Recent content by odankeus

In my opinion, you can overwater coco.. however, if you are hand watering it becomes harder to do. yes coco has a threshold for water intake which cannot be exceeded, but if you do not let the pots dry out the roots will not stretch to their maximum looking for food since the soil is constantly...

now imagine what you could of had, had you used a 1000W and let it veg to a descent height

veg under mh lights not hps that will also help on the heat or just t5 all of it. sounds like a lot of extra work, the more you move them the more chance something will go wrong

5.8 -6.0 is what i shoot for

can't tell if you are still in veg or the first week of flower, but I would say its a combination of a few things, first nute deficiency ( i would feed twice a week, not sure about if roots organic contains nutes or just beneficials) second, you do run the risk of lockup if you let your pots dry...

bloads, if you havent been using RO water the reason why your nutrients are getting locked is because of the chlorine in the water. you should let a tub of water fill and let it sit so the chlorine evaporates then it will be good to use right away. Also in SD and experienced that problem when i...

I've used the large coco baskets in the past with great success, however, they are not reusable so that cost starts to add up in time, thats why i just use bags til i transplant to pots. The spot to go in sd for clones is PNC or PCN (People's Nursery Care, one of the two) on Morena blvd.

bloads, i see you use those coco baskets, the square ones, if i was you i wouldnt waste your money on them because they just fall apart, if your in sd go to sd hydro for the hook up. I would just use 1 gal bags till you transplant to 3 gals.

I've been hearing from guys at the hydro store and else where that bushmaster is a carcinogen. Has anyone heard about this? I don't want to ruin my meds with it, if so