dire wolf
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Me too ?Come on out spring and fall best times. I get a cabin for a week each spring. More than welcome to make your way here and ill cover the rest. I go anyway so it costs no more.
Yes mine is a gel so I premix it in some water before adding. But you always add silica first then ph down to aboit 6.5 before adding anything else to it. If you look back in the thread you can see how much it raises the PH I took pics showing my tap 6.3 and after silica was 9.3 so you need to PH after adding it so when you add the other nutrients they dont precipitate out and become unavailable to the plants.
Yea, I just picked some up also after reading all of that. LOL, drained the remainder of my funds left in there, but oh well. Had to get the smaller portion because I didn't have enough, and I wanted it fast.I dod look into a bit but I honestly have no idea on the doses. That is also the only reason I am using massive. There i something to how its diluted. If you search the forums you will find quite a bit of info it.
The Whitehall, weekend before may long. @dire wolf see ya there?I'm game! Just let me know when.
I'm a high school drop out bro. I cant remember the exact processes for each elemwnt but here is an example for iron i copy pasted.So when I've got big ph imbalances in a solutions, generally it's a good idea to correct it first with a known ph balance instead of using another chemical fertilizer to to correct, because it can "precipitate out" some of those molecules when their added into the solution. (probably causing some gas release also). Totally wasting the fertilizer.
Precipitates are generally only going to form in solutions that have extreme pH issues? Can you explain some of the underlying phenomenon here? This is an important subject, I think. If you've got a good grasp of the chemical reactions it's possible to determine which ones form precipitates, and which ones are safe to mix, which would seem useful, I think.
There is "excess energy" as a result of the now-incomplete, unrealized bonding at the two surfaces.
This all devolves into nucleation, and thermodynamics, surfaces, interface (matter) for the most part, I believe. Nucleaation, Ion implantaiton, supersaturations and solubility are all contributiong factor to this process to some degree also.
I would like to understand it better. The internet is a wonderful place to learn expand this understanding.
Hell yesThe Whitehall, weekend before may long. @dire wolf see ya there?
So yeah it appears to be diotoms not uncommon in a res. So far no precipitate from the mega crop 2 part.How water soluble is the 2 part megacrop? Currently I have a 5 gallon res that i take a gallon out at a time to feed the plants by hand, and trying to fully disolve the 1 part MC tends to be a pain in the ass. I need to water my damn plants i procrastinate too much lol
CurrentlyWhat genetics are you guys messing with currently? I’m trying to see who’s bringing out the heat. I got a Mac & Cheese #8 and wedding cake cut from capulators that are week 2 flower.
Who do you thinks got the heat? I feel like the Jungle boyz and cookies etc. all are over hyped, no?Currently
Seed junky gelato 33
Dragonflames Dragon cheese and blueberry dragon cheese
Greenpoints Cake N Chem
Finding seeds or solid genetics in CO is a lot harder than you thinkCurrently
Seed junky gelato 33
Dragonflames Dragon cheese and blueberry dragon cheese
Greenpoints Cake N Chem
Its so hard to say. There are a lot of good genetics and a lot of shot genetics out there. I'm not one well versed in all the different strains out there.Who do you thinks got the heat? I feel like the Jungle boyz and cookies etc. all are over hyped, no?
Thank God I have no idea what the politics of strains would even mean.Its so hard to say. There are a lot of good genetics and a lot of shot genetics out there. I'm not one well versed in all the different strains out there.
Personally I feel like there's not really one or a few top notch strains and the subject is a bit more political than it should be. But with that said as someone who has bred many other things out there I feel the gene pools are very polluted and this is where the politics come in and most of the opinions from my view.
I recently grew hyper blue cherry magoo from reno and I have to say its something I find very special and really like it but others may not feel the same way and if ya mix the politics into it some may even laugh at me when I say its something I find very special.
I honestly when it comes to genetics dont know enough to have a real opinion on it but thats my take on the subject.
I think beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
More so the politics with the breeders themselves. Its a pretty hostile business with a lot of backstabbing and dirty games.Thank God I have no idea what the politics of strains would even mean.
Huh. Too bad.More so the politics with the breeders themselves. Its a pretty hostile business with a lot of backstabbing and dirty games.
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