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That stuff works but its really important to use it correctly. Call the number on the bottle if the directions are vague, they'll tell you how many ounces of eater to drink before and after, plus tips like stay away from milk and cheese, plus coffee and some some other stuff for like 24 hours...

Its not only common for leaves to turn yellow during mid-laye flowering, but actually completely natural for it to do so. As the buds mature they start pulling nutrients from the leaves, including lots of nitrogen. Continuing to give it nitrogen and other nutes without plenty of flushing...

Do you know what exactly breaks down the calcium carbonate? Mine is powdered, are you sure it becomes readily available? I wonder BC I added a small amount (tsp) per gallon of soil, but then added perlite as 60% of the total mix. I wasn't sure how long it would take for the calcium and...

Yeah, where I live people think that weed is just as bad as all of the other drugs out there. I've struggled many years with addiction, and being at war with yourself is probably the scariest thing there is. Overdosing on cocaine is, well quite frankly overrated. But it kills me knowing...

Awesome, I'll remember that measurement for soil, I had no idea there was that much per cubic foot. So basically 1 & 1/2 five gallon buckets of soil makes up 1 cubic foot?! That's a good point about the lime, but with weed if it is taking your pH down then you should be adjusting anyways...

Crap I thought you were the op--dont thread hijack!! Lol. Looks like her question was answered tho.

Honestly, the ffof I think has plenty of microbes, but I would definitely think that your lime will BC available much more quickly if you gave it some. BTW, a cup of lime per 1.5 cubic feet of soil? Where did you see that from? That stuff can raise your pH (WILL raise) and so pay attention...

I've been doing a ton of research lately, but I'm a total newb. However, I was planning on picking some up today. I head its a really good idea to give 2 or 3 feedings w/ molasses to seedlings. Whats going to happen, is that the bacteria will feed on the molasses. This helps get your...

Sweeet thanks for letting me know man, I definitely don't think I went too crazy, but just to be sure I'm gonna water them a couple more times before I give it to them again. I heard plants can take quite a bit of mg, and that the sulfates were good for NPK uptake so as long as I don't let the...

You know, I've honestly been cramming so much information lately that I either forget or just completely pass up some of the most simple, obvious things. I was having some problems and posted in another thread, I posted all of my pictures there (sorry for being lazy its really late). But I...

Wait a second.....are you saying to do an EXPERIMENT?!?!?! I have been thoroughly informed that, "that's a pretty poor way for me to learn" and that "my plants are just going to die" by setting up experiments like that. What was the other one? I think it was, "experiments won't help you...

Hey guys, was wondering if it was safe to put Epsom salt on seedlings. I have some dolomite lime powder in the soil that I just added, and I have no idea how long it will take before the calcium and magnesium in it become available. I was thinking of adding some Epsom salt to help my...

I was Aldo wondering about the lights. A lot of the more airy/less dense buds that I see on here are usually a result of improper or insufficient lighting. Your quality looms like it'll be great, even if the yield that you wanted giant quite there.

They actually were inside. I put an air conditioner in that room and ran duct work from it to under my hood. I switch it over to just fan (so it pulls fresh air) but I guess it was just too cold still. Even before I read about cold locking out phosphorus, I was noticing how cold my soil was...

Okay, that makes sense about seeing the nute burn in flower. And I really don't have time to go into details, but my experiments are basically just that--trial and error. 4 in one type of soil, 4 in another type of soil, 4 I've been putting pH down in, etc.. I'm just trying to expedite my...

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Thanks for the link, yeah I knew feeding this young would be detrimental for them, but I just wanted to see what nute burn looked like. I def plan on getting a ppm and TDs meter here in a couple weeks when I have the money. About the strain I actually have several different strains going...

BTW, I wanted to re-emphasize that the main reason I'm pretty sure the phosphorous is locked out by the cold soil is BC of what happened to my seeds. They germinated overnight, and I put them in soil and waited a week. I wound up digging them up after nothing popped up, and they had barely...

Thanks a lot guys, and yeah I actually picked up 40 pounds of dolomite lime the other day, BC I was thinking it was cal/mag deficiency too. I'm sure that my feeding them so early has a lot to do with it, but like I said even the ones that haven't gotten any nutes are starting to do it...

Haha, everybody's giving me so much hell for trying to learn. Look, I have 40 plants (mostly seedlings) growing and I only have space for 4. I have 4 plants that are my controls, and even they are getting sick, so my experiments aren't causing the problem. I mean how does everyone else around...