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IMO.....wether they work or don't , we should remember there a slow release fert , so we should only need water

when you X pollinate a plant the mutation occurs in the seed not the fruit Example , if yo took a male butternut pumpkin flower & pollinated grey female pumpkin flower , that grey pumpkin would grow & taste exactly the same as a grey pumpkin , but the seed in hat pumpkin is were...

anything like the spikes in question are designed as a slow release , they would be benifical if placed 6-9 inches under the soil , BUT the npk & other minerals in the product is whats needed to be considered, there still basically a salt no matter how U look at it

it isn't essential to grow tommies in a different area each year If....1 you don't have disease issues & 2 , after you pull the old plants out, grow a winter blocking crop , like , cabbage , broccoli, cauliflower , garlic , those plants will take the left...

Well your lucky & theres an old saying , if its not broke don't fix it Unfortunately were I live it's a lot harder, we can go from 44C to 20C in a few hours , & winds up to 100K's, not to mention those sap sucking bugs which will kill...

That's partly correct raratt……….high temps , actually burn the new flower arms , those little arms are only a few days old when they open , so there basically melted ……….yes shade cloth is the answer , & the white cloth , is very good (imo) Every tomato flower...

Yes xtsho………..I see it a lot , the answer (IMO) is pots, if you can put your tommies , for example into small pots & place them were they get nice morning sun , preferably against a wall facing north , you will get good growth, & when a frost is coming put them...

yes mulch is very important, it also stops the weeds , I just use straw from barley stubble, but lawn clippings work well but don't mulch he ground to early , as your summer vegies need a soil temp of 12-14C before they start to move , because the soil...

Theres a white shade cloth specially made for vegies, & its cheap , it will block those harmfull UV rays that burn , but lets more light in, to stop the stretch im able to pull it over when the temp goes above 34-35.....or even really hot days let the...

Hawkems, is correct...……., totally agree with his comments,...…..a 6-2 or 7-1 light cycle will also work well...………& if the breeder says it takes 80 days from pop to chop , don't believe them , add 15-20 days minimum The veg stage is critical , get it wrong & your...

Lordhooha……...is on the money , its bit like asking what strain is the highest yielder !! How good are U at growing ?? Genetics wont carry U , but I understand there must be a starting point & im sure if U obtain powerfull thc your yield...

Mmmmm different strains respond differently, don't give up just yet consider your other plant a winner

Yes Roger A...……. if you think about it , it will make sence …..it stops all the goodness going to the top , & delivers to the bulb, it seems to work better , not long after a water , coz U don't snap as many , but even if a few do snap...

a tip to growing onions , when your about 8 weeks from harvest , bend the tops right over , or just walk on them , so the top is level with the ground , this helps , the bulb develop , not the leaf , they will come back up in a few days , so about once a week , do it again you do...

If that were me id say I had a BC photo , & pull it, & turn my light back to 18-6 for the auto doing the right thing

Yes very good , I was never disputing , it was happening , im more interested in how it can do it

Yes Jypsy Dog , but if its helping the soil , wont this in turn help the plant ?? all I can go on is the results , of my side by side , the science of it all , is beyond me

how can it change all those colors when color depends on your soil type ?? ie acidic or alkaline ??

nothing wrong with Bomb seeds , especially Big Bomb , if you want to fill the jar, a cobber of mine is also getting huge results , thc bomb

Mmmmm im not going to enter the debate on wether unsulphured Molasses is good or bad for dope in coo , but after reading as much as I could find on the soil bennifits of unsulphured molases , I tried it on my tomatoes , 50 % got it , same breed of tommy ...