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back to topic, it's an interesting question i do micro grows with about 3 weeks of veg that should be fairly close to the veg time you'd get from planting this time of year plants get to be an oz or so, but the sun could beat cfl's i think

likely you have no problem, runoff can be seemingly more acidic than the soil and water soil breaks down, some of those breakdown products can be washed away into the runoff and bump down the PH i have noticed my PH of runoff is more acidic than the water/nutes in, but never measured my soil...

a lot depends on the soil and how much 'sponge' it has, don't want to give misleading information, if you do have clones that take, it will be an impressive cloning achievement

never ordered from them, but do a search here, plenty of complaints with this site

best of luck with the safari mix, mandala has some very interesting genetics, they should take very nicely to your climate

heat usually gets the smell going, hot plant is smelly plant so you may not have a plant that has much smell however, things change, may start smelling later, could smell during dry/cure(if you cure buds) every plant is a surprise

much depends on what's available, cow manure would be good many teas use a small amount of molasses as a base, 1 tbsp per gallon of water is often used molasses is great because it has a lot of micronutrients, and could correct any deficiencies if one of those is low how much manure i can't say...

that is the big question, an organic tea with some nitrogen in there should be safe, and hopefully helpful organic teas are good because they aren't too concentrated and will not usually cause harm however, it takes time to brew a tea, a week is typical

i was thinking more about drainage, so by subsoil i meant that the drainage was into the terrace subsoil but you seem to have explained that pretty well, sounds good, how deep is the soil? it looks like it has depleted the soil, and may not be getting quite enough nutrition from the feedings

you probably wouldn't have such a nice plant if your PH was messed up, provided the water you're using is the same plant appears to be short on some nutrient, but that can be from a number of different issues the soil seems to be part of the subsoil of the terrace? i'd be curious about the...

a scanned in picture from days gone by, looks like 1930's from my old grower guide some interesting looking stuff, wicked looking sativa to man's rear, the indica looks pretty good

what we use to see in bags back in the day was pretty wild you could see many things, bags could be mostly bud, a lot of times it was crushed material, wasn't bud wasn't leaf, but had seeds the quality varied from trash to incredible

there were no details on how to consume, which makes me believe the author never actually tried the method he really did make it sound convincing,

love the thread, inspired to dig up my old cultivator's manual,The Cultivator's Handbook of Marijuana copyright 1970, by Bill Drake not too much outrageous stuff like the mold methods, did have the grafting section with hops

that's enough light for 1 oz plant, maybe a little better, depends on the whole environment and different strains can have different light needs, i.e. sativa's tend to like more light

there you go, this may give you substantially greater yields, my last reveg gave me a 50% increase which is actually on the lower side with this method

time to dust off this old thread, get back in the saddle so to speak here's a quick thread summary, had a hermie brainwreck, good quality even if a hermie so far, i've grown out 2 seeds(100's left) 1st run - a very nice non hermie female, close to the parent and nice quality, not a large yield...

i'm so so with this method, maybe it helps, doesn't seem to hurt i did just chop after about 30 hours of dark, and it does look like some extra maturity in the trichomes i had been checking, maybe not as a close as i could have, was a reveg so had a pretty good idea of the point i wanted things...

just started a cali-o cross of my own(brainwreck x cali-o), so subbed here, best of luck with outside varmints of all kinds

i won't say there are no bad reports, every breeder has bad reports somewhere but there are good reports here, and pretty consistent results from the growers here that use his gear highgrade is not the most popular breeder, so the total number isn't that high