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RollItUp is the biggest joke in the cannabis community, right behind edibles

lol. Don't even fret, I left this forum long ago. Too many trolls and the mods are dicks, nobody really knows anything. Just internet wiki knowledge. I'd say where i went, but I don't want this forum trolling them and ruining it like they did here.

Personally, i'm not out here slingin' dimesacks and hurting for the money, plus I think they have cool bottles. (;

Yeah, I guess if you can't afford the cool bottles you just just mix your own. But most of us actually smoke pot and don't feel like it. That isn't to say I don't mix my own soils and bag my own nutes, but i'm sure that's what you assumed and we all know what people say about assuming.

I'd just add it's always best to learn from experience because it all comes down to what you like and how you like to do it. Don't listen to too much on the internet, not everyone will mislead you, but some people believe what they think. lol. That guy ^ knows his shit

Yeah, I wanna do that, too.Maybe when the laws change. Lucky enough where i'm at

that plant can't use more than around 800ppm without supplemental CO2 and other things, i'd use that as a maximum limit. Distilled starts at anywhere from zero to 200, depending on where you get it and how it's distilled

to be honest, that was originally why i added cocoa knowing it would need more water, but i'm getting older and lazier and I went back from the fancy stuff back to AN nutes for simplicity. I screw up less often to the point it's just worth the (barely) less peak results. Especially considering...

I mix my own, ocean forest, pearlite, cocoa choire, peat and spagnam, vermaculate, azos and mykos. My plants almost need fed twice a weeek, but they eat every drop and they're downing a gallon and a half each every feed with zero burn

Judging by the coverage of my SF-7000 in a 5x5 space, you'll need 1260 watts actual draw to cover an 8x4 area, so probably even more to flower your spaace

I doubt it, because the PH only determines the uptake of each mineral for the plant, the media might keep a certain PH, like cocoa might be more acidic, but that environment is what you maintain for the uptake of nutes

I don't believe organic nutes buid up much. I haven't run them yet, i've wanted to for years just been chicken. Heard and seen really good things

FYI your soil is the environment the roots are in and your canopy can only get as big as your root system will support, so the PH of your media is what you want in the right range for uptake of N-P-K, copper, magnesium, iron, etc. If your media runoff is steady between 6.3-6.7 throughout then...

That could be your problem then, you need a 3rd reading from your run-off. That's always your final test for the sweet spot

The incredible Twitch, at your service. (;

6.3 to 7 recommended PH to avoid K lockout for soil media, but I wondered if he was PH'ing the water before the feed

6 is fine, but make sure you are tesing PH after you add the nutes to the water. Use Advanced Nutrients until you get used to it, because they don't need you to PH everything.

so slowly pour a gallon or two of distilled through it, let it dry for 5 or 6 days and then back to business feeding at 1/2 directed feed until she's done. You'll need to eyeball ripeness since the trichs are turning early. Most strains go 9-10 weeks. Be sure and only feed them once a week and...

I would flush it out and then start feeding again at half strength, giving more from there if they can take it. But it'll take a week to recover. The plain water will solve the lockout if it's the right PH.

Don't feed it more unless you're fixing a deficiency. Not sure why they made that comment.