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Me too man! :sad: Unfortunately, it was RR, he's got like 25,000 posts on the Shroomery, but post count aside he is the mushroom guru alive today. He even sells DVDs on how to grow... kiss-ass From him you can take it as gospel. I'm always glad when he gives input, he's never...

I got a response from RogerRabbit, a real mycologist on the forum. You can consider him the foremost leader in mycology, he's been growing for decades and almost anybody that is growing mushrooms in the world can thank him because his research has influenced every technique that exists for...

I feel ya bro, this could be big that's why I'm trying to help you, because if it's legit people need to know about it.:o

Hopefully it is one of the oysters, they are really easy to grow. BTW $20 seems like a really good deal if it really works. I just mean considering the work it takes, he probably isn't making a killing.

I posted the thread at the shroomery to see if anybody can help. I will get back here as soon as I get an answer.

Ahhhhh, I will never forget the pissing in the rez thing, priceless. :dunce: :clap:

This all coming from a guy who thought pissing in his resevoirs was a good idea. Seriously, you guys should read this dude's threads, he is a serious moron. You really shoulda thought about it a little more before you started trash talking, you are open game now bro. I thought you would...

Dude, I just read your thread on the plant, and you admit that you trashed it. So why are you trying to tell everybody about it if you didn't let it finish out? Did you smoke any of it? I am seriously doubting your grow skill. You have no pics posted anywhere of the TSS, or any of your other...

I think it is a good idea to flush about once every month, regardless of what phase of growth the plant is in. This will prevent the buildup of salts and can allow for more aggressive fertilizing. No, it will not hinder growth in any way, it is a good thing.

Haha yes, I just didn't want bacteria propagating in my soil and root zone. I am gonna hafta give that pump thing a try though, dunno why I never thought of that.

I've wanted to do this but I get bacterial growth in my nute mixes, no matter what I have tried. Do you not have a problem with that mygirls? I use clean containers and store them in a cool dark closet. It smells really nasty after the growth starts, and I don't wanna water my plants with...

You can, but most people will tell you not to. If you are worried about height, try to bend it over and tie down before you chop it. This will also promote the lower branches to grow faster. Since it is still probably in the stretch phase ( you said first days of flowering right), if you do...

^ this is exactly what I'm thinking.

Oh, and the mycorrhizae, if you mixed it well with your soil you shouldn't worry about the flush. The vinegar and baking soda may be killing them off, I do not know.

That is from the nute burn more than likely. It could be attributed to the low himidity. I used to put a bottle of hot water with a dry paper towel rolled up and stuck in it touching the water to raise humidity, replacing the water and paper towel after 2 days. The paper towel would act as a...

Only treat problems that you have. Vinegar and baking soda, though acidic and alkaline, are not practical to adjust your pH. My suggestion would be to quit using that until you can get some actual pH adjusters. Try to harvest some rain or snow water in the meantime. Do not worry about pH or...

Ok, when it comes to letting water sit out, remember that the reason you want to get the chlorine out is because it can kill off beneficial organics in your soil. Using it one time will not devastate your plants, it is a rule of thumb that you should always keep in mind. I keep 5 gallon...

I'm not sure what you mean. Light levels? Can you elaborate?

I grow psilocibe cubensis mushrooms as well as cannabis, and the piece de resistance with mushroom mycelium is that it grows in the same conditions that are favorable for other competitor molds and bacteria to thrive in. This is why a substrate being prepared to grow mycelium must be sterilized...

Well you can't really tell how big of a pump that is but I'm sure it doesn't matter. I use a 375 gph (gallon per hour) pump for my 14 site aero-cloner and it makes about as much noise as a small oscillating fan. You shouldn't need to worry about neighbors hearing your pump.