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here's my clone of rudy's: :sun or not but it's just as useful

aye kind of difficult to help others when i'm still trying to pick up my dropping jaws caused by the shock of seeing super bold size 42 fonts in a thread:mmm

boost is good stuff. closest alternative i can think of would be greenfuse bloom stimulator, which's ultra concentrated, use at 1ml per 15 liters if i remember correctly.

first and foremost, use warm water and stir. rock salt dissolves rather fast when you do. concerning epsom salt, you don' t need it in your reservior unless you see clear signs of mag or sulfur deficiency. watch the tds register you need no more than 100ppm. if your schedule includes the use of...

AN has a similiar dry mix called super bud blaster at 1-52-31. however h&g's shooting powder works the best for me at 0-39-25 these little packs does magic

concerning bennies, i'm still looking for a water-soluable, reservior friendly cultured starter with diverse populations of microbes. i did 3 runs in sunshine#4 + perlite soilless beds, added secret agent hygrozyme every feeding from 1st day vegging until the last 2 week mark, observed no...

that's one sweet setup! post some pictures please; magnumxxl 8" is an overkill for the 400mh though. you don't need a 600w light for vegging unless you have a real 600w mh like me. hortilux blue will give you the healthiest looking plant ever you can use it from start to finish, if you don't...

hygrozyme helps me manage the root zone. at 7-12ml/g hygrozyme cures rootrot associated with overwatering enzymes are proteins or protein-like complex molecules that catalyze reactions; hygrozyme breaks down organic materials on the surfaces of roots, and it limits algae growth. if you...

FULVIC ACID == HUMIC ACID fulvic acid is a derivative of organic humates, therefore fulvic acid is a special kind of humic acid. and this is precisely the reason many states do not recognize 'fulvic acid' as a separate agricultural product. as far as lawbooks are concerned, humic acids...

prpr/amf and other microbes need lots of root mass to establish a symbiotic colony on; chemical ferts doesn't need too much root mass.

dry ferts are cheap and they work. they are dry ferts, be careful when handling them; especially those with lots of nitrogen. they are not chelated, and they don't have the extra dyes and fillers to provide for a consistent ppm reading; so start low and slowly dial in. ps. do not shake the...

i argue that censorship n hypocrisy are imposed by the government, not the magazine and certainly not expo sponsors Michael Straumietis is a big fraud. his pseudo scientific magazine with AN adverts, ripoff more growers than all the expo attendees combined. there's a lot of hypocrisy all...

advancements in led technology in the last 2 years pretty much hit a wall, and until we find a breakthrough, leds are not feasible as a primary light source for flowering i've tried procyon/lightblaze led before, and came away disappointed. plants thrive under leds but they don't grow buds...

humic acid is for soil and soilless grows, its' organic but not in true sense; for hydro you want fulvic acid (which is a type of humic acid) superthrive is pos. applied in low concentrations, leaf still turn dark green and warps. i use liquid karma in place of superthrive. lk makes...

ukbigbud: don't overthink it hush and grow

what's that strain in the oc+ picture? you sure that's led grown? you sure took you time to cut it up like that with all the side branches dangling down at bottom ok you got some skills i give you that. but regardless, leds give you bad gram per w ratio i'm converting two of my tents into...

that thing has been starved of nutrients, even for organics i think there's something wrong with your rootmass... like most people have said, there's no need to flush if it's really organics but what about rock phosphate and potassium? they'd have to be flushed out

poptart boxes work, quaker oats not as much... find anything that have recycled paper which could absorb moisture: manila grocery shopping bags, post office parcel boxes, paper lunch bags, packaging boxes;

sweeteners are more than sugars, it has many other micronutrients sugars are simple and complex molecules made up of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. they are broken down by microbe and enzymes, into molecules the plant could readily uptake to increase brix level sky high: what fulvic acid and...

they look great irish; never done casey before, but it look like a foxtailing sativa hybrid to me. could you now switch to a hps or mh, to grow some real buds? k thx.