless of the specific words used to...

Just curious, how much light are you using?

It's pretty much neutral. It's basically promix with castings in it. The castings are more for texture, the amount of nitrogen you get from it is negligible in this mix. As someone who's grown in straight up light warrior I can tell you that you need to feed it pretty much from day one. It...

Light Warrior is a neutral mix. No nutes in it, just peat moss, castings and mycorrhizal fungi. Promix is less expensive tho.

A pump will actually work better than an airstone. Splashing water delivers way more air! The heat in your tea is from all the bacteria being bacteria. The foam is good too. Make sure you don't seal it tight, you want plenty of fresh oxygen around the tea.

Quick! Mrs.M.Jane is up for grabs!!!

Sucanat is basically granular molasses. I use blackstrap molasses but I'm sure sucanat will work just as well.

youtube has some good videos.

If the leaf tips start turning orange and drying out, give it a flush and cut back the nutes.

Have you stopped feeding them?

Actually it will grow shorter. Instead of all energy going to one cola (up!), it's divided by 4 colas. The 4 colas will get equal light (ideally) and grow bigger increasing yield. Good stuff, good stuff...

As long as you give the organisms food they will continue to multiply. Molasses works. Keep it aerated. If it starts smelling funky you dump out about half, refill it with fresh water and aerate the hell out of it. I've kept tea going for weeks this way.

+rep to Operation 420 for posting pics!!!!!

So much for the end to all of the organic flushing questions..... I've only grown 100% organic my last several grows but after a good dry and cure I don't taste anything but good smoke. I don't flush but I do allow about 20% runoff with every watering and feed nothing but molasses the last two...

It should be fine as long as you keep it aerated. Be sure to dilute it with water before you add it to your soil.

Ya i find quality of high to be more important than intensity. I grew some CB about two years ago and the taste/smell was delicious! Lemony and very sweet! I've grown a few other strains from Barneys and the quality has always been top notch! I loved how the leaves stuck flat out like they...

This is a very general question, best answered by simply browsing throughout the forums. Start by reading all the sticky's. They're sticky so you know they're good. ;)