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I just read through your journal and have now been sitting, staring at this screen and can't figure out where to begin. From your setup, to the strains, to your bonsai skills, to the execution, to the statue hands you must have to pull off those macros w/o a tripod. Everything is incredibly...

Looking good there JP! I recently moved to the 510 from LA and absolutely love the night temps up here, but quickly discovered the need for a dehumidifier instead. Due to it's selective retention of cations, the best way to measure coco "runoff" is to take 1 part coco (from your pot, closest...

Ever since I read this from HighTolerance, I've been hella successful with my coco cloning: "Technique: Tea mix in R/O Base nutes @ 1/4 strength Cal-Mag @ 5 mL/gal Roots Excelurator @ 1 mL/gal Great White @ 1/2 scoop/gal Ful-Power @ 15 mL/gal Molasses @ 7 mL/gal Silica Blast @ 5 mL/gal...

I think the coco is more the cause than the actual container. When I first switched to coco I was amazed at it's water retention. Also, why the Drip Clean? Isn't that intended for drip systems?

Thanks again everyone, I really appreciate all of your feedback. Seamaiden: I've been very very impressed with Dr. Morgan's work, so that's why I tried the cns in the first place (...and price). I'm definitely going to keep using it in veg for my babies, but now think that my moms (at least...

without any other evidence of pests, i definitely agree with mdTHC. i used to get fim results similar to this, just need to be a little less aggressive with the pinch. here's a graphic that i like to explain fim-ing, i edited the one that's all over the web to show that i actually try to only...

I hadn't even thought of over-watering (probably because I'm definitely not over-watering), but what leads you to believe that this could be caused by over-watering? While there are certainly many downfalls to over-watering, I've never seen this edge necrosis. I water to ~10% runoff every...

Thank you all for your input! I keep pH between 5.7 and 6.3 and environment is 70-80F, 40-60% RH, with the leaves dancing in the wind, so I should be good there. Seamaiden: the petioles were the first thing to tip me off to a P-def, so I'm thinking that's it. The plant is also exhibiting...

Here's a pic of a couple of leaves from my Chocolope mother. I've never mothered her out before, and I've never had this issue. Her stems are also reddish. She's currently in a 5 gal. smart pot with coco, getting: 5 mL cal-mag+ 7.5-9 mL cns17 grow for coco (3-1-2) 5 mL hygrozyme 1 mL...

Looking good Shady! I'm always so jealous of your gene bank; all the 'current' bomb strains, with their most fire phenos to match! One question, what carbon filter did you connect to your hood? Looks like a funky HEPA-style homemade rig that I'd be incredibly interested in using. Also, I see...

I got mine straight from BioAg: .

This thread has been exceptionally helpful, much thanks to Seamaiden for getting the ball rolling! Just got off the phone with BioAg's R&D guy who was incredibly informative. Evidently, 1g of the HumiSolve in 10L water will return a pH of ~10. Also, he mentioned that HumiSolve is indeed...

Thanks for that info leadsled! I talked to someone at a lab by Davis who was under the impression that testing considerations aside, the decision to pull fulvic was almost purely political; certainly hope that things get figured out soon so we fan finally get some accurate labels! I just got...

Not to steal Seamaiden's thread or anything, but... dican01, do you know how the Ancient Amber affects pH?

I know bioag.com carries the ful-power if you're willing to ship it; luckily, my local store keeps it stocked on the DL. My understanding of humic v. fulvic is that you take leonardite sol in a NaOH or KOH solution, hit it with HCl, and the humic acid precipitates out while the fulvic stays in...

JK was dead on (again). I only use the molasses in hand water, but it would definitely raise pH if left in a rez for a day. I also use Earth Juice's Microblast for pH down. I've never heard of overloading on potassium silicate, but JK's never led me down the wrong path so I'm definitely...

I've always used Silica Blast for pH up and molasses for down, but thanks for the tip!

Check out this site for a portable RO system: http://www.purewaterclub.com. Their systems are hella cheap and reliable, and they feature a good range of portable models that don't even touch the piping.

Haha good call. That's the thing about getting random samples at those expos, i'm always tempted to try them but never really need them.

I'm sure their products are indeed engineered for optimal use with one another. Yet, if "Saturator" really is just a surfactant, I'm weary that it would get any better results than using something else. I found this 'guaranteed' analysis from Planet Natural: Total Nitrogen (N) ..... 0.008%...