Im going to bet your good bro, the good thing about how we do what we do is that we can re-set or medium whenever we don't like the way the slurry test looks, For me if those where my numbers in week 6 I would feed a lil more to run off, up your Gaia 5mil a gal and the herc
i agree
your slurry is money....keep feeding but bump it up to Tbs over a few feeds...don't just go straight to 4 Tbs. if you know what I mean....
OK yeah I was thinking it was time to start cutting back on that too...
I have never had that experience my temp are about the same maybe e a little lower but no I have been using this product for a long time and have always been good with it, but like food I never buy more then I could use in a giving run with the exception HH and yes that minty smell does go away a little on some and a lot on other nectars products, as long as your bottle isn't swelling up your good and to be honest i don't want a product with a year or two shelf life I'm weird like that .
They prolly think once mint smell goes and you start to smell all the organic funk that its spoiled!! I don't know the exact estimates exactly but this question is answered in one of Scotts videos.
never used it .. couldn't justify the $$$ ... update ! just ordered 630w. cmh to replace the 315w.. but here a pic of what the 315w cmh can do ... here another thing I found out when I did a tea brew , I was adding 2 cup of ECW and 1 cup of oly mountain compost to per gallon of water !!! that was an Napalm to the soil of overload of microbes ...lol... should of been 1/4-1/2 cup per 2 gallons of water or 1/4 cup per gallon ....
Cool...please do.
Watched a side by side today with a grower that used Mammoth P and Nectar together. The side without mammoth p yielded more. Here’s the link... https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=CH815nwo3l4
Napalm is a good word to describe it.
Haha.....I used to put way too much compost in my brews too!! Now I keep it to a 1/4 C per gallon. Especially when brewing a simple tea with 2 oz. fish aminos or 20 ml Of molasses as the feedstock. As I add more food stock, I up the compost amount I use. Its all a balance to achieve optimum brews. "The Microbe Man" website breaks down the very best ratios of TEA inputs to reach best results. Adding too much compost can be detrimental if there isn't enough food to feed them, and at the same time you can't just add more food to correct the off balance as it begins to effect the dissolved oxygen levels!!I Keep it simple!!
I won't say it doesn't work but if your wanting bigger yields then nailing down the Calcium & Khaos magic is how your going to get those results!!