I can back up the statements I make. I don't grow sticks with popcorn, I grow big branches with big buds.I think that the way I used it, it made the branches very very thick and able to support a huge amount of bud. I'll admit I thought I hurt my plant with it at one point because the stems all turned red, but then in a week or so the sides of the main trunk were splitting due to rapid expansion. I use liberal amounts of ST. I was just sitting in bed with my girl showing her this thread an having a good laugh an she commented I rarely even measure it anymore just splash it in ( I buy a 1 gallon jug) an she would guess I sometimes put a fair bit more then a oz in. It's a plant an every one of them likes different foods this strain responded well. I think ST is needed to reduce stress an I really hit them hard with light. I don't use it past a few weeks into flower.
I have to disagree with you on that point. If you get a high yield of hay then it wasn't worth it.
Post didn't literally mean I doubt your grow...... deeper.
I think so, Brain, but if it was only supposed to be a three hour tour, why did the Howell's bring all their money?
What do you 'love' about it?
According my friend the REV, which I take his word as Gospel, using myco fungi (mycorrhizal fungi) granular form if best for transplanting. He recommends and I concur placing the granular form of myco fungi into the soil where root ball where rest. Then use the soluble form in watering for the next couple of weeks. You could also use fresh earth worm castings as well, or dried castings which would be runner up to fresh. This is best organic way to ensure plant roots take off.
so, He DOESN'T use superthrive??According my friend the REV, which I take his word as Gospel, using myco fungi (mycorrhizal fungi) granular form if best for transplanting. He recommends and I concur placing the granular form of myco fungi into the soil where root ball where rest. Then use the soluble form in watering for the next couple of weeks. You could also use fresh earth worm castings as well, or dried castings which would be runner up to fresh. This is best organic way to ensure plant roots take off.
I bet he never said give your plants fucking B vitamins or superthrive or B-52.According my friend the REV, which I take his word as Gospel, using myco fungi (mycorrhizal fungi) granular form if best for transplanting. He recommends and I concur placing the granular form of myco fungi into the soil where root ball where rest. Then use the soluble form in watering for the next couple of weeks. You could also use fresh earth worm castings as well, or dried castings which would be runner up to fresh. This is best organic way to ensure plant roots take off.
Never! Rev is all about organic. He has specifically said not to use it for organic grow. It is not good for the micro life in the soil, along with CalMag plus and liquid karma to name a few items.
The gospel!
