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Looking good man. If you want to replace that foil in a pinch, you could go grab a pack of white printer paper and stick that to your wall, may have to go two sheets thick but it will reflect that light a lot better. Mylar blankets at Walmart are also pretty cheap. Find them in the camping section.

They are all working on my end man.

You should be able to neutralize chlorine and chloramine with vitamin c (ascorbic acid). I believe its 1 gram per 55 gallons. It will lower PH some so be aware of that.

I appreciate your response! its actually 20 cups total in 20 cubic feet of soil. I had budgeted for 1/2 cup per cubic foot, and didn't realize she had already added the 10 cups of kelp. I do have Gypsum in my mineral mix that I apply 4 cups per cubic foot. It is one part gypsum, two parts...

I need some opinions and hopefully some advice from someone who's been there before. I was mixing up a new batch of living soil for my 120 gallon 20 cubic feet) pot. I got to the point I needed to mix my amendments in, and went ahead and added: 1/2 cup per cuft kelp meal 1/2 cup per cuft neem...

I have never smelled or tasted Garlic Bud. The reading I did said that the strain was around by name, but was not the same Garlic Bud that was around and people know for its pungent garlic nose. I appreciate you pointing me in the right direction. Will look for some Garlic Bud, may be looking...

Have you by chance grown either of these? Garlic Mist sounds great, but I'm hoping to find in the US. I have been told that Garlic Bud is actually a dead strain akin to Road Kill Skunk, even though both strains are sold randomly on the internet.

I am looking for a strain that is heavy on a garlic terpene profile like GMO or Garlic Breath. Anyone know of strains that are available that have this profile or something similar?

Persimilis mites will control spider mites, but you should get them now so they have 3-4 weeks to knock the population down. Should work fairly fast, but give them time to be sure. There are other options but these are rather cheap compared to many other options.

Does this happen on new growth or only old growth? Is there any pattern you could identify regarding the damage? I lean towards disease/nutrient issue rather than pest since the damage looks very semmetrical on the leaves. Pests are usually not very judicial about how they attack a plant.

Jimster I think you hit the nail on the head talking about being indoors with a lack of predators. I think the best solution is to release specialized predator species into your space that will live well in your environment. The one caveat I see here is some predator species will not feed on...

I have been doing research regarding this exact subject. I have not tested it out yet, but it seems to make some sense. If that profile isn't there though, it can't enhance it right? I have been looking into environmental factors that may influence that smell, and I've come to the conclusion...

The issue I would be most concerned about is your compost pile, since you said you first noticed them there. Anything over about 65 degrees Fahrenheit will make them rapidly reproduce, as well as expedite their development. The Hypoaspis mites may keep the population down in your compost, and...

These resemble Acarid Mites, commonly known as Bulb Mites. They will definitely eat your roots, they are a problem in root crops like garlic. There isn't very much you can do in the way of treatment. You can spray for them, but my understanding is that is is not very effective. To eradicate...