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honor guard and clears 3336. use together at full dosage. no phototoxicity at all.

Clean out system flush for a day then add just ur AB and calmag cut out everything else. Keep ppms low. Alot of the time a toxicity with show same signs as deficiency. Add more AB as u go. Only add a little bit of additives but id wait until wk 4 or 5 when they start wanting more PK. Less is more.

im guessing ur probably right, it makes sense at least. I didnt want to give in to reason because its so much easier (and cheaper) to just pour some tea into my sprayer than to use a full dosage of the foliar pack and let the talc settle out. plus ive never really been able to make a fungal...

one thing i would recommend for any lighting controller is to add a high temp cutoff, just in case an ac fails (or someone who's drunk accidentally hits a breaker and comes in the next day hung over to a 140 degree room full of dead plants). seen it happen, sad and easily avoidable. Easily one...

has anyone seen any difference, as far as pest and disease control, between brewing the teas or using the foliar pack straight out of the bag at full dosage? Im wondering if the specific microbes that are aimed at controlling bugs and mildew brew well, or if they are perhaps outcompeted by the...

overkill never hurt anyone

i have seen grows with 600 w bulbs pulling .75 grams per watt per month. That's over 2 pounds per 600w with a nine week OG. (4x3.5 light footprint open wing reflectors) Most growers with thousand watts will never do that with an OG let alone anything else. Obviously a 1000w will produce more...

Its always better to use biological controls instead of synthetic, persistent pesticides not meant for food crops. And in this case it seems to work better too!

tacoing is a pretty cool plant defense mechanism; by curling the leafs are decreasing their surface area, which decreases the amount of light they have to process. Either too much heat or too much light or a combination of both will cause the plant to curl its leaves inward in order to protect...

Lazy farmers who only use one pesticide are in effect breeding supermites that are resistant to whatever pesticide they are using. It only takes one mite out of the (tens of) thousands in a garden to survive and all of its offspring will be immune as well. Forbid is not 'better' than other...

Greencure is a very hot product. I wouldnt recommend using it over 1/4 recommended dose. This is a product that was not made for the hydro industry and is probably more suited for outdoor or greenhouse crops. Testing was probably never done with indoor settings and HID lighting. (So it would...