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how many clones do you need and hows often?

my guess is that it is supply and demand... people read forums with out looking into standard horiculture practices and basic botany to get their info and demand this stuff

read about AACT people have claimed (PHD's) that by mixing the compost with a sugar source (like molasses) and bubbling for 30-40 hours or so you can increase the countable bacteria by three orders of magnitude. Like from 1 mil to 9 bil. bacteria are able to reproduce rapidly give the...

What do they mean when they say this: "Earth Juice Bloom and Grow They are highly concentrated, easy-to-use, dust free, and contain no salt-building chemicals or hidden NPK boosting synthetics." This sounds wierd to me from what I have recently learned. no salt-building chemicals I mean...

I hope this works out... It seems like it is too good to be true.

this sounds like it has great potential if it uses osmosis in the feeding process it seems like you could just mix up a pot and use only water if you put enough upfront do you guys add this once then still water with nutes?

I can relate, I come from the organic belief system, and always prided my self as someone with no beliefs...

I'm not just being anal for the sake of being anal. I really want to know if this is valuable to consider... first to agree on terms lets say this is a fruit: "In biology (botany), on the other hand, a "fruit" is a part of a flowering plant that derives from specific tissues of the flower...

This isn't meant to be offensive. Don't judge a product based on what someone says. The same way you tell us not to blindly listen to cannabis forums. EJ is a multipart formula and used correctly contains N. They let you decide how much or little to use. I use EJ and after reading your...

I'm sure you've reads the other docs here: http://www.staugorchidsociety.org/culturewater.htm Just wanted to post this for the benefit of others. I never new about Alkalinity (a measure of how much acid it takes to lower the pH below a certain level, also called acid-buffering...

setup: say you had two pots that had the exact medium then in one you added some compost that you knew the ingredients. After this broke down and fed the plant you sample the soil and call it A then you prove the same nutrients that the compost did using salts let it feed the plant...

wow, I see me in your post, I used to feel a lot like this There are inorganic chemicals in your grow already. Mainly, water. I know how you feel. The same chemicals you have fear of hurting your micro heard are things that will be there anyway I think. I am trying to better...

so when they go from the cups to the pots you are running, how may watts are you using? and how many did you veg in cups with?

the question was: Can too much fan be a problem? IOW, is is a bad thing to keep the fan on the plants consistently, w/o oscillation? Just want to double check, it is OK to not have an oscillation fan or are you answering the first part of the question about too much fan. Cervantes says...

Some people CO2 is a waste, but people who use it actually want lack of new air. They make sealed rooms. I'm just saying that if you use CO2 you want no new air.

I have some rooted clones vegging. I have been really scared to over water (some 1 gal some 2 gal smart pots). I have watered little by little. Yesterday I decided to get run off. It seems like that grow overnight. I wish I measured them before. I think I may have been under watering. I'm...

I grow indoors. So I'd have to run a lot of lights to cover all the extra soil. I can fit way more plants under my 400 mh in veg.

cool, this sound like what happens in my fish tank I keep goldfish in my water res .

I use smart pots if that matters (quicker drying) If I plan to flower in five gallon pots, what should I veg in and do I need more than one transplant? I have some 1 gallon and 2 gallon pots. It seems that going from 2 to 5 would be better than 1 to 5. Is there a good ratio to use...

In the link you posted it says this: Manures and composts contain inorganic salts, organic salts, and insoluble organic forms of nutrients. But their salt content per unit of nutrient may not differ much from fertilizer, since their nutrient content is a lot lower, and they contain salts not...