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Be careful buying things that are "only OMRI certified". BMO is completely organic, and they aren't OMRI certified (or any institutionaly certified). It costs a lot of money to get your stuff certified organic, so not all companys do it. Most smaller companies don't have this option.

Good point, but you are missing the point of using, what consumerism has lovingly termed "organic". To be "organic" in the sense of the word, is to not use any synthetic nutrients on your plants. Everything from the soil to the nutrients to the pesticides cannot be synthetic. Fox Farm isn't all...

Yeah, def do a transition instead of just dropping the grow nute, and going to flower. This is true with any ferts that you use, not just BMO. Even though the plant is flowering, they still need a decent amount of nitrogen for the first part of flowering, or your leaves will yellow & fall pretty...

I usually only need to water twice a week (sometimes 3 times). Once a week I nute them, and once a week I give them SPT & Molasses. I always add all the nutes together in a nice tea (BMO Grow, Flower, & Alaska MorBloom 0-10-10) when I nute them. No need for separate waterings for your booster &...

I am currently using Alaska MorBloom 0-10-10, and have great results. I am just using it as a bud booster though. Even though it isn't certified organic, it still is 100% organic. It only has 3 ingredients in it, and when you open it you will be able to tell its all organic! No company would let...

I'd also like to see an Old Timers Haze grow. My vote goes to that! Gotta love the purple strains.

But whose to say what is "absolute objective reality"? Does this exist? Everyones reality tunnels are programmed differently, no two peoples reality tunnels are the same, therefore their reality isn't the same. Atleast according to Robert Anton Wilson and Timothy Leary... and even they weren't...

Good question. I've never heard that before either.

FF OF soil is a very good soil. Highly recommended. Mix it with perlite and some dolomite lime to balance the ph, and you can grow some nice bud! Although it's a great soil, it doesn't really have enough nutrients in it for the entire grow. It is good for about the first 3 weeks, and then they...

A half ounce per gallon of water is the recommended dose. Start out with a very small dose at first, then work your way up to a full dose. So it depends on how much water your plants will hold. Leave a little run off in the bottom, and the plant will absorb it in a few hours. You should feed...

Nothing. Neptunes Harvest is fish emulsion, at least that is their main ingredient.

Yeah, you can use them both together. I just use Alaska MorBloom for an extra flower booster, not as my only flowering nute. Just don't use them both together at full strength, so you can burn your plants.

If you use the Super Plant Tonic with the BMO line, you can use less of the other nutes or you could run the risk of burning your plants. A bottle should last you a couple grows (pending on how many plants you have, of course). I'd still recommend it to you. Also, no, the ONLY fox farm fert...

I use Alaska MorBloom 0-10-10 for an extra flower booster. I'm getting amazing results. Big nugs and frosty as fuck!

Got a link to the group? Sounds interesting.

You will never see numbers that high with all-organic products. Those numbers are ridiculous, and the plants don't even use most of those nutrients, as par why most plants fed a constant dead-chemical diet are also the ones that are badly burned. Shits waaaay to hot for Mary. Plus, I want my...

Use the Grow It Green in the first 3 weeks of veg, start out by using half strength, then bump it up to 1/2 oz/gal. When switching to flower, overlap the Grow It Green with the Flower Power for the first weeks into flower, lessening the dose of GIG with every feeding. Keep just using Flower...

No can do. I don't have a ceiling fan, nor do I want to have to make our entire bedroom into a catacomb. Plus, we have 2 cats, so their hair would be all in the buds. If you are using your whole room to grow, than I'm sure heat would not be an issue. The DR80 is only 2.7 x 2.7 x 5.3, so heat...

Think it would be a problem if the hot air from the lights just blew directly into the room that the box was in? I live in an apartment and don't really want to blow it out the window, it may look suspicious

Where do you have the exhaust blowing to, and what are the temps of the room that the tent is in? I am planning a DR80 400W HPS grow soon. How many flowering plants can you fit in one of those?