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Haha. I remember years ago I tried Dutch. I was sold on all this hype. Since then I have tried sooo many different things. In the end, I always went back to the tried and true General Hydroponics micro/bloom only when using bottled nutrients. It's just too easy. No PH'ing, no additives. Just...

It's in its 3rd week flower yo. Tiny flowers don't get bud rot, thick colas do. If the pistils are retreating and turning brown of a few single flowers. Usually pollen is one of the reasons. Only a few.

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Sounds like to me the tops got pollinated. Seen it before. Guess you will know here soon whether or not. If it was inside, I would say light burn. But outside.. PS. Welcome back

When I said greenhouses outside. Those are set up with CO2 and lights when needed. Industrial everything. You can at least take advantage every year of some sunshine and then choose to bloom with lights. At .08 per kilowatt, that is some of the cheapest electricity in the country. If your...

My phone been ringing off the hook. Ppl scrambling to fence off 5 acres, build greenhouses and blow some greenery up. The demand is already thru the roof here. Nobody can keep up. Things are about to get real interesting. Being able to make a living on the books is opening its doors to those of...

I use airpots, same concept. You just use a catch basin to fit the pot. If your feeding that much nutrient mixture to have that much run off, your feeding too much. A tiny bit they will drink up in no time. Unless your flushing the plant, then I could see some plain water run off that needed to...

Look at my recent pics of both Jock Horror and White Rhino from Nirvana. http://www.marijuanapassion.com/forum/showthread.php?t=63684

There are a couple super skilled electricians here. I think Bwanabud and Viper are experts in the field. PM them. I will say this though. That's a huge undertaking for that many watts not including any of the set up. When you start talking about 12 watts plus. Your into it for 10k plus, easy. A...

Cal/mag is usually always the rust colored spots. Kellogg's brand soil is not a good choice. Either way whether it be that soil or a much better choice of Pro-mix, Sunshine#4, etc. You must add fine ground dolomite lime at a rate of 1.5 to 2 cups per cubic foot(7.4gal) of medium.

Summer brings out the produce for everyone. I hate the heat, but luv the fruits. If I had to pick, I really crave and luv Rainier cherries.

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Lol. That's what I thought. Almost every post is sooooo long. Hurts my eyes.

Hick was sweet enough to do it for ya (: It doesn't matter if it costs $2. You will simply not get a "better" yield from yeast and co2. Focus on the basics. Simple high volume air exchange can produce outstanding results, as-is.

Can you edit you live links out please? I would rather delete the thread than take the time to take all those out. It's a waste of time anyhow.

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-Would depend on what kind of tree the chips were from. I don't like wood chips at all. It's a cheap aerating tool. Rice hulls or perlite -Yes. The lime buffers the PH at 7 for the whole cycle -Dont understand last question. Speak English! If you mean why doesn't the lime that's already in...

Agreed. The soil mix must be something with a nuetral PH. Sunshine #4, pro-mix, make your own peat based mix, etc. It look like a ton of wood chips in there, etc.

I wouldn't worry about what the PH of the water going in is. Way early to that much ugliness. Did you cook the mix properly so the lime and other goodies are available to the plant? If the lime is available to the plant at 1.5c per gal of medium. It should be up taking all the other nutrients...