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Can't figure out what pest it is without pictures. This will probably help: https://www.rollitup.org/bugs/335046-grizzlys-guide-pulverizing-pests.html Good luck.

The dolomitic limestone is what you want, thats sweet lime. You're good to roll dude.

Do you have pulverized agricultural lime or fine dolomite lime?

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Hahaha, that was a serious curbstomp wasn't it? I laughed out loud, glad to hear you're on the "new soil inside" bandwagon.

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I checked out your grow dude, nice looking buds for sure! I'm actually pretty interested in LED/HPS hybrid so props. If you used new soil, maybe you wouldn't have fungus gnats in your growroom right now. The gnats are attracted to dried algae and other byproducts in used soil that aren't...

Yes your highness, I think soil comes from the soil factory. If you've never had any type of mold or bug infestation, just wait. Its coming for you. Symphilids are one of the beefiest blights that are almost invincible, only way they'll be able to get far enough along is if you re-use soil. Do...

Dolomite lime acts as a pH buffer, the more you add the more it will buff. Lime has a pH of exactly neutral (7.0), when the soil moves farther away from 7 the dolomite kicks in and starts pulling it back. One cup per cubic foot of soil will keep you around 6.8-7.2 for at least 3 months. Make...

I top at the end of the day, nutes and water have coursed back down to the root system, seems to shock it a little less since the tip you're removing isn't saturated. The bigger the plant is, the less it seems to care.

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Jesus marco, I laughed my ass off. +more rep hahahahaha. You're one grumpy mother fucker.

Psh, if you've already got the salts why not just pick up calcium, screw the cal/mag. Make that something happen big boy ;) Check out blood sugar by pendulum Make sure its a good stereo, sounds gay without sub

seedlings don't need much water at all, they just can't go bone dry. Moisture meters are at greenhouses, growshops, or anywhere online.

Those things are dead dude

Hahaha, I am sort of an asshole sometimes. You've got the dirt wrong, but that one totally right :)

Let it dry, not much you can do. If it starts completely falling over, you can bury the seedlings stem farther up toward the leaves to help it out. Buy a moisture meter. I say this alot, but I think its one of the best tools a new soil grower can have. They're 10 bucks, you won't regret it.

No problem, good luck dude. PM me if you keep having problems with this one.

I'd avoid that until the plant bounces back. Its already damaged, wind is going to drain more moisture out of it. On a healthy plant I'd say its fine, that one. . . I'd be careful. Buy a moisture meter. They're 10 bucks and will ensure you never mess up watering again. I can't say enough good...

Indeed. Re-using soil outdoors is fantastic. (not sarcasm, it really is.) You gotta re-condition a little bit, but I think it rocks.