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Actually, according to the companies FAQ, the product is vegan and organic compatible but not omri certified. Sounds like it's not organic but wont harm an organic grow. Quite the all knowing tone when in fact, you're not.

Idk, do some research. If it was organic they would market it as such, which they don't. I grow organic and have a little pail of mega crop. :Unfortunately, no ingredient list is included.

It's not organic so you're asking in the wrong section.

Looks very much like PM, dont often see it on plants that small though.

Shoulda stopped after "I know there are other threads regarding these topics". The info is already out there in plenty. Dont be lazy and do the research.

Have you never bothered to look anything up on the internet? How dull do you have to be for it to get this bad?.... I hope this is some sick joke lol

How can anyone guess accurately from a picture that bad. Can barely see the plant jeesh.

Unless you have butterflies,bees, and ladybugs in your grow room I dont see how your statement is relevant.

And also doesn't harm microorganisms as I originally said as well.

Bottom line is DE is safe for indoor organic grows and is a great option to use for pest control.... as I originally said..

And on top of that all, the silica over time helps even further with pest control via tougher plants.

I've found both my reds and my euros to be completely impartial to not just DE, but even things like eggshell powder and oyster flour as well. And as far as beneficial insects, only real risk is in an outdoor veggie garden where you would be hurting pollinators. Indoors, even in my living...

What are you talking about exactly? Because the article you posted does nothing to refute what I said.

Diamataceoous earth doesnt kill micro organisms or worms and provides a bit of silica over time as well as the pest prevention. Good in certain scenarios.

Or be like me and order from HLG in the states and pay the $100+ import fee :wall::wall::wall::wall:

your plants been like that for 2 weeks, how about you just learn to grow before trying to flex on social

Any more info on this place?

Great test so much detail so helpful.....

I don't count flowering, I watch the plant and harvest it when its ready.

What lights exactly are you using. You cant just say 300w or 600w because not all leds are the same quality. Also what exactly are you feeding it? And what is the ph of the water you're feeding it? If you cant diagnose the issue while knowing every single detail of this plants life, how are we...