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yep...ph is off. get a reader and check the ph. hold off on ferts till you get things straightened out or use @ very low strength if you know they need them.

Brick is right its not a myth about the water droplets on the leaves...especially if the water has fert's... they will burn the leaves.

we started 9 fem'd autos: 3 BHD, 5 Onyx and one II Diavolo. they all germ'd nicely and grew fast and looked great until last monday which was day 18. at that point they started to show their sex...and three of the the Onyx plants grew big o'l balls...males. So they got chopped immediately. Was...

there is nothing funny or humorous about a spouse hitting a spouse...you should call the cops anytime you hear something like that. do the right thing it could save someone's life. you don't have to get involved just call and tell them where and hang up.

i think you guys both make good points. you should email the owner at the site and ask him these questions. All i know is that the commercial growers are using his product big time in their operations. Both in the US and Canada. So i'm guessing they know what they're doing versus us folks...

yeah if you say so....whatever. research pure organic growing or read what i posted.

will be trying this at Barney's in August. will report back once we check it out. :)

yeah, watering the shit of it will either drown the seed or cause it to rot before it spouts. If you have fresh seeds then the best method is not the paper towel method people have used in the past. it is laying the seed horizontal into the soil about 1/4 inch deep and lightly covering it with...

no other comments on this setup. hmm

we don't flush the roots to remove any salt buildup. we just use warm water and molasses the last couple of weeks.

your soil is probably too hot for those babies. no ferts for at least two weeks. flush them 2-3 times over the next day or so. don't use aluminum foil. watch your heat levels...around 82 degrees F is good for them and oh pray!

exactly. most of the people on here really have very little clue about true organic gardening and what it means. when i read all the shit people are using on their plants and all then flushing...it just creates so much more to manage and worry about. we are 100% organic and will put our harvest...

no u don't. Also, you must be pretty baked cuz your comment basically makes no sense. we've been doing grows since 1976 and have used both chemical and organic ferts and for the last 10 years only organic and compared flushed versus non-flushed harvests from the same grow. there is no difference...

@ scerv, those Hillbillies as you call them produce and sell out of all that they make. they don't want to take on more business than they can handle. its a small operation, they are pleased with what they make and sell. they don't want the quality to suffer just to make more money. so they...

here is a feeding schedule that might help with BMO products. it works great for us.

BMO is all we use. order from ebay. good stuff, easy to use and works oh so well.

the potting soil is like 14 buck a bag which isn't too bad.

no, don't use molasses as a foliar feed add in unless it is really diluted. better to use in warm water and into the soil. If you want to try it here is a recipe you can try: 1 cup compost tea 1 ounce molasses 1 ounce natural apple cider vinegar 1 ounce liquid seaweed Spray it sparingly.

try using Blue Mountain Organics...100% organic. buy it on ebay they always throw in some extras as well. great stuff and very reasonable. search this site for it also and see what others think. easy to use and works incredibly well. shann

if you are 100% organic in all the ferts and add-ins then you don't need to flush. just stop using them around 10-14 days b-4 harvest. there aren't any salts in true organic growing to build up on the root structure. we just use warm non-chlorinated or distilled water and molasses.