MakinGoo
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Like on TV when they got guys in boot camp crawling under Bob wire. ..LOL
Like on TV when they got guys in boot camp crawling under Bob wire. ..LOLI had talked with Scott a while back about adding zeus or demeters and or aphrodite to the tea and Scott mentioned he starts his tea with Aphrodite. I alternate between mixing in aphrodite or zeus or demeters into the tea before I pour it on. I also won't send my tea through a pump and whatnot, hand watered 500ml a plant of fairly concentrated tea. I get on my belly and wriggle through the jungle to reach certain plants but it's a labor of love not convenience...:D
Talking about tea's I also use Ancient Forest Alaska Humus Soil ,worm castings, liquid kelp and Humboldt honey ES and Roots Organic Trinity Catalyst and small handful of dolomite lime .. I brew for 48 hours... This is what I use at my hydro shop. I'm not sure if I'm even doing it right.
So this is what I do for 25 gallons of RO h2o
10 ounces of maxi crop Kelp
2 12oz cups of Ancient Forest Alaska Humus Soil
2 12oz cups of worm castings
15 tbsp. of trinity catalyst
10 ounces of Humboldt Honey ES
1/4 cup of dolomite Lime
pH is usually around 6.5 to 6.8
For veg I use 5 ounces of Liquid fish and 5 ounces of Kelp. but everything else is the same.
Does this sound to strong? I do not dilute it. And no strainer bags. Big air pump with four large air stones for 48 hours.
Most of my plants look really healthy but I have spider mite damage like a mutha f*cker in my shop. so I cant tell if the plants are being burned or fucked from the spider mites..
Any input would be greatly appreciated..
I have no clue bout that 1... I cant see it hurting anything.. kinda like if u were feeding from a rez with a bubbler...Ok I need to find out what caps bennies are I saw cap had posted something on here about them.. Time to do some research..
Still one question is it good to brew nectar for the gods before I use it like I would a tea?
Not quite sure what your talking about? Who said roots stomata's?Roots stomata?
Seriously?
!!!!????Roots stomata?
Seriously?
Dedication...I had talked with Scott a while back about adding zeus or demeters and or aphrodite to the tea and Scott mentioned he starts his tea with Aphrodite. I alternate between mixing in aphrodite or zeus or demeters into the tea before I pour it on. I also won't send my tea through a pump and whatnot, hand watered 500ml a plant of fairly concentrated tea. I get on my belly and wriggle through the jungle to reach certain plants but it's a labor of love not convenience...:D
Scott Ostrander President said:If the salt level builds up around the roots stomata then the plants ability to naturally extract calcium and magnesium from the coir fiber is hindered.
Are you educated on plant morphology & anatomy? Here is some reading for you Sherlock.Roots stomata?
Seriously?
Guard cells and potassium ion concentration and leaf stomata & root stomata are first semester botany. Scott knows a thing or two about plants :DSorry, I don't mean to derail your thread or be a dick. But it set off my bullshit detector, so I had to say something.
INTRODUCTION
As regulators of gaseous exchange in plants, stomata have developed a specific structure and unique physiology, both functionally coordinated to result in movement of guard cells (GCs) (Meidner and Mansfield, 1968; Galatis and Mitrakos, 1980; Palevitz, 1982; Sack, 1987). Stomata are ubiquitous in the epidermis covering all above‐ground plant parts of primary structure, but, as a rule, they are absent from the rhizodermis (Esau, 1965; Fahn, 1982). However, stomata have been reported on the rhizodermis of the primary root of a few plant species (Tietz and Urbasch, 1977; Lefebvre, 1985; Christodoulakis and Psaras, 1987; Tarkowska and Wakowska, 1988).
Ceratonia siliqua (carob tree; Leguminosae) is a Mediterranean evergreen sclerophyllous species. The morphology and anatomy of the leaf bud, leaf, stem and root of this species and of other xeromorphic Mediterranean shrubs were studied in detail by Christodoulakis (1992). Stomata were noted to be scattered on the primary root of germinating seedlings of C. siliqua, above the root hair zone. The orientation of these stomata did not necessarily follow that of the rhizodermal cells. In all cases described to date, the stomata have been open and most of them have been suspended over a discrete substomatal cavity (Christodoulakis and Psaras, 1987). Although the occurrence of stomata on the root is an interesting and peculiar phenomenon, there is as yet no information on the structure, development and fate of these stomata, or their functional significance.
In this paper the structure and development of root stomata of C. siliqua are investigated. The probable function of these stomata during their short existence on the root is also discussed.
They look beautiful Goo!Well after 2 weeks in bloom everything is going as planed.. The plants still love the Nectar for the Gods. .they've gotten bloom khaos foliar every day 4 a full 2 weeks..
I fead them last time at 600 ppm & had tiny bit of tip burn but I still upped the feeding to 700 ppm mixed with a fresh batch of ACT tea with added caps bennies.. here they r after foliar sprayed with tea full strength mixed with bloom khaos & i watered with nutes & tea. .. they loved it..... View attachment 405868View attachment 405869View attachment 405870View attachment 405871
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