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anything can turn hermie if you stress it out enough. Week genetics seem to be a easy way for this to happen. I have taken all my clones just prior to flip, for years with little to no loss of quality generation to generation. Either this method or taking them off of a mother plant that has...

Have you tried hypochlorous acid? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypochlorous_acid a lot of people i know who run dwc use this...

Biostimulants can change the world of plant growth!

I agree, just be sure not to overwater.. Maybe add a bit of Humic Acid and Kelp soon...Kelp has hormones like cytokinins and auxins that help with root growth and the transition from new cutting to full blown vegetation..

hydroguard or hygrozyme, which is it?

Any Microbial inoculate high in Trichoderma should be helpful but need to make sure the spore counts are high and viable. To help roots in a hydro system I recommend Humic acid and Kelp at 5:2... Virginia Tech study found that this makes both work 50% better at the 5 parts Humic to 2 parts...

Looks like root disease to me... pythium? I recommend a good powder microbial soil inoculate that is high in trichoderma in particular. Also maybe some Kelp and Humic Acid Also Yucca in your foliar spray is always good... Yucca extracts are taking the place of copper sulfate in much of Europe...

I would throw some Yucca in with that foliar spray, it is a natural surfactant has saponins, sugars and micros... Yucca extracts are taking the place of copper sulfate in much of Europe to help prevent and treat fungal diseases such as apple scab. The sugars are a stable form of carbon making...

just the fact that microbes consume B-Vitamins so quickly and microbes are so key to plant health, alone is proof that it is a piece in the puzzle of plant nutrition!

yes strictly about B-1... not the other B-Vitamins! did you read? B-Vitamins do not directly create roots that is correct, they help the plant by boosting its metabolism! Yes it is a myth that B-Vitamins directly create roots, but do they help with plant health... lets not be to ignorant just...

Tell that to this guy I found online in MI, he has only been in the game 20+ years... :confused: Are Your Plants Getting Enough Vitamins? By Harley Smith The best organic gardeners have known for years that a healthy soil grows healthy plants. The secret lies at the root zone. Plants and...

B-Vitamins are proven to be beneficial for plant stress. Weather it be from transplant or because it is expending so much energy flowering, B-Vitamins are a definite benefit! Many B-Vitamins are a co-enzyme and easily absorbed by roots and in turn can activate thousands of other enzymes. A...

i make my own bloom boosters from soluble Phosphorus, Potassium, and B-Vitamins. you can make early, mid and late bloom boosters out of these three elements. No point in buying AN bs when you can buy the pure form of elements! Be weary of any liquid bacteria/fungal inoculate! Science proves...

one by one you can replace AN bottles of bs with the actual activator they try and hide within that product, if there is one! Mostly just things like Kelp, Humic and Fulvic Acid. Not magic like adv makes it out to be...

Yep, brix is sugar content in the plant. Getting the brix of your plant higher is really just improving the overall health...I say some of the key players are Humic Acid, and Amino Acids. These make nutrients available while feeding microbes. For a newbie, I say mighty wash or even just rubbing...

Forgot to mention key player in foliar sprays, that would be Yucca... this is a spreader or wetting agent also loaded with saponins and micros. Yucca helps make sure you get the most out of whatever your spraying. Also in my opinion yucca should be added with all nutrient solutions, this allows...

If the brix of the plant is above 12% spider mites will not view it as food! This is what a plant science guy out of MI told me.

If you foliar Kelp its good to add Fulvic Acid, helps penetrate leaf... For watering in Kelp use Humic Acid... at a 5:2 ratio... 5parts humic to 2parts kelp. At those ratios each one works 50% better! This is from a Virginia Tech. studies

aquarium pumps are only 20$, with some 1/4 in. tubing and your set

watch out for the distilled water there is no dissolved oxygen!