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i've never done it, but you can definitely graft a clone into a root stock of a freshly cut mature plant. It actually will create a hybrid phenotype as there is plant stem cell exchange that occurs. You can do this of any related plant species, the more closely related the easier it is. I've...

Yea you should realistically be able to use a soil media in definitely. You know how old the soil is under your feet. In some areas hundreds of thousands of years old, the younger soils, hundreds and thousands of years old. No one fertilizes nature.

But you realize that you can grow GG4 with chems and what not. You probably just noticed the white ash cause you knew it was GG4 but you've probably smoked GG4 that resulted in black ash before. A lot of that more matters on how hot the weed is getting, how much the lighter burns it, etc. If you...

I just found this the other day

Mushroom compost is the best compost there is, and other composts can't compare. If you think all compost is the same, you are wrong and I would bet everything I have that mushroom compost will outperform every other compost and continue to do so over time.

I would say by adding humidity to the air you're surpressing evaporation from the soil. And then when you turn the dehumidifier off, it drops, and then rises, as that's the lag it takes for the specific heat to get transferred to latent heat.

Oh yea, and aridisols are arid soils, mollisols are grassland soils, aflisols are weathered soils, but not so weathered they have leached out their base saturation and accumulated iron and aluminum oxides. I mispoke when i said ultisols. Alfisols turn into ultisols.

Ok, rereading that post. That EC may be a little low during some low intensity rainfall events. But yea, that's essentially what humic acids do and how nature is able to move nutrients at such a low EC rating. Because they are complexed in large organic acid molecules essentially rendering...

Regardless of organic/hydro nutes, if you can find nature's methodology for transporting nutrients into roots/through the cell walls of roots, you can get the same results, not worry too too much about burning plants (unless you're foliar spraying), and its cheaper (and can be free if you're...

foliar spray in some calmag and then drench with distilled water if you can

Yea I mean the main company name is azentive, and if you go on their website they make lights for stadiums, hospitals, and bioreactors. I just went on their website, and I don't know what they're doing, but the main azentive website looks like some shit.

I wouldn't think you could straight give Rubisco to a plant, but instead wouldn't you feed it the building blocks and then adjust the environmental conditions to favor the formation of Rubisco. Then if you really felt so inclined you would then take samples and send them off, finding which ones...

Oh and after speaking to the rep he showed me like 3 grows they have provided lights for and their results. Apparently they do increase yields significantly and do have a lower operating cost.... But that upfront cost.

I think what they're saying is that they can put 2.6 KW of power to 225sqft, which no other light can. I don't know, I've seen a lot of professional lights websites and they definitely have similar websites. At least they put up the spectrum. I've talked to their sales people for hours trying to...

And just to clarify I don't work for them, but I met them at a convention in Colorado in 2018? I believe. Idk I forget exactly, but I have a picture of the light. If I can find it, its insane. Like you can't even see the hood or anything. Just light.

yup, and they will contact you. You will never guess how expensive that light is

https://www.thesunondemand.com/ Lol I keep wondering if anyone will ever find this brand. Idk what their sales team is after.

That or you don't clean out your sprayer and there was a festering disease in it waiting to fuck shit up. Happened to me

So I've heard tell of a light out there that can achieve both the intensity and the spectrum of the sun. Does anyone know what this light is?