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Says the guy who sprays in flower. Dude, you're aware that 25% of the population has very little ability to taste, right? Your posts are putting you in that category. It's either that, or you've been using contaminated cannabis for so long, you really have no idea what good bud is like. You...

You know it. Not too terrible though, Bud Flied Lice is muuuuch tastier than aza oils. ;) Let it ride. :)

Thank you. This is great information to spread around, we've all been misled on a lot of things regarding cannabis. As more studies are done, labs are finding both indoor and outdoor garden conditions don't seem to match the test results mfgs are stating. As an example, Spinosad is quoted to be...

That's because clones are cut from 'mature' plants, which have already reached the alternate branching stage. Which is also extremely uniform. It sounds like you haven't vegged to maturity before flowering, yet.

6 weeks into flower? Azamax is gross, and oily, and doesn't wash off. The "Up til the day of harvest" bullshit is for fruits and vegetables with a washable skin. Folks in Colorado are getting wise to the ill effects of Azadirachtin products. Get nausea in the mornings much?

Indeed, this is why I explained it the way I did, this will work with all growing situations. When followed properly. Cannabis is extremely picky and I (and many other growers) do not have time to minutely analyze the changes in the local tap water. Using r/o is extremely clean, in nearly every...

Please, do tell? Since this is based on 15 years of hydro, the same way, I'd like to hear where you don't agree. Perhaps I can explain where you're going wrong?

I completely missed this in your reply. Apparently you missed the "Top Off Daily" portion of my post. As for stable pH, cannabis grows so much more cleanly with a cyclic and full pH swing. (the quality difference is amazing)

Never had a problem either. Not in 15 years with clones. Healthy ones anyway.

LOL, oh yea of little taste. No worries, it's not going in my bowl. :D

Sticky traps would help. Again, unless they're doing large amounts of damage, just let it ride. Kill as many as you can find.

When you use only clean nutrients and feed only what cannabis requires, there's zero need to dump. No I use GH Flora, liquid silicon, pH up and a dash of floralicious+. That's it, no need to use additives to 'keep' a res clean when managed properly. I don't use chlorine or h202 either.

Any investor who pays for a setup that requires pesticides is ignorant and deserves what they get. Yes, it's possible to create pest free cannabis in volume, no it isn't cheap.

I'm sorry, there aren't any products that 'work' without ruining quality. Soaps are the closest and they really taste gross. Be interested to see the health reports on them as well, they're made for veggies and fruits you can wash off, not smoking materials you can't. (Not completely anyway) We...

Um, no. Truly clean cannabis is so close to tasting like hash, there's no reason for processing. When you experience smoking it, you'll agree. :)

I see your lack of awareness. Do you get out much?

Terpenes. THC and other cannabinioids are a flat experience without terpenes. Any extraction is going to lose some of those terpenes, changing the feel/efficacy. And there are a LOT of people moving to vaping, because, frankly, most cannabis is rather contaminated.

The air fresheners give me a headache, smoking freshener bud is just disgusting

Where do growers get the idea it's "ok" to treat flowering cannabis with anything? Be a great day when all that nonsense stops. "Fixes" are gross and often unhealthy.

From a pure quality standpoint? Clones win, every time. Cannabis quality goes downhill very quickly when nutrition is wrong. With a clone, you can find the exact day of harvest and exact nutrition requirements. You'll always be more accurate in this area with clones than seeds, seeds always...