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The ppms I posted originally are in my opinion the proven ideal ratios for cannabis across all stages of growth.. Npk of 3 1 4.. Ca should be equal to a little lower than n. P should be equal to half of s and around a third of n. K should be double ca. Mg should be half to a third of ca. And the...

If you're closer I'd try Vallejo patient care (I think that's the name) I think that's the main hub of king klone. Sj seems like the baby offshoot now. My candyland severely stressed I think is gonna pull through, the big fan leaves half withered but their upright and node growth (very tiny)...

On my trip I grabbed cuts of sour tsunami, harlequin gdp, chernobyl, dutch treat, platinum bubba kush, grape ape, chocolate hashberry, mango kush, gorilla grape, atomic northern lights, black lime reserve, candyland, blackjack, blue dream.. Harborside has bud of a high cbd strain called "lemon...

I don't recommend ca collective unless you absolutely must. Quality of clones has gone way down as has their customer service since parting with p2p. Gave a month notice, 2 week and then 3 days (as instructed) for super glue to get there and it's not there. Candyland clone is struggling. Had...

So if you've ever been interested in creating an exact nutrient profile and breaking free from the money pit that hydro companies are, hopefully this will be of some use. Don't know if this is the right place for this, but I thought a thread on how to use hydrobuddy where anyone can input their...

They do I asked if it's the same guys as p2p clone dept.. It's called "CA collective" (408) 809-4301 Call and ask for clone dept it's a diff number like before. Dude was telling me about a new cross they have I think it's called gorilla glue or something. 2 week waiting list.. And another...

There's a new collective in San Jose that partnered with the owners of p2p, can't recall the name off hand, but it's the same dudes doing the clones I think. If anyone is interested I can post info

its really hard to get something that's really organic.. i think natural would be a better goal. and most synthetics are considered natural, since they are in the raw salt form. as far as the plant is concerned it cant tell the difference between where the food is coming from, whether it be...

No I'll have to look into it. The roots organic has enough alone to carry them for a month. The additives are for the final month of flower. I know the bone meals take a while, the others in my opinion don't take longer than a week or so

I'm a fan of dte products also. Great company. Now I'm growing under t5 with a 2 foot plastic planter that I put 4 plants per container. And I just use roots original, then top dress with a half cup of each per bed of high p bat guano, blood meal, fish bone meal, kelp, alfalfa meal, and 1 cup of...

I just use ewc and Alaska humus. It's cheap and has all the diversity you need. A large pinch of each, 4 gallons of ro water, and 2tsp of sucanat. Then bubbled for 24-36 hours. That's if it's going in soil. If it needs to be clean of clumps and debris I'll use a half tsp of mycogrow soluble...

you gave give it as much as you want.. depending on the type of tea.. if its simple bacteria tea.. you can give 100 gallons of the stuff and you'll be fine. or 1 gallon. just depends on the bacteria you want to populate in your soil. if its a guano tea, you use an amount that varies depending...

certain things take longer than others. finely ground guano can be available in a week or less. and get used up within a couple weeks. pellet guano takes longer to break and and lasts longer. bone meals take longer to break down.. they are usually the slow release sources that the plant uses mid...

no, the longer you cook it the more stuff breaks down and becomes available. all soil amendments are not immediately available for the plant to use, they need to be broken down by soil bacteria first. that's what the cooking does. so it'll work better and you'll have less chance of burning your...

I've found a way to sort of rehumidify my buds like so: I hang dry my whole plant ,but at times I can't get around to trimming it in time until its overly dry.. so my dryer vents out by the intake of my AC unit. If i run the dryer with a batch of wet clothes.. the AC pulls the humidity into the...

Also, it's more than likely NOT a micronutrient issue per say, sure that may be the issue.. but that's not what's causing it. I'd suspect that there's too much calcium.. blocking uptake of other nutrients You can see that excessive calcium blocks uptake of Mn, K, Fe (iron), B, Zn, and Mg.. so...

I can't see your pics, but you shouldn't be having yellowing if you just transplanted into fresh soil.. as you're supposed to be. I use Roots original and have for a long time, and its got enough to carry to plant at least half way thru flower on its own. (assuming you're using like a 7gal pot...

well, the original recipe on page one is a smaller batch i believe. only 2 bags of soil. i think the subcool is 8 bags? cant remember.. but here is the latest revised version that i was running: I've done a lot of learning about plants, salts, and various other things related to growing. so...

i agree, i didn't mean to imply it wasnt useful, i saved it for my personal collection cuz that's the best leaf analysis with details and pics chart ive seen. i love it. i also agree on the balanced ratio between all the nutrients, not just npk. ca,mg,s also are just as important. cant look...