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No, i'm talking about "industry" products like prokure or gardnclean. That gas will destroy plants if the concentration is too high, or if they're exposed with lights on.

Only thing I've ever seen wreck a plant like that in 24 hours or less is chlorine dioxide

I scoop from my bags onto a pressing screen. I like to have my pressing screen on a folded shamwow (a hash makers best friend). I'll fold the screen and shamwow and apply slight pressure. Take the screen off the towel and put on a piece of cardboard overnight. After that, I put it (screen and...

Are you storing the probe properly? It needs to stay hydrated when not in use, they provide a cap and a sachet of storage solution. Very important. I think, with the more modern bluelab combo, you have to calibrate to 7 first, then 4. I keep clean water to rinse the probe between solution. The...

The terra series is, in my experience, extremely acidic. I never really used it, I always ran the Substra.

PM is not "systemic", nor is it a virus. I am typically in favor of discarding plants you see it on, though.

Man, what a thread. It reads like World War Z

Wettable sulphur in veg is the best thing i've found, in flower I haven't found anything that works

I grew my first ever full term plant in a power grower. Monster. It took 2 gallons of water a day.

I like your style. I used to run the shit out of some day stars

Thrips

So you're at 1.0ec altogether? Tap+fertilizer? I think the advanced bases call for 4ml/liter, which is pretty aggressive and not at all what I would recommend at this stage in their life, but I'm guessing you're mixing a much milder formula.

Canna coco is extremely well rinsed and buffered. What is your source water?

I think 1974 has it about right. Once peat goes dry, it's hard to rehydrate. Give it a series of short waterings to bring it back up to the proper hydration. Probably due for a transplant, too.

Agreed, looks like poor watering practices

I deal with new online shops all the time and have never been let down. 15 years ago it was a gamble, now we're all spoiled for choice

I've moved more towards amended coco, I like to have lots of dark material in there, but I love the structure of a coco dominant mix. The bio365 biococo is a really nice foundation, I've been mixing that 1-1 with some heavier, darker soilless mix like the CoM Stonington. Generally I finish in...

Nutrients reacting, forming solid salts and falling out of solution

I've used the eazyplug/eazyblocks for a few years. Glad to see this type of product gaining in popularity and becoming more widely available

Azamax 10ml/liter 3 times in 10 days, always with the lights off. Get a nice pump sprayer with a wand and set to fine mist. Top, bottom, side to side. Mix only enough to use that day