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Looks like Dr. Reefer(P. Werner) is out of town since he a convicted felon in the last 5 years. If I can only have a dispensary and help 5 people then so be it!!!----I will help 5 to the best of my capabilities---might have to find a location with very cheap rent but I will do it...

SM-90 is made from coriander oil/sulfanated cannola oil/and an acidic emulsifier... Not anything that can be killed in it.

Tree farmer- I just finished your modular HP thread and the pump I have may be be over-kill for the single set-up so I may have to look for a cheap smaller pump or change the regulator on this one. I'm going to run the unit without plants for awhile and take some notes. I will probably run the...

Looks like 50 micro is the size to go after @ 100psi Thanks for the article---really good points in there. I would bet the cheap hobbyist patent stoner developed is the vortex sprayer. Funny thing is that vics has a humidifier for 19.00 dollars that has a similar version in it. Seems there are...

I have been testing a new set-up. If you have any ideas or experience please post- Here is what I am working with and some ideas Ive had- I'm testing one unit for the ease and cost of it but in the hopes of building a multi-unit set-up if it works well. (lol) The materials: 1---rapid...

Just wanted to post a sincere thank you for all of your positive replies and look forward to meeting all of you that can make it to the first meeting. VonDank

Whats going on tonight???

Beneficial mycorrhiza attach to the roots. They streach out and help with the assimilation of nutrients and h20. Mycorrhiza helps the plants to uptake phosphorus more readily so less in your mix is more. Mycorrhiza will give you a larger root mass faster. but does not like chemicals(same goes...

If your mix is a little heavy cut it with some perlite to loosing it up a bit. I ran my canna 50%/50% small perlite with 1" of big chunk perlite in the bottom for drainage. You will have to feed and water more often but I guarantee you will not mind after you weight your dried harvest... note:1...

FFOF--is a good soil and should be fine for fully rooted clones, It workes very well as a stand alone but adding perlite helps loosing it up and speeds root growth. When I ran the FFOF I mixed it with 50% small perlite(large green bag). I added 1" of big chunk perlite to the bottom of pots/grow...

Thanks for all the positive input and PM's---If my PM box is full just send info to [email protected]

OK------good luck with the pool-cleaning.

do not mix any kind of acid and hypochlorite bleach---very very dangerous!!!

Shouldn't you be out looking for a pool cleaning job?

Sounds good to me----lets met up and discuss... I'll bring organic--you bring the chems we can taste/smell test until we can't walk. I will change your mind on chem--vs---organic...lol.

Chlorine man--- The more you post---the more you show how really uneducated/ and boring you really are. You know absolutely zero about growing and never will. Now... much like your students(If you even have any...I doubt your anything more than a self-loathing drunk with no friends) I'm bored...

Thanks for the reply but I could tell the difference. Al B Fuct has my respect and has helped allot of growers on this forum and others. I have grown both ways and in my opinion organic bud is hands down better. Doesn't mean anything else is wrong just is the direction I am going with...

Anyone ever tasted a tomato or anything that was hydroponically grown???--they look nice/plump/and colorful but are tasteless(IMO). Tomatoes grown organically are so naturally sweet and beautiful and tasty...

Ok------------Your a pile of chicken shit!!!-----there you go chlorine man--I said it, just for you---lol.

Read the whole thread again and maybe your little brain will register that Rick was the one that posted about a degree in Micro Biology. I received my Ph'd in Horticulture from Nebraska in 96'----born and raised in corn country in a little town called Shelby--- Moved to Arcadia in Humboldt in...