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mr west

mr west

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Now i got the grapes out my mouth, but the brilcream stays, i havent had this much control over my hair since i was a greasey teen
 
Bobotrank

Bobotrank

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Alright Cheeseheads, as I mentioned in my last post this was my first time dipping my clones in OMRI certified Azamax before putting them in my tent (or outdoor for that matter). Going by the recommendation of my local, I used a 1/2 oz Azamax to a gallon of water, mixed well, and dipped them right in. Within 24 hrs. tho, I could tell they weren't happy. I figured I'd wait it out for a day or two, and see what happened. Normally my cuttings are raging by now (day 5), so I took matters into my own hands with some ph balanced water in a spray bottle. I sprayed them well this morning, and upon returning home they were all looking substantially better. We still have a ways to go before I'd call these little girls "healthy," but we're headed in the right direction.

For those of you who are thinking of using Azamax, I'd recommend using a slightly weaker dilution if you're working with cuttings. My leaves were literally burned in a couple spots, and a slightly yellowed-- overall no bueno:wall: I'm sure this stuff works well when mixed properly, but I'm not sure I did so this time! Live and learn.:peace:
 

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Highlanders cave

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Bobotrank said:
Alright Cheeseheads, as I mentioned in my last post this was my first time dipping my clones in OMRI certified Azamax before putting them in my tent (or outdoor for that matter). Going by the recommendation of my local, I used a 1/2 oz Azamax to a gallon of water, mixed well, and dipped them right in. Within 24 hrs. tho, I could tell they weren't happy. I figured I'd wait it out for a day or two, and see what happened. Normally my cuttings are raging by now (day 5), so I took matters into my own hands with some ph balanced water in a spray bottle. I sprayed them well this morning, and upon returning home they were all looking substantially better. We still have a ways to go before I'd call these little girls "healthy," but we're headed in the right direction.

For those of you who are thinking of using Azamax, I'd recommend using a slightly weaker dilution if you're working with cuttings. My leaves were literally burned in a couple spots, and a slightly yellowed-- overall no bueno:wall: I'm sure this stuff works well when mixed properly, but I'm not sure I did so this time! Live and learn.:peace:
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Clones are looking like their on their way to recovering nicely. Good luck with your gro!

Little babies are doing great westy!
 
TrynaGroSumShyt

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From what i have learned, omri doesnt actually certify organics, i hear that all u hae to do is pay the 300,000usd price for u to be listed. no actual testing.. also heard that fox farm didn't wanna pay that is why their products dont have.
 
Bobotrank

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TrynaGroSumShyt said:
From what i have learned, omri doesnt actually certify organics, i hear that all u hae to do is pay the 300,000usd price for u to be listed. no actual testing.. also heard that fox farm didn't wanna pay that is why their products dont have.
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Really? Has anyone else heard about this? Nothing would surprise me these days.. Thnx for the heads up. I'll look into it...

Another question, though, that I should have asked is: Has anyone used Azamax before? And if so... what were you mixing it at? And how old were the plants being dipped?

Cheers. . .
 
Highlanders cave

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Hey man! Yeah my chick just came over and got some on her lunch hour. Love me and leave me, boy do I feel cheap lol. Prolly make a run to the hydro store soon for a couple of bags of soil...got some transplanting to do tonight
 
curious old fart

curious old fart

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Bobotrank said:
Really? Has anyone else heard about this? Nothing would surprise me these days.. Thnx for the heads up. I'll look into it...

Another question, though, that I should have asked is: Has anyone used Azamax before? And if so... what were you mixing it at? And how old were the plants being dipped?

Cheers. . .
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Azamax is an insecticide, what is your infestation level of what insect?

:peace:
cof
 
mr west

mr west

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Highlanders cave said:
Hey man! Yeah my chick just came over and got some on her lunch hour. Love me and leave me, boy do I feel cheap lol. Prolly make a run to the hydro store soon for a couple of bags of soil...got some transplanting to do tonight
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lunch time booty call. U know for at least a few hours after shes gonna be feeling u
 
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