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Nope never seen anything about it before. There are tons of ways to add calcium to your regimen though.

How does it do in coco? I've been curious about the line but there's not a lot of info out there about it. I've got a sample pack from them I was planning on running on a plant or two next time around only need to get 2 or 3 bottles extra to get what seems important. I thought that it was nice...

Auto flowers tend to be more finicky than photo strains. Feed light until they get bigger and keep the light on 18/6 or 20/4.

Shit I'm 30 and have to ask my parents for money occasionally. they don't mind helping because I work 50+ hour weeks and make good money but get raped by insurance and healthcare because my wife is stage 3 bordering stage 4 kidney disease and our son is autistic. Between my weekly insurance...

I've been using my dehuey water for years, I usually get about 2.5 gallons a day from it, and use about 25 gallons of water every other day. At 10% I wasn't concerned with what the 8ppm in it was. Reading this I ganked a heavy metals test from work and it's perfectly clean. As for the bacteria...

The guy he's referring to is a bigger lol. While he's knowledgeable he way oversimplifies things. and since people believe everything on the internet now I've seen a few people get themselves in some bad situations following his advice(several on the newbie forum here recently). But his mantra...

You can replace the yucca with silica in your neem spray instead. Silica acts as a surfactant I'm pretty sure. At the very least it's an emulsifier for neem. I try to keep my sprays simple, I find mixing too much usually has adverse effects like the silica precipitating out etc. I spray twice a...

I'm a firm believer of using si throughout veg as a drench and foliar, and through most of flower as a drench. Combined with kelp and coconut water my plants have seen some nasty environments and came out looking great still. That being said in a sealed room running co2 I didn't see as much of...

Making a room inside the room might not be a bad idea. The few warehouse grows I've been to in Detroit grow in 14ish ft trailers retrofitted basically. That's probably more because climate controlling a few of those seemed more realistic than the entire building though. I would look into that...

The only things I might consider would be somehow working Chitin into your bloom nutes to help stimulate SAR and maybe a foliar from the end of veg to around week 4. Neither needs to be expensive, you can get Chitin from numerous soil amendments or flowering nutes. And the foliar could be as...

No experience in lungs but a friend bought and old farm house and when he and his wife renovated she had spores get lodged in her sinuses and they almost had to essentially remove her nose. Fungal infections are no joke. I don't think the OP is in any real danger from a little bit of exposure...

Haha whoops little bit too stoned :-)

Everyone and their mother is about to criticize you. I dont think that it was overly bushy to begin with really, i think that you possibly should have trimmed out the lower section of the plant better either when you flipped or right after the stretch ended. you would have been able to just...

It looks a lot like a boron deficiency but thats just so rare, literally dont think ive ever run across it once where it wasnt cause by bugs, fucked up roots, or bad environments. Reading this thread also made me appreciate that my tap water is pretty awesome. Detroit's city water doesnt have...

i see a bit of burn, nothing bad though. It could just be a pheno thing, but it could be from being rootbound if its your largest plant. some bugs can also cause this type of damage, my plants looked very similar after root aphids annihilated their roots.

Dark shiny leaves and extra foliage, usually with clawed tips would indicate nitrogen toxicity. just back off on feeding her for a while, you can foliar feed for a bit while youre still in veg, try to stay away from anything high in N cal mag will probably have enough for a while. it will clear...

i feed less after around week 5 of flower, im down to about 500 ppm by the end of week 8. my final 2 waterings before harvest i water with nothing but a large amount of fulvic acid in water (15 mL/g) until i get ~10% runoff.

I'd challenge that it's not "more than enough" especially since chloroplasts only exist directly around the stomata on the leaves, however I concede that it will be enough to allow the buds to pack on at least some weight in the last week or two. I pluck plenty of leaves in the last few weeks...

Flushing is a myth, tapered down low ppm feedings and a final leach of the soil with some fulvic for the last day or two has given me the same result as a 2 week flush that I used to do. If you grow with all organic inputs flushing is completely uneccesary.

Eggs can play dormant for a long time. A couple weeks is good and will likely get rid of the problem but I would treat regularly in veg for a few months to be sure, probably would treat in bloom up until buds start to form as well. It sucks to be mid week 8 and walk into webs on your colas...