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Potassium soap and neem oil has been good for me, no need for sticky traps. If I'm going with coco again I'll pretreat it with those two before transplanting.

1000%! I used to use Floranova with excellent results mind you but I noticed they kept diluting it as the viscosity of it was lower in each bottle I bought and sure enough the e.c. was too. I even emailed them at the time and they outright admitted it. I've been using their floracoco now and...

Legendary shit right there! Must try grow it at some point. Think everyone's pretty much named alot of the best indicas. I'll add Critical kush and L.a Confidential as hard hitting indicas. Recently had Runtz and Purple Punch and those are quite heavy too.

Critical Kush from Barney's, I know I know Barney's are slacking but it's always been a good producer of potent indica for me. Give it good conditions, don't go overboard on the nutes, top it twice, make it grow into a bush and prepare for extreme lathargy ahead :bigjoint:

I don't think you'll go wrong with lumatek, cheaper usually means shorter lifespan with LED. On the other hand if you get a kit and diy like from HLG for example, your getting quality at a decent price.

Great point, I do buy mine wholesale though so there's no store to goto. The cheap coco I did buy from a store, it was Top crop I think, Spanish :confused:

Yes, I definitely felt it had more long pieces of fibre.

I've gone with canna coco for the first time and it's littered with fungus gnat's... Last run I used cheap af Coco, 0 gnats... I'm not convinced it's the quality they claim, it's Dutch after all :mrgreen:

Can fan is junk and so is their customer service, so many other options now that there no need to waste it on scumbags...

Just use textile pots, coco will dry out faster than you can spell it :eyesmoke:

I've had them work well for me for storage, preserve the terps and maintain correct moisture levels. The jars that had no boveda were tasteless, this waa 6 months after harvest...

Bro you've got to provide a little more info on how you did it than a diagram of a pot when making a big claim like that... Just saying.

Looking good bro, you'll be fine with the high temps and humidity since you're using co2.

Holy fucking hell that is expensive for calcium nitrate, just buy raw calcium nitrate cost peanuts

Funny that they'd include silica in so many plant nutrients if it's detrimental in flowering, 1 plant scientist Harley Smith talks a lot about how important it is for plants so I guess that's, Science: 1 - Bro science: 0

Dtw/Coco

It's pretty powerful, I just switched from the bottled ph+/- to citric acid and sodium bicarbonate and much prefer powder than liquid for this. I wish I'd done this a lot sooner as I've said good bye to ph nightmare's. Edit: When I'm not baked af and use citric instead of sodium that is :wall:

Sounds like a man with a plan to me

Interested hearing people's experience with those too, we used two people, one watering while the other checked the reservoir level and turned off the pump when almost empty. Make sure to get a good quality hose that won't bend 90°and block the water flow. Come to think of it, those water...

Have a few plants acting up will give this a shot, hanna soil ph meter coming up.