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FU Ernst!!!!!:finger: J/K!:lol:

Brittas are good at reducing the amount of Chlorine and they also reduce a little bit of Chloramine as well. They will also reduce some harmful things like lead and other heavy metals. They do NOT do anything to reduce Calcium or Magnesium (hardness). There are MANY growers who simply draw...

I am sorry you are in pain. I too, like MANY people here, suffer from severe chronic pain from a spinal cord injury so I can relate. I also can relate to answering the same questions over and over. My sticky gets me plenty of dipshit questions that don't even deserve an answer sometimes. I...

P.S. Given all the money I've spent on TGA gear, I would think a simple question could've gotten a simple answer without the insults but I guess some breeders could give a shit about helping out the people who spend their hard earned money on their gear. This is good to know. Thanks sub.

It was not my intent to piss anyone off. I was simply asking a question on a subject which I have little knowledge. When I don't know the answer, I ask an expert. Had I known that would piss off said expert (the guy moderating this sub-forum), I would've never asked it. See, I live in a remote...

I hooked a pretty nice snook this summer. Goooood eatin'!!!!!!:eyesmoke:

Right, but it also makes it's own sugar. It almost sounds like sub is saying you need to add citric acid with the sucanat in order to get the full benefit. The post was just a bit confusing and needed a bit of clarification IMO.bongsmilie

Where does the citric acid come from?

Unbelievable!!!!!!!:cuss: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3rsifcC0zc&feature=player_embedded#

If you're not experiencing any problems and are happy with your results then it must be usable.;-) Hard water usually tastes pretty good. These fancy bottled waters like Dasani and Smart Water are nothing more than distilled or reverse osmosis filtered tap water with Ca and Mg added back in...

I was told by PR that it wasn't actually "banned", and he's supposedly tried to fix it and was unable, so it looks like I'm rockin' this new account now!:clap:

Not much. How have you been my friend? My old account is still frozen. I don't think I'm ever going to get it back.:-(

I've taken clones as late as 7 weeks in before. They took a long time to root and start to put off new growth but it's possible to take clones at any time during flowering. It's just going to be a little more challenging the further into flowering that you are. Happy growing!:weed:

I drink Vick's Vapo-Rub! It puts hair on top of the hair on your chest! lmfao!!!! :shock:

lol! I suppose even Alex Jones has to pay the bills somehow. Wait! I thought you were a big fan of Alex Jones?:???:

You're welcome, and I'm back!!!!!!!:-P

I'm not challenging or disagreeing with you, simply stating fact. If you'd like I can put up several links to back up everything I say. First off, you can't compare bat guano to oyster shell. Certain organic nutrients (sources) are available at different rates to plants, bat guano being one of...

Really?????? I believe you are being obtuse. There were a group of firefighters from Connecticut who were denied promotions simply because they were white. They took their fight to the Supreme Court and won! :shock...

Not around here. You can usually buy one of those small packs of tums for around a dollar.;-)

Yes, but what you are not understanding is that plants don't take up Calcium Carbonate, even when crushed up and watered into the soil. It takes time to be broken down into Calcium ions which can be taken up by the plant's roots. Calcium Carbonate is water soluble but plants can't absorb it...