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The first part is generally why a lot of new growers chop early. They count from the day they flip 12/12 and will chop on day 60 regardless of the trichs because the breeder stated 55-60 day flower time. But if someone does want to count days, it's usually best to not count the first week of...

Well, to clarify, I DO count the weeks, but this has more to do with feeding than it does harvesting.

I was thinking the same thing. This is how it is commercially is it not? I think being inside a locked up house would qualify, especially if nothing is visible from the outside (the most important part)

For me personally, flowering starts when flowers begin to develop. Usually a week after flipping 12/12 However, it doesn't matter when you count, or counting at all for that matter. You don't harvest based on days in flower, you harvest when the trichs tell you to do so.

Yea, i don't freak out when I see them either. They're very easy to get rid of. Good point though when seeing their presence in a fresh bag of soil.

gnats are from overwatering FF does package their soil somewhat moist, enough for gnats to appear. I just let the soil dry out when I open a fresh bag. No more gnats

Not what I was getting at. I was just being a dick lol. Because technically, no one grows organically because we all use water, an inorganic compound.

If you want to take it even further, water is a inorganic compound. Therefor, anyone who uses water isn't 100% organic.

The salts are all natural though. So when you grow in the ground, guess what, those minerals are there too. This is what you don't get. The natural vs synthetic part. Synthetic, again, is man made. Think of diamonds. There are natural diamonds, made by earth itself. And synthetic ones, made in...

Earth, not USDA certified. bongsmilie

Lies! The ground has minerals them. Therefore according to yoda, the earth isn't organic

I dont use OF, I use happy frog. Goes to show how much you pay attention

You don't get it. You first need to start off with the term "organic". Which means LIVING. So when a fertilizer is labeled as "organic", it's because it's derived from LIVING materials. But there's something you seem to overlook, and those are things called minerals. Minerals are not organic...

What? Tired of me proving you wrong at every turn? Since you love OMRI labels and hate monsanto, maybe you can explain to us why you buy only OMRI certified products despite the fact monsanto lobbied them to lower their quality control standards in order to label their MG line with OMRI...

If you believe Foxfarm to be in violation of the CDFA's regulations, then submit a complaint to them and see what happens. Nothing will happen because you haven't posted a single shred of evidence to support your claims. It's been nothing hysterical delusions from your end. Maybe you haven't...

From the USDA site itself Are fertilizers and pest control materials eligible for organic certification? Materials used in organic production must comply with the USDA organic regulations, 7 CFR Part 205. The USDA organic regulations do not require certification of inputs, such as fertilizers...

That would be DFA. USDA or the FDA as we call it, is the food and drug administration. The same administration that approved oxy for children under 12 but still reports cannabis has zero medical potential. The USDA has nothing to do with plant fertilizers who's the bright one now?

USDA? So we're talking about beef now?

People take labeling pretty seriously these days since the whole monsanto/GMO fiasco begun. Mislabeling or falsely labeling your products is a death sentence. If anything yoda said was true about FF ingredients, and NOT labeling the ingredients correctly and such. FF would be neck deep in...

You've already established and told us you buy only OMRI products. Now you make your own? Which is it?