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ive been a dirt bagger for a long time and i am considering trying out a newhydroponic system that i built. i have always used molasses in my recipe for soil. i realize it feeds the bacteria and microorganisms in the soil creating a thriving root zone, resulting in larger yields. does molasses...

I have been using fox farm for years and this is what I have come up with. All of the products are great and work well. But when it comes to the flowering stage, I now only use Beastie Bloomz. It has no nitrogen, which is what I want. Cha ching and Open Sesame have nitrogen in them and I...

I have been using fox farm for years and I feel no need to change. When used correctly, it can produce wonderful harvests. Although, in certain instances, additives may need to be used. I always use some type of cal/mag to supplement the distilled water I use. Also, I never understood why...

i was wondering if it was good practice to use molasses during the flushing process. I have heard of it being used to flush, adding sugar to the ripe buds. And others just use plain water. What are the advantages, if any, or even disadvantages.

Dont always think that because u put a bigger plant outside that u are going to get more yields. going too big will many times cause problems. the root system is the most important thing to keep in mind. make sure that you have a ton of roots on your plant before taking outside. the more...

use blackstrap molasses. its cheap. 1 tbsp, a gallon

the peroxide is a bad idea. it will kill all of the beneficial fungi and microbes that are in your root source. it will kill the bad ones also, but it cannot decipher between the two. it will not hurt your plants, but it is much more beneficial to NOT use. try an enzyme product like Advanced...

your plants are fine. they need nitrogen. for some reason, they did not get enough during veg, and now it is showing. if you added some, they will be fine, but dont add too much. the plants and buds will stretch with too much nitrogen during flower.

some of the responses people post tell me that they couldnt grow a plastic plant if they had to. your plants have a ph problem my friend. the leaves gowing retartedly are a sure sign of it. water your plants next time with distilled water and check the ph of the runoff like you mentioned. a...

fox farm nutes are a good choice. they have been around the longest and you cant do that without a good product line. I also use it, but as was said above, you could use a carbohydrate supplement like carbo load. I also had issues with a calcium deficiency, therefore, i also use cal/mag to...

dolomit lime adds calcium and magnesium. its cheap and it regulates your ph at 7. mix 1/4 cup per five gallons of soil

yes, you could use a small amount of N, but this is natural to yellow around week 6 or 7. many nutrient regiments call for a small dose of N around week 5 or 6. Your plants look really nice and almost as if they may be done a bit earlier than 8 weeks. So maybe this particular strain has an...

That is definitely a ph problem. i agree with grow plenty. you may want to check the ph of your runoff water again. are you using a ph meter? ph is so critical in growing. try using some dolomite lime in your mix. its almost impossible to use too much. about a 1/4 cup per five gallons of...

I was looking at your pics and I happened to notice that you may have a case of molybdenum or mo deficiency. Leaves will have a pale , fringed or scorched look along with strange looking leaf growth. Older leaves have rolled margins, stunted growth and red tips that move inward. It generally...