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gibberellic acid used as a flower promoter is a dangerous game :D Over do it and you will end up with a lot of feminized seeds !! I've seen sprays pop up and disappear over the years. Personally I wouldn't bother but its totally up to you but my advise would be tread carefully.

I don't login very often but for such a misinformed post I feel like I have to comment :D Superthrive's active ingredients are Vit B1 & 1-Napthyl acetic acid. NAA won't really do much when used as a foliar spray. I have read it can improve chlorophyll in the leafs and the protein content in...

lol welcome to the world of growing :D :bigjoint:

Whats the temperature of the room ?? Looks like on that picture that your leaf edges are curling up and you have quite pronounced ridges on your leaves ?? It maybe that you have damaged your roots a bit by being to wet and they are struggling to take up water or your rooms to hot ? EDIT Sorry...

They don't look too wet to me ??? If you are worried dunk em in some water then flick them out. Never squeeze rockwool as it will loose its structure and hold to much water. Another tip buddy trim those leaves up. Might even be the reason they are dehydrated and drooping. Don't cut the whole...

If a root tip is killed off all of the energy goes into the growth of new feeder roots exactly the same as if you were to top your plants and all the energy goes into the secondary branches. I wrote an article for a friend of mine to put in his shop about air root pruning and using copper spray...

I would drop the PH down to 6.4 and test the CF of the run off from watering your plants ?? Is it high ??? If so flush with something like revive or water and weak nutes ( Around 1.2 / 1.4 ) Until you get the run off of your plants to acceptable levels.

Dazed hahaha you sound like a real exspert on the subject hehehe I've never heard so much crap come out of someones mouth and then you have the cheek to comment on Flo's avator !!!! Anywayz ........ I don't think you got what I was tying to say about the roots. Roots can be topped like plants...

Still I cannot see no reason why ?? If the PH fluctuates wildly and you damage your plants or roots once the roots and root hairs are back to normal you should see normal growth again. The same with High CF Also if the plant is not feeding the PH should not fluctuate much unless you are in a...

Just a little update I caught up with a guy from atami at this years UK hemp expo the weekend and had a little chat about the bloombastic. He claims that its much more than clay and it also contains simple sugars and enzymes. I asked what they are and he said it was a secret but I would find...

Hey guys, Just found your forum while goggling bloombastic :D I'm a UK based grower with about 7 or 8 years under my belt. I've worked in grow shops around the UK for around 5 years. I'm a hydro man at heart and my system of choice at the mo is a hydrovator or some of you guys may know it as...

I would of thought that you shouldn't have any problems or diminished yields with rejuvenated plants apart from the obvious longer growing times because of the time and energy the plant has to use to overcome the damage and maybe a bit of rot with any dead roots left over. I would run a double...

Hey guys, Duno if anybodies interested but I've made a parts list and am now going to build this system from scratch with 240v 10a relays UK sockets and I'm going to add instructions for you guys to add a digital thermostat for adding a heating element. Should be able to put all this together...

Bloombastic doesn't sound too bad its just a high ratio bloom booster (duno what the npk is ??). Apparently it doesn't have any ballasting ingredients like sodium ?? I know it uses chelate iron that can be expensive ??? But I've gota say I've never tried to buy chelate iron :D !! The only...