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ahem... to respond to YOUR question, you can mix any perlite with OF and i'd definitely recommend doing so. However, mg perlite is amended with time release fertilizer, and I'd make sure to check because I think scott's perlite is as well, but just check. Now, the fact that both of those...

lookin good james! :leaf:

sub'd definitely want to hear thoughts on wheatgrass since i grow pallets of it and always have a ton of wheatberries on hand for that purpose!

yeah May, i'm definitely going to pick up one or two and thow them in some global buckets but until they're available in my area i'm stuck and i have some sweet peas, tomatoes and peppers that i need to clone asap. so powder's on the way! be easy, thanks for all the help! :peace:

kewl, thanks fellers...i'm gonna order some up right now

blow up your tv, throw away your paper, move to the country, build a home, raise a little garden, eat a lot of peaches, try and find Jesus, on your own--spanish pipe dream, an updated version of Virgil's eclogues and georgics. but that's what i think about when i think about...

Levi, save hyroot's last post. you will eventually want to digest that information, even if you're in a hurry now. thanks for the refresher course Hy! best of luck with your lighting! be easy, :peace:

I'm not trying to knock the use of MG on its performance, but I really do feel strongly about Monsanto and what they're doing to agriculture, and, since MG is owned by Monsanto, it makes me always want to ask people who are using MG products to reconsider. I'm not saying you need to buy super...

Thanks st0w! be easy, :peace:

So i'm finding some fairly divergent prices on aloe vera 200x powdered concentrate and was wondering if anyone has any tips on what exactly I should be looking for. I'll probably end up buying/cloning some aloe plants so i can just have fresh filets whenever i need 'em, but i'd like to get some...

i can only think you need better drainage and more aeration in your soil. rice hulls or pumice stone, or perlite. you say you corrected your underwatering, how long were you underwatering?

is it bagseed?

also, not trying to rain on the parade, i love data, and its organizaton and do believe that the idea behind this is valuable. its realization is what would seem most daunting to me, and, as has been pointed out, we'll be working with some shady information derived from shady 'breeders.' i think...

I can see what you're going for here, but i think it would turn out being an inefficient expenditure of time to organize such a chart. You would be contending with variance at every level when you consider that a single genome can have multiple phenotypes, that not every strain is properly...

we need more info to help you out (temps, lights, humidity, medium, genetics), but i'm with putang at this point; thats maybe a 1.5/10. I'm guessing there's an issue with your medium--doesn;t look very well aerated at the very least. 3 holes is potentially adequate for drainage, but if that's 4...

don't use aluminum foil, it will create hotspots. use mylar or flat white paint. are you going to move them out of that rubbermaid tote when they're bigger? looks like you're under-lighting them. you'll need fans for circulation and ventilation. probably going to need to do a fair bit of...

time to thin your herbs and veggies! nice work, good luck, be easy, :peace:

from dispatched to doorstep in 6 days...way to go herbie!

does 'we' refer to all white people? and if so, what of the individual white people who do see a problem and want to do something about it? they certainly don't fall into that group (the group of privileged people who don't see the problem), yet have most certainly have benefited from, and...

well, if that's all the info you've got, you're going to have to make the call yourself. I for one would prefer patience to pointing attention at my package, but thats just how i feel about it best of luck jerry, be easy, :peace: