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Roots is not inert, not even close.

Yeah, last time around I got lazy with pruning/shaping and my yield suffered greatly. I guess it's easy to get comfortable when you think things are going well. Usually the only time I get to 1.25gpw or over is when I SCROG, which I honestly may not do anymore. I recently added onto my space...

Sure you can. I start with a fairly well amended soil mix and use the GO as a supplement when the plants start telling me they need it. Canopy control is vital to good wpf numbers though, along with a good environment.

Personally, I generally do pretty well in the yield dept using the GO lineup with a few other additives. This latest crop excluded (I had a lazy spell) I average between 1-1.25 gpw. Quality is pretty much second to none. It can be done.

Good stuff man, I have more experimentation to do... I've been very skeptical as to whether there is any actual colonization going on myself, as I also had the understanding that a symbiotic relationship is by no means a given for all cultivars. I always think of the fact that many legumes get...

I think the reason you see so much variation in phenotype these days is because the bulk of the "breeders" out there are nothing more than pollen chuckers, using little if any selection methods, and the same goes for testing. It's all about a quick buck these days.

For cloning, I've only used it in Rapid Rooters but it was as a substitute to my usual Clonex solution. I still used the gel as per usual, but other than that just the Azos. I have two friends who are both excellent growers that use it exclusively to clone with, and IIRC one said it cuts apprx...

Yeah, clone availability is spotty at most places and honestly there are very few that I'd trust anyhow. Starting from seed is always nice when possible, that way you can pick the mother you want and keep that around. On the ballot initiative, I really don't know what I'm going to do. Without...

Not sure what part of the state you're in, but there are still dispensaries around.

Ah, I did not know that. Interesting to say the least. I've been using Azos from RTI, I really should be checking rootballs after the grow to check for nodules but I haven't done that yet. That seems to be the way to surely tell if it's working. Strangely, the place it seems to be most...

Michigan...

Maybe not snake oil per se, but just because something "works" doesn't mean it's good to use. My guess is it's a similar product to Flower Dragon, using PGR's to meet an end. I've checked it out, and got the same pitch from my hydro store guy but I'm not using it until I know just exactly what's...

I'm really not much into bongs, but I'd totally pay a lot of cash for that. Awesome.

Yeppers, I agree with 100% of that. It's interesting that you mention the Azo's, as I've been experimenting with them but like you say there are conditions that can lead to them robbing N from your soil. I find that they seem to be most beneficial to me during veg. Good post.

I'm pretty sure they just buy that product from another source in bulk and re-label it. There is at least one other "Aza" product out there (Azatrol) that's in the exact same bottle and all. Same formula, dosage, etc...

It will. That Max fan you have is plenty for the 1kw you're running, it has much better airflow and static pressure rating than a 6" "Badass" fan (just a rebranded Ostberg). You want to be 80-83 degrees running co2. edit: I see I'm a bit slow...

Well, sort of. People have gotten sick mostly from leafy veggies that grow low to the ground like lettuce, spinach, etc. The illnesses were caused by contaminated (physically contaminated by soil/manure) product. That's why there are recommended times to apply manures for different types of...

There's more to it than flushing excess nutrients out of the soil. The plant also holds any reserve nutrients in the cell vacuole. As long as you're getting a decent fade there is no need for flushing, but if someone had grown in a very rich soil and still had dark green fan leaves at harvest...

Oh, I gotcha. Carry on.

Gotta disagree on the ECSD genetic makeup. It's definitely heavily sativa dominant.