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This is day 18 of flower, running Floraflex around 2.0ec. Think I should defoliate a bit or let it ride? Normally I haven't defoliated in the past but it seems to be more common these days - there's tons of airflow so I'm not worried about moisture problems.

Any one ever try their CBD #1? They claim it's stable and will always produce high CBD:THC ratios, curious if anyone has tested this. Just picked up a pack to start once my current grow finishes.

First indoor grow in around 5 years. Used to grow RDWC but switched to coco for this grow so kinda re-learning some techniques but overall happy so far. I just flipped to 12/12 4 days ago and have been tucking around 4-6" of new vertical growth each day, I figure the remaining holes will be...

Fantastic, that's what I like to hear!

Another thing people to need to consider is that most of the fert companies are likely all sourcing their raw materials from just a small handful of suppliers. You might have 25 nute lines all coming from 3-4 suppliers. I think the differences between a lot of nutes is mostly just the ratios...

I'll probably run both of them when my current flowering tents finishes in 35 days or so. Interested to see how your's do as well if/when you run them.

Lmao that fuckin arsenic content in the CNS17. Hopefully Vostok pops his head back in and sees those links.

Got a pack of fem C99 as a freebie from Mosca on recent GLG purchase. Also got a fem African Haze x C99 (rvsd) from Mosca as well. Has anyone grown these ones out? My experience with Mosca has been pleasant so far but I'm wondering if this is the real C99 or not, and if anyone has experience...

This is basically what I have been saying, so maybe you misunderstood. I didn't feel like actually digging up research to disprove a russian shitposter, but basically MG is harmless and not some evil soil like many make it out to be.

I guess you missed my post(s).

I have read this before and I have to disagree with it. I have many times had my res temps around 58-59 with no ill affect, but I appreciate your input. I think if you have the ambient air temps still in the 70s-80's the plants can recognize that its not changing season and adapt to the cold...

It's a good thing your posting your extensive knowledge to counter claims instead of just baiting respon.... oh nvm. Do you even read the posts you respond to? I never said its good for other plants but not weed.

Since there is a lot of conflicting info, disinfo, misleading info or just plain bickering, let's hear from everyone on what they run their res at in this thread. I set it to allow two responses in the event that you let your temps drift or if they just vary. This is for people chilling their...

In the future you could use shishkabob skewers. You can buy bags of like 100+ for a buck or so. If you need them taller overlap them an inch or two and use two zip ties. This is how I stake my tomato seedlings.

Thanks, my goal is to help the community one shitpost at a time.

Let's not forget that MG makes like 25 different bagged soils, and even the backwoods Walmart will have at least 3-4 varieties including the flower mix or the tomato mix, and the indoor potting mix is mostly peat moss. There's definitely much better alternatives, but it's really not that hard to...

Please ask the millions of people who have used MG for decades on pretty much every plant imaginable.. post back thanks. Oh and General Hydroponics, Botanicare, Vermicrop, Earthgro etc. This is 3/10 bait at best.

Both Pb and Hg are highly immobile elements, along with many other metals. Lead is difficult to move up through the plant and neither will mercury unless deposited on the leaves. Heavy metals are usually more of a concern with edible root crops as they can absorb into the roots, but can't really...

Because at the end of the day MG is just a salt derived feet like any other non organic fert. It's not some wildly different and bad fertilizer like people make it out to be. I don't use it for my cannabis as I grow hydro, but tbh I do occasionally use MG on my 400 sqft vegetable garden and it...

That's the point.