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/facepalm.

They're on the fifth node in party cups.

Which would be why I recommended he throw it away.

Pro tip; if you're going to use that strong language you should make sure you can back up what you're saying. You don't sound like you have a lot of knowledge behind your speech.

Well, no, not live he's washing fresh harvested branches. But then again they're not dry either. And again, if you read back through I also first recommended tossing it. If he's determined to get something out of it this would be as good of a way as any to wash away as much mold as possible...

I wouldn't go that heavy on P, they're still vegging. They've just used up all that's in the soil most likely, though I say this without seeing them. I'd just give them a transplant asap. The soil mix you're using should give them enough juice for a few more weeks after transplanting.

Purple petioles generally indicates a phosphorus deficiency, especially likely if two different strains are doing it. They're likely root bound which further compounds the issue.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7jE7qzfgQs

Plaaant people, plaaant people... http://youtu.be/tV5wmDhzgY8

I'm not saying that I want to do it, just relaying what I read.

To help break down dead root material. I use Hygrozyme to treat used soil before re-use, throw it in a bin, water in the enzymes and let it cook.

Ok yeah, wrong terminology there. As I understand it, the "tea" would have to reach a minimum temperature of 170 degrees. Can't remember where I saw this, but it was recently.

I know that, on both counts. By productive I mean you'd have a better shot of actually getting through to some people if you took a more subtle approach. You obviously care, or you wouldn't keep posting, but a lot of the time it's basically pissing into the wind if you know what I mean. And I...

Ask and ye shall receive. I'm really torn on UB, the last time he got banned I was a little pissed because he does possess a lot of great knowledge, he just has a hard time interacting with the general population I guess. I've generally been respectful with him since I do respect his opinion...

If heat is involved, (as I understand it anyhow) you can brew a very effective enzyme from barley. Supposedly that's how Hygrozyme is made, which I use to recondition my soil after use, dissolve old roots.

Agreed. I'm about 50% through construction of my newest room, and I've learned from past logistical nightmares. My new flower room is a wide open 8x8, and I have no intention of doing SCROG in this space. I'll go with larger plants and use bamboo stake tepee's for any extra support. It will also...

Yep, agreed.

It kills both, and will wash it away and will leave zero residue. I wouldn't do the greencure, honestly that would be my absolute last choice.

Well HOT DAMN! I'll be. Sumbitch. That one made me smile, a welcome change it is... That's all I was trying to get you to acknowledge. And yes, SCROG is a pain for a couple of weeks, but after stretch it's all gravy. Peace.

I prefer a squirt gun myself... :mrgreen: