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ahhhhhhhh i see, sorry my bad....

are you the breeder subcool?

AK is some DANK ass weed..... You won't be disappointed

The reason I ask is because if I don't supplement with calmag I run into def's in one of my strains during flowering. At one of my old spots the water was well and had to run through a water softener and I never used any supplements and didn't have any problems with it. These ladies are...

But if your water softener is one that uses salt to soften the water, wouldn't that provide added magnesium the same as epsom salt would?

Just wondering if the salt used in water softeners is in any way the same as epsom salt thus providing extra magnesium?

Yes it is, I was actually speaking of alaska fish ferts, it's organic based but not totally organic... I have been using neptunes harvest which is 100% organic... I think

Any good info sources??

But you might wanna check your label to make sure, I have been using neptunes harvest for a couple of weeks and so far so good... Can't comment on how well it work in bloom cause havent made it that far yet..lol I have used chemical food for almost 10 years and decided to try a healthier route

I can't really recommend anything yet because I just got into using organics but I did get the alaskan fish emulsion and looked at the N source it had in it and it was ammonium nitrate which to my understanding is not an organic source of nitrogen..

I don't think that fish emulsion is 100% organic, it contains ammonium nitrate

this strain is a pain in the arse...

I'm probably being inpatient, just noticed it about a week ago... probably should wait and see if it works lol This strain has given me problems in the past in promix.

Anyone ever go beyond the 2 teaspoons per gallon amount?

Ive been giving seamag the last 2 feedings, but I was going light on it at 1 ts per gallon... These ladies a magnesium hogs.

Well I guess I was reading that wrong lol

epsom salt? What's a good application rate with a def starting, might foliar feed with it

To avoid ph problems in the future all you have to do is add some dolomite lime to your soil and you'll never worry about ph again. I would say that your under feeding them, doesn't look like lockout to me ... I had this problem recently and thought it was due to high humidity but come to find...

Looks like a phos def, are those lower leaves?

Can someone explain the difference to me? Botanicare's cal mag (1.2% magnesium) is made from magnesium nitrate and General Organics Cal Mag (5% magnesium) is magnesium carbonate. Now I have tried both at a rate of 2 teaspoons per gallon and the general organics works BY FAR way better. Does...