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Rep+ Doe. Good reply. :clap: Its likely a moisture issue.

So the last 1/3 is locked out of K (above 6.2)? No thanks.

If you want to get something to really have an effect on your root structure, try smart pots or copper hydroxide spray :bongsmilie: (echo?) Root pruning works just like pruning the top. makes it a bushy lil bitch, :lol:

Let it go. It does not take long to leach soil when using solo cups causing unexpected N deff. Pretty bad on a couple. Caused necrosis in places. I've done it before (with FFOF now that i think about it) :lol:.

Meh. Sounds fishy to me. I've pulled lots of harvests with a nice stable PH.

Clones only, and even then there have been many studies that show limited to no benefit from B1 in propagation. It's one of those old marketing fables that never really died. Butric acid is the best I've found for helping root and Butirc doesn't make it faster, its just more profuse when it does...

Do you have a circulation fan in the room blowing around the leaves?

Hey Billy. Hydro PH can swing from 5.5 to 6.2 and be OK. My nute mix (GH FloraNova) drop ph to about 5.6 outta the bottle so i just watch it and only correct if it goes over 6.1. The best way to keep PH stable in hydroponics is to add H2O2 (35% at 2ml/l of rez water every few days) to keep all...

Lots of things can account for thing including long nodal spacing That would be a feeling. Not a fact. Your not doing anything out of the ordinary. Anyone using compost has lots more myco activity. I know there are LOTS of different types and I know that spores take months to...

If you MUST have a clone of it then take a single lower branch for a clone. It will take several weeks to root. Don't remove any leaves or branches if you can avoid it. Fast water uptake is a great sign. They are easting well. You'll start smelling in the next couple weeks.

That is exactly what I'm saying. How do you know you would not have 3' plants in 8 weeks without that stuff? You don't. :lol: Spores take several months to colonize. Attributing immediate root growth to freshly introduced spores is irrational. :wall: Placebo effect.

Fox is good for dirt, especially if your using FOX dirt which already has lots of goodies in it to start with. If you do use em, toss the chart away and do your best to mix the 3-part into a decent NPK blend. 3-1-2 for grow 1-3-2 for bloom after stretch.

Floramite works in 1 treatment. It's pricey for a qt but you can get 1/2,1,2 oz bottles on ebay that makes several gallons of spray and its not that expensive. Neem is great as a precautionary step but adult spider mites laugh at neem.

I've used fox in hydro and have a recommendation. Use Dynagro. Hydroponic organic is mess soup man. PH swings all over and it gets gummy. Especially in an ebb/grow with the valves in play (I have this system and LOVE it) avoid organic. Dynagro is cheap and complete. I'll be switching to it soon...

I want to pre-empt the oncoming posts about "My plants grow so much better" and "treated roots are everything" by saying that to have any validity you must have an untreated control group or at least have grown the strain in the same op multiple times to know if you are really seeing anything...

lol, i'm stirring shit up in the wrong thread. Nice pix man.

Thats a great thread on Myco, I had started it but not read it to completion because i'm a chem guy. As usual, Uncle Ben and crew came to a reasoned conclusion: Very little benefit for cannabis or any annual container plant for that matter. It takes up to 2 years to fully colonize after...

I want to pre-empt the oncoming posts about "My plants grow so much better" and "treated roots are everything" by saying that to have any validity you must have an untreated control group or at least have grown the strain in the same op multiple times to know if you are really seeing anything...

Thats a great thread on Myco, I had started it but not read it to completion because i'm a chem guy. As usual, Uncle Ben and crew came to a reasoned conclusion: Very little benefit for cannabis or any annual container plant for that matter. It takes up to 2 years to fully colonize after...

I hear this A LOT. :wall: A quick look at the cal-mag label answers why you saw an increase in leaf health. It's 2-0-0. Its the nitrogen boost you were needing. http://www.americanagritech.com/supplements/cal-mag Thanks UB, jberry, Dave, and all the other good posters on this thread...