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What regiment are you running? I dont really use a particular schedule, though schedules are a baseline starting point that will be different for every grow and genetic. Some may need more, some less, it's best to start at suggested dilutions and tweak to your plants needs. This takes doing...

You can try it, I always sprayed BK by itself, but use photo in all other foliars.

Should be fine, the BK reaction is fast. Just let it cook in a tub for a few weeks.

If Thats the case it prolly is really low charged, which is a good thing. It still prolly has some sort of ph adjuster added like limestone or oyster, etc.....you still need to slurry it to see where it stands, you might need to charge it with some Herc, or possibly some Demeters and Gaia.

I've never used it.......just gotta give it a whirl. Take a slurry before you plant anything in it.

- watering in a ring outside the rootball just concentates the most moisture out in the new media, it still wicks into the transplanted rootball so you pretty much just conKrakenwatering around the pot. Using Hygeia or yucca really helps, especially in Radicle bags. - depending on how old the...

60-100× scope to rule out bugs.......and transplant, water in with 10- 15 ml Gaia at 7.0 ph.

Check out Be-1 organic pellets, they would be great for what your looking for. You could mix in soil and just plain water, and can easily be topdressed if needed. You Will need to innoculate any organic soil to kick start the nutrient cycling.

Its a ph thing for sure, that's low low.......best to get it above 6.5 in mid-late bloom

Its great for moms, there is some K, they just can't label it due to restrictions in states and testing. The old bags had 1 or 2% K if I remember. But one shot with a weekly tea should maintain health just fine. When u know your gonna take cuts, just start some supplemental bottle feeds A week...

Your not gonna see burn, if they are healthy and taking it with no issues, your good to go!! You will see twisting & clawing and possibly spotting if the plant is ripping through feeds and runs out of calcium, but burning only gonna come if ph gets whacky on you and they stop eating!!

Correct, if its your first time using BK, Its better to work it up over a couple feeds. So if your at 1 TBS BK, start at 1/2 strength for a couple feeds. It will give you an idea of how your plants take to it. Just be ready, once you start BK be ready to stay on your feeds and feed at stronger...

Ive never had to deal with it, but finding resistent strains will really help. Check breeders out from Oregon area.

It refered to my comment but didn't show page so didn't have reference, no worries, I assumed it was prolly BK related but wanted to be sure. The part of that post referring to whether or not anyone else has done it before was not aimed at the BK responses, it was aimed at the dude who wanted to...

What does this refer to? It looks like I answered someone's post but there is no details to what we were talking about, nor in your post......and what is "ffs"??......

That makes a lot of sense, I think improper watering is the cause of alot issues in our world. Soil is definitely a little more forgiving than coco, but I have found better success when I Keep it on the wetter side. I only push drier pots when training roots and even then I Keep the rootball wet...

Looks good, will you thin them out any as flowers swell? You must like that couch lock stone taking them that long.........I usually take new phenos to 10 Or 11 weeks just to see what they are made of, but I like to harvest when mostly cloudy with a touch of Amber.

Smokey, I know your working on your coco tutorial but was wondering if you add any ph adjusters in the beginning?.......Like gypsum, oyster, limestone or lime........just curious, alot of growers seem to be combating low soil ph on the forums, especially once flower starts and Herc Ramps up. So...

I could see where higher O2 could peak the brew faster, worth looking into. I can say that my Vortex teas do foam over in under 12 hours, although foam means Jack shit, it is nice to see. Its also harder to maintain disolved oxygen when more food is present, and definitely can lead to bacterial...

I ditched the aquarium pumps & air stones years ago due to low dissolved oxygen levels and dead zones, plus the cleanup is a bitch!! I switched to stronger pumps & bubble snakes for a few years with way better results, now I strictly use the air lift style, and no tea bags, everything goes right...