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Some strains show lots of yellow leaves as they switch to flower.

Ethephon for greenhouse and horticultural use can be purchased as Florel® (Henny 2001). Gibberellic acid can be purchased as Pro-GibbT&O

https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ep447

http://www.worldofchemicals.com/Chemicals/Plant_Hormones/id-271.html?lst=trt

HORMONES Five major plant hormones are traditionally described: auxins, cytokinins,gibberellins, ethylene, and abscisic acid. Indole-3-butyric acid aka IBA is a plant hormone in the auxin family and is an ingredient in many commercial horticultural plant rooting products. In connection with...

I'm looking for information about which products have which hormones. I'll dump some info I've collected on hormones. At a high level: Five major plant hormones are traditionally described: auxins, cytokinins,gibberellins, ethylene, and abscisic acid. The thing is, the products don't have to...

Great info, thanks everyone. So I tried using hydrated lime in solution to pH Up my batch of liquid nutes. My pH pen told me it worked. In the garden I saw no problems, the feed brightened the girls up, just like always. Later I bought pH up in the blue bottle from General Hydroponics, as usual...

I was out of pH Up so I looked over at my bag of Hydrated Lime and thought, worth a try. So I got a jar of water and added a fair amount of the powder and shook it up really well. I mixed up my nute solution, and slowly added enough to get the pH up to 6.7 or so. I fed my girls and watched for...

I still wonder about #4. I know most people want to make bran for future use, but if I can make gallons of serum for immediate use... even though that is not the standard recipe... seems like it would work. Unless the serum is transformed by drying on the bran(?)

"The statement that the Bokashi mixture can be dug into the garden after fermenting for ten days shouldn’t be confused with the statement that the mixture is done. The on-line description of the bin refers to what’s produced in two weeks as “pre-compost” and warns that plant roots should not...

.... and please don't be "that guy" who explains that I shouldn't have asked those questions, lol. If you don't know that's fine -- there is no need to tell me I don't need to know anyway..... cuz I want to understand how things work in a "big picture" way.... thanks!

I have a series of questions about Bokashi. 1. Is there a "live" forum or expert where I can ask oddball questions? I've read many recipes and logs, etc. But I still have some questions. 2. Does the pH of the pre-compost material affect the output? If I use some stuff with a pH of 5.5, will...

You have to be able to "read" each strain for how thirsty... you need to remember how long it might be until you can water again... And how much water depends on plant size, temperature, humidity, sunlight hours, cloud cover, pumice/perlite/bark/etc in the soil, mulch.... Plus, they will need a...

A handful of straw and/or cardboard might be appreciated by the earth worms & fungi.

Mycorrhiza and Azomite -- and i'd add a small amount of fresh Worm Castings, too. I would stir in something like one cup of each per one yard.

What are you growing? What light cycle? Cool....

I'm looking for some experienced auto-flower outdoor growers to advise me on my experiment for this summer. I'll germinate a dozen seeds or so in late May and... my working plan is to start them in small cowpots, and veg them 24h until they are ready for their 3 gallon smart pots. Or 5 or 7...

Have you ever looked at "The Doctor" strain? 8 weeks flower short, bushy, massive... http://grow-invalid.com/strain-reviews/the-doctor

wow. that was exactly what I've been looking for. THANK YOU!!

MendoGiantZ -- that is great stuff! My question, because I can veg outside outside all summer, and light dep in the hoop house, how many batches can I run from April 1st through November 30th? Anybody? I am willing to read :)