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Day 20 -21 update Epsom salt foliar seems to be working. tea ended up going more like 51 hours :shocked: but it looked and smelled beautiful < remember: beauty is in the eye of the beholder > so I went ahead and fed my girls and garden with it. Each girl got 1.5gal. I'm doing an abusive run...

here's a good tip: fermented dandelion extract for a magnesium boost. I put about 12 ounces of russian kvass (6 tbsp rye flour + 2 tbsp molasses in a gallon of water, sit for 2-7 days; rich source of lactobacilli) in a mason jar with about an ounce of freshly picked and chopped dandelions from...

too tired to update now. will do tomorrow. mag def. appearing in both PF and SSD now; overwatering and cool soil stress may be exacerbating but excessive calcium could also be a major contributor. epsom salt at 1tsp/half gal foliar with aloe juice at 1 tbsp/half gal seems to be working. Will...

Thanks for the link space, I was looking at rogue via their ebay store. I'm interested in that screen/mesh bottom on the superoots version of the air-pot; mine have solid bases that have ridges to create runoff channels. The prices rogue are selling for are too good to resist; i may just have to...

time for tea-- 4 gal dechlorinated tap water 2C ewc 12mL fish hydrolysate 5 tbsp black strap molasses 1 tbsp hydrated kelp meal paste brew 42 hours, apply.

Hey Ben, hope all is well in Philly. Thanks for popping in! Space, I'm on it...I'll be sexing the seedlings starting this weekend so i'll know whether / how many new starts i'll need in a couple weeks. I'm thinking of splurging on a set of 6 3 gal airpots and doing a semi-sog of Strawberry sour...

2-4 days, depending on soil moisture. and the thinning i referred to was of the foliage of the new tops, not the colas themselves. i.e. the fan leaves coming out of the new growth. my problem isn't really a problem anymore though. I got so caught up when i saw the foliage i didn't even look...

the soil was too moist to accept a watering, so i held off on it. probably a good thing i did. i think i may buy a soil moisture meter to easily check the soil moisture with these air-pruning pots. I could have been overdrying (particularly when they were in the 1gal airpots) for most of this...

Issues with Kerala x Skunk 1 As has been stated in my first post, temperature and temp swings have been something I've dealt with this grow (started all my plants too early this year). So I noticed some leaf tip upward curling and margin curling along with some dry crispiness and lime-green...

Cool Space, I'll confer with you to see if we can't help each other out. I'll stop in later today to see whats what with your gal! thanks for popping in! Be easy,

I'll show KxS1's problems when I get a good pic of them. going to topdress with EWC and give water with a little citric acid. 3/4 tsp/gal of the citric. I'll probably also give a tbsp/gal of molasses. be easy, Dr.J

SSD KxS1 PF

Still no pics/ability to post them...if its fixed later i'll try to post up some pics of the stress. be easy, Dr.J :leaf: :joint: :leaf:

same issue here. also that location jive is fucked up.

Update for day 10 of flower. cool temps have been fucking with my shit, but the girls are trucking through. had some wild swings (20+ degrees), though, which will indubitably stunt growth and limit yield. the new site is rejecting all my pics uploads so I guess i can't show anything right now...

i'm right there with you buddy...except change that to 4.5 years

cold water slows metabolic activity of microbes to a halt and stunts roots, both of which slow plant growth; thermostatic aquarium heaters are cheap and can keep your water 68-72 with their internal thermostats. that's what i do all winter when i'm oxygenating and dechlorinating water; just...

how are you defining useful? It's pretty useful to victims to have the research of Victims Studies scholars, and they're getting grant money, so it's useful to the individual scholars because it supports them. how are you adjudicating the reputation of a single field inside the academy? if...

Guinea hens don't always like 'em either! some guinea hens downright refuse to eat 'em!

sub'd. love the neologistic entendre >>>