Recent content by Trevor Ellis

the scuffing works well and should be done, however germinating in paper towels is a bad idea all together. while yes it does work, the small seed with a tiny tap root exposed can stick to the wet paper towel and become damaged once pulled from the cloth. leaving it more vulnerable to infection...

it has everything to do with square feet. each sized light is only really optimal within a specific square footage. within that square footage plant size and number can differ between grower to grower depending on other factors: some people's grow space is vertically limited while others grow in...

people sugar dipping there weed. wtf. ya come to cali, its all sweet out here. you would actually have to put in alot of effort to find shitty weed out here. to the uk, im sorry you have to deal with people doing this nonsense for a couple bucks.

using a green bulb would work or simply turn the lights out and use a flashlight. Cut them down and trim in another room with good lighting.

The advanced B-1 is very good. it says organic on the bottle. but who knows.

yes it is, but the going back and forth between veg and flower and cause male flower parts to start forming on what was a female clone. im not saying that there is 100% chance that this would happen but it very much could. Hermaphrodites can be hard to spot and all it takes is one little...

if you are completely new to organics you are on the right path with the bone and blood meal. its best to use bone meal made from fish bone. some other things that you might want to add to your soil as well are bat and seabird guano, new jersey greensand, earthworm castings are a must. humic...

no its not that simple. in order to successfully switch a plant beack to veg and then vice versa takes at least six weeks each way. it is also highly not recommended for increased likeliness of turning hermaphoditic. Einstein oil can control the mites, Gnatrol and some fly tape could help out...

yellowing of the new growth, are the fan leaves still green? it could be a simple nitrogen deficiency. Put earthworm castings in your soil. nitrogen rich bat guano works too. Both even better. scrap the house and garden. too much $$$. canna rocks, but light guano teas are great for small plants...

i agree. i have used the gravity, bushmaster, and purple maxx, and the best advice is if you choose to use them go light and be careful. the bushmaster is just sea kelp extract and while highly concentrated i have always liked. Still all of these products can burn the hell out of your plants...

Anyone who has read Soma's Organic Marijuana Soma Style will tell you that this dude really hypes the hell out of this stuff and while he probably is good friends with people and wants to hype their product. Soma is also what i interpret as for real and 100% legit so i went to the trouble of...

i keep them in a clear hot house. guano tea from the start i like. the hot house has adjustable vents on the sides and on the top. i keep it on a proper heating pad under a nice flourescent. All the equipment is top end and completely sterile. scrubbed out with rubbing alcohol. the mothers are...

I use the little spongy organic peat plugs. I have little jiffy peat pots and roots organic formula 707 i believe its called. I'll try some that way. And are u saying that they dont dry out or need water for 10 days. the plugs dry out in 24 hours give or take. I like the little jiffy pots...

Allways flush, everytime, chemy or organic. Good policy to live by. You have just spent at least the last 3 months caring and tending to your plants every need. Dont be lazy now. Flushing, properly drying, and curing i feel are some of the most commonly overlooked details to ensuring the finest...

I'm cloning some Somango right now and while i am experienced in growing organically, havent fine tuned my cloning skills. I have had recent success with using bloom nutrients to really stimulate bright white roots. My question is at how many days old should the clones be before they start to...