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That's exactly what I'm talking about. If you don't spray them with water and only soak the tray they will root way faster. FYI. You are making your clones take longer than they should to root, guaranteed.

You fucked it up bro. Sound like it needs a good purge also. If you run wet material it needs to be frozen and stay frozen throughout the process. Live resin is made using fresh frozen live plant material but without the proper liquid nitrogen equipment, you should just stick to running dry...

Not really. It's more about the temperature you hold it at. Think of it like organic butter or fresh unprocessed extra virgin olive oil. It will "go bad" at room temp fairly quickly because ultimately it is the oil from a plant and will begin to break down no matter what. It's best to keep your...

Try dissolving it in a little warm water first. Your readings will be more accurate.

A little Bluezzz (Blue Dream x Zkittlez) lady finishing up. Enjoy!

You can look on sclabs.com to find out. Not really sure how murcury would end up in herb though....

I could, however I much prefer to start every round with fresh mix so my "control" is always the same. As this is all for dispensaries and medical patients, consistency is important. Also the added steps and space involved with such an endeavor would most likely prove to be too much. Other than...

Lol! Thanks. Not sure what makes it so obvious I don't run an organic setup. Actually, I run a certified "clean green" garden. It's the closest certification a cannabis grower can get to "organic" in the state of California. Since cannabis has not been approved by the FDA, technically none of it...

Thanks! I can access them all from underneath the canopy as I train them with a single (untopped) stalk until about three feet. Other than a defoliation round around half way through flowering I generally don't need to go in there as they are all fed through drip irrigation. I brew all of my...

1- bag Fox Farm Ocean Forest 1- bag Fox Farm Light Warrior 1- 5 gallon bucket fine (#2) perlite That's all. Then I brew compost and guano teas separately and all nutrients are applied through water

Magnesium. Definitely magnesium. Mag is used for producing branches as well Potassium, calcium and iron. Stretchier strains (sativa leaning traits) are more likely to need more of these nutrients compared to less stretchy ones. Especially during weeks 1-4 of flowering (during vigorous stretch)...

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