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LJ, check your PMs. Reference from your last grow.

You're dead central to it. How can you not? Was in the area last night... you can't go wrong.

Elle was my #2 choice. Can't go wrong with either... beauty is beauty. Ha.. when I'm craving galbi or bulgogi, I'll remind you. ;)

Favorite is Mystique. Yours?

How have the Phantom and Lumateks fared till now? Are the Digilux still holding up on them?

I'm not surprised with your answer. I'm just a bit curious since I've seen such a number of GH applications in large scale operations. It made me want to do a comparison but by paper alone I have my theoretical answers. I'll probably use the 15+ gallons of GH sitting around for soil. I know the...

HB, would you consider running this comparison again? I'm a bit curious now that you've about a year's experience with DG in addition to years with GH.

Above all else, I would suggest you to keep things simple--particularly if you are new to the practice. All the fancy 'tweaks' and 'tips' really hinder your learning experience while starting off. You're growing a flowering annual foliage weed. It's relatively hardy and can grow with minimal...

If you can produce grape -> wine in the glass, you're most definitely capable of producing high quality tea. They're pretty alike in that they require patience and unique processing methods for different end products. Try visiting your nearby botanical gardens and asking their staff for...

Unless you're at a very pristine location (higher altitude mountain ranges), your chances to produce quality tea leaves are very slim. It's a very delicate product that absorbs environmental pollution quite easily. Doesn't mean you can't attempt it in an enclosed system though. Learn before...

I would suggest simply decreasing your amounts (~20%) rather than "flushing" prior to harvest. Otherwise, you're looking good. As a side note... shouldn't this forum be a form of "collective" or such? I find it astonishing for some to bash others about topics that they very well themselves have...

No offense intended or taken. :) I'm just saying UB's post is pretty straightforward.

Are those mint & chard? I skimmed your thread and this stood out to me. Utilizing "waste" water for better efficiency... keep it up!

4,000+ posts on a simple topping technique. KISS. It really isn't that difficult.

An 80% female batch? Most people would be happy with that ratio! What's your rough goal for your projects? I wish I had free access to lab testing and "unrestricted" room to grow... but don't we all? :(

How did your project turn out? If I had to guess, you're currently stabilizing more phenotypes with ideal traits.

Given the nature of the product, storage life should be several years if stored at a constant temperature. The major concern is that the super saturated solutions can become unstable due to wide temperature fluctuations. Keep any solution in a cool and dark environment and avoid fluctuations.

I initially intended to grow plants in with organic hydroponics, but when I figured it was virtually an oxymoron I had to find the next best solution.. so it's no surprise you've made those observations. Even their superb customer service can provide quite a bit of information for those with...

Homebrewer, for lack of advertising and such, DG is quite impressive, isn't it? Simple and straight to the point. Fortunately for the purpose of this forum, your patience to log and post this grow provides quite an educational and relatively "controlled" informational reference. I was going to...