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Then top it off with a cup of mountain dew.

The ones who should shut up are the ones giving out bad advice. For starters, AN is garbage. Secondly, if you have a good soil mixture, you don't need fertilizers. Now do us kindly a favor and "shut the fuck up" and possibly learn something instead of giving out bad advice.

I sand my heatsinks whenever applying new paste. Reduces the chances of air bubbles when the paste spreads from pressure.

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castings guano and kelp

Our Products: Organic or Synthetic? Our Happy Frog® fertilizers are 100% organic. Our Big Bloom® Liquid Fertilizer and all of our soils are also organic. We do offer some fertilizers with mineral-based, time-release ingredients that are not classified as organic. These include American Pride®...

Grow big and tiger are synthetic. big bloom is organic and yes it carries and certified organic label. Secondly. OMRI listings cost money, quite a bit actually. Most companies don't bother getting OMRI listed because of it. So I'd throw that "It's not certified" bullshit out the window if I...

Well the pro blend is a sythentic fert, fairly close to fox farm tiger bloom. The pure bloom is an organic dry mixture and packed with everything needed for a microbe brew.

never foliar, nor should you waste your time on those products. If you want to go soil, start with an organic soil, like fox farm happy frog, treat your soil with organic tea blends (way cheaper!). Then just sit back and watch as the plant does the rest. No need for overpriced crap...

it acts as a buffer so anything too acidic gets reduced to a more neutral range. It basically means you can throw your ph meter in the trash.

The 60x5 puts out about 130 actual and is good for about a cubic foot of coverage. Here's my mars300 grow. Don't expect anything more than this,

Pure blend pro liquid? or the organicare pure bloom? the pure bloom is good stuff, OMRI listed, 1-5-4 ratio.

Happy Frog All-Purpose (5-5-5) is a slow-release formula that’s great for just about every plant. That's what I read on the store page (not fox farms website). I see slow release, and it's just a big turn off for me. For the same price you can just buy a bottle of big bloom, which contains the...

Yea, anything with slow releasing nitrogen has no place in a cannabis garden. By week 2 or 3 of flower your plants will claw up and look like chicken feet.

Never mind. I'm assuming you meant this http://www.nehydro.com/fertilizers-stimulators/fox-farm/happy-frog-all-purpose-fertilizer-18lb/ I wouldn't use it. Time released ferts are a big NO NO Big bloom, is fox farms organic tea.

Yes it is,

happy frog is soil?

Looks like over-fert of AN crapola

I personally do about a 4:1 ratio Once you get a girl, just pull clones off her before throwing into flower.

As someone who builds computers and such as my other hobby, thermal paste is the best way to transfer heat. You'll get a much better surface to surface connection with paste than a pad. Not to mention, stuff like AS5 is designed for computer chips, which run far hotter than any cob. You'll...