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No I didn't try to convince him of anything. I explained why I prefer GW to castings. Furthermore, I don't see where the OP ever indicated he's organic, in which case he probably doesn't need either GW or castings. Additionally, I don't think I've ever posted how long it takes me to go from...

I like the brackets. I'll be using those next time I need to hang a light.

I've used tons of mechanical timers over the years and no fires. That said, mechanicals are more prone to failures, so I'd go digital.

A decent manager would have helped you work thru the issue rather than antagonizing a customer. Managers are supposed to help resolve problems, not make them worse.

I use a dome for a day. Get damping off or brown spot if I leave the dome on too long. Occasionally, I mist like jonnynobody.

My guess is they just want to distance themselves from Lumatek's bad press in the past. Keep in mind that alot of companies in many different industries have the same product manufactured at the same place. I used to see it when I repaired consumer electronics (back when consumer electronics...

You don't know what you're talking about. Some people transplant earlier, some strains take longer, depends on where you take the cut, etc, etc, etc. Since I have a Grape Ape that I've been cloning for 20 years, I'd say my cloning skills are just fine. Give the arrogance a rest.

Read what I posted. I never suggested anybody use GW instead of castings. I never said anybody should GW over other benes. If you bothered to read what I posted, I mentioned I got the same results with other brands. I explained why I use GW instead of castings. Furthermore, I never...

Cut back on nutes. I'd pass on the LST/manifold that it looks like you started. And it looks like you have 5 gallon buckets, which is a little large for that plant. I'd say just grow normally and don't worry about LST and other methods of increasing yield. Worry about that more advanced...

IMHO you moved them over a bit small. Try hand watering for a bit. I wouldn't move them to coco if you plan to do DWC.

You're right - too many know it alls on here. Anybody with any amount of experience would know that different strains root at different rates. Anybody with any experience would know that different cuts will root at different rates. But if it makes you feel better to criticize others when...

Then stop feeding for a while. There should be enough nutes in the soil to get you to bloom at least.

4oz of Great White costs ~$20, a bag of worm castings costs about the same. Great White is easier to apply and isn't as heavy to haul around - might even go further if used properly and fits neatly on my shelf. For cloning I apply "a pinch" of GW to my water in the cloning tray. I'd have to...

I don't know why this is so confusing. My clones rooted faster. Ie clones that would normally be ready to x-plant in 3 weeks are ready to x-plant in 2 weeks. I call that rooting faster. If you want to call something else in a misguided attempt to slam the use of Great White, then go ahead.

They clones rooted faster. You can say that's not how it works, but that is what happened. You even say the benes accelerated the root growth past the clones without benes. IMHO if something accelerates past something else, then it is going faster.

It's amazing, I know guys who double my yields with plants half the size. They even stick by the claim while I'm there staring at their plants and thinking "bout a pound." :shock:

Because I've tried a lot of different things in ~20 years of growing and found beneficials to be more effective for me. I prefer bendficials to Physan, H2O2, FloraShield and any number of other products I've tried over the years. Great White is relatively cheap and you don't have to keep...

On clones I've seen them root faster using beneficial. Did the plants yield more 3 months later - nope. Just rooted faster. I might have cut a 1 week out of the grow.

Great, that proves nothing. I use Great White because it keeps the soil healthy and crowds out bad guys like fusarium. Certain bacteria's attack insects. It also stabilizes my media's PH. Lastly the beni's break down the organics that go into my nutes (Kelp, Molasses, etc). I don't think...

Generally caused by over watering. I use beneficials to prevent fusarium (Great White in my case). A compost tea should work fine too.