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perlite,vermic,peat moss etc...

:mrgreen: hows that even possible.

uh you are greatly misinformed.. you honesly think the sun has "less light"?

your soil looks like it could be more fluffy...

yes sir, 01 ss here ;)

nice, just a 630 hp camaro huh?

and i meant gnats ;) their little buggers...

nice^ thanks for the tip!

thank you ^ also, i noticed my peat moss had LOTS of flies coming out the bag... is this normal?

Thanks man! how was your pH?? i have 2 different guanos containing different N-P-K

nice soil, vermiculite, perlite, guano, peat moss and some gravel.... trying to get the perfect pH level....:peace:

that would be a good fert for flowering... i think you want less P and more N during t he vegitative stage

thank you sir

theoretically, if you were to have a clone with a well developed root system, and you just transplanted.. how long would you wait to try and put in a 12/12?

thats the stuff i was refering to...

just like the title asks, is this 10-60-10 fertilizer too rich in the phosphorus element for flowering? Just curious as to what kinda fert #'s you need for the flowering cycle?

ive read on this forum, that Fox Farms is not COMPLETELY organic..

ZR1 > GT-R :) nice looking grow

hows that odor neutralizing stuff treating you?

what kinda fert are you using for flowering?