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that sucker is starving. tomatoes need calcium, so you needed to be basifying instead of acidifying. at certain pH's some nutes aren't readily available to the plant. start feeding with your nutes at full strength. then switch to a more potent formulation ie. 13-13-13 at 300ppm to grow on...

the weeds you listed won't be controlled well with solarization. they are all hot weather plants. the nutsedge also reproduces with seeds and little potato like roots called nutlets. all the seeds can stay dormant for 10's of years if need be. the the goose grass can be controlled the most, but...

wrap them in a wet paper towel and put them in a ziploc bag. keep them some place warm, not hot. they should germ in a week to ten days. as for growth, it's a tree so pretty slowly.

what formulation was your pyrethrum in?? oils and emulsifiable concentrates and sun don't mix well. definitely is chemical damage. as for the flowers it is a maturation issue. pull some off until the vine gets to about four feet. depending on where you our you may not have enough light which is...

order 20 northern lights in August 24th and got them today, with only one crushed. not to bad. good selection and pretty good pricing.

you aren't by chance in the US are you??

checked out the site. looks good prices are great. how is quality??

i made a similar post a week or so ago and got no response. i went ahead and ordered Early Durban, it is supposedly stronger and produces more than Durban Poison and should finish early enough. I am in the states in the northeast, hope this helps.

what about something like night interruption? has anyone tried it? I am a professional greenhouse grower who grows ornamental crops. i force plants to veg and then flower by extending their daylength with light and then putting them back into darkness and then give them another four hour "day"...

all waves are propagated from cuttings. they are also patented so don't try to go into business or you will get burned

i know a fair amount. not to be nosey but what is the last name of your grandfather and the name of the company. i am a commerical grower who buys thousands of plants from holland every month. maybe i know someone in the company.

leave a standard seedless watermelon on the vine long enough and it will have seeds. if the seeds you found were black they are mature and can be planted, but since seedless watermelons are hybrids the seeds will not be the same as the watermelon you ate.

you really should not even bother with seed. most current strawberries are hybrids, every seed on that berry will be a different plant non of which will be like the parent or better. they will all suck. buy some crowns, they are cheap enough and will flower the first year. pull the flowers off...

also remember that allowing the plant to grow bigger and branch more without pinching it will increase yield (i grow my plants to 8 ft tall) also plant more than one and let them touch. I can't explain how or why it works but they like to touch.

blossom end rot is most definetely not caused by uneven watering. uneven watering causes cracking, splitting and 'hard shoulders'. calcium deficiency is the culprit. you need a complete fertilizer early on in flowering and in initial fruit developmet in order to prevent this. think of it as a...

all fruits only produce one crop per year no matter how you grow them (outdoors or hydro) it is just the nature if things. to increase yield prune. for strawberries cut back to about 2 inches after a hard frost, for all others prune in mid to late winter when they are dormant.

supposedly you are able to grow them in a pot on your patio, but i am not exactly sure that would be your best bet. they do like acidity so use amendments to make your soil acidic (5.5-6.5) and make sure to use some sand and feed with an acidic feed such as miracle-grow for azaleas. they are...

try a product, when your fall comes around, that we call in the states weed and feed. it specifically controls crabgrass with a particularly safe herbicide and gives your lawn a shot of feed to give it a fighting chance. to get those fancy rows takes time, mow your lawn in one direction and then...

they are fungus gnats. you need to tree with an insecticide that is active in the soil. they lay their eggs there. the larvae hatch and eat the roots. go to the local home improvement store to find something that you apply to the soil to spcifically control gnats. i am a professional grower and...

Looking for a strain for outdoor grow. I know dominate sativa is better. I just want to know some good varieties people are growing outdoors with decent to excellent yield. I am in Northeastern US.