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Clones 80-95% Veg 60-70% Flower 40-60% Might think about 2 dehumids. Make sure you have good airflow around the plants and out of the shed but make sure you have a carbon filter on the one going out of the shed. Your humidity that high almost guarantees you bud mold. Humidity goes up 15-30% at...

Yea, I guess your not getting the point here. Your original question was regarding the anaerobic microbes and their living conditions inside the bottle. Which was answered. I don't believe I ever claimed that endospores are a way to keep diversity or aerobic bacteria in the product but, does...

Research Endospores, Endosporulation, and Sporulation, that should answer your questions. Long story short, stressed microbes don't reproduce normally, they actually change cell structure and form creating a spore that can last in dormancy for thousands of years.

Hey, you need to head to your local hydroponic store and pick up some NEMATODES. Most hydro stores have them, they are stored in the fridge because they are a living organism. What they do is, hangout in your soil and eat the eggs that are being laid by the bugs. It takes a few days to thin...

Unfortunately the process of putting microbes/fungi into dormancy is highly complicated and often times considered proprietary information by companies in the industry. I cannot even begin to claim that I have an understanding on how the process goes but, I can tell you from first-hand...

Totally false statement. Due to the advances in technology, it is now possible to put microbes and fungi into a comatose state by depriving them of a food source. In doing so the microbes and fungi alike use less energy to survive thus less biological function i.e. oxygen. With today's advances...

1) Heat, your babies don't like high heat like that. When they get older and more mature they can take more heat. 2) Definitely cut back on the nutrients. The beneficial bacteria that you added attaches itself to the roots of the plant and causes it to retain more water and nutrients. This...