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I was thinking this would help my flush be more effective if I added 8ml of Hygrozyme to my molasses and water I use to flush during the week before the last. What do you think?

Have been looking for a bit with no luck any ideas or recipes. Thanks:leaf:

Actually there is plenty of info that show cannabis roots to have anti-inflammatory properties. My question is how do you make it useable for salves and such.

Looking for a half gallon or a gallon. Anyone have any advice where to look locally or online?

I use a gallon every couple days it allows it to keep better an yes I am sure it may help with my microbial activity.

I took the air stone off and am running the pump through a tube straight into the one gallon tank with nothing attached. It makes big bubbles and creates good movement although it definitely increased the vibration of the tank which I solved by layering a towel under the two one gallon tanks.

You could use four, but I would use five. That is one 1000w for every 10 plants. I would use more than five (or fill lights), but I am addicted to lumens :)

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The airstones I use get covered in gunk.

I make a gallon of nutrients at a time. I am currently aerating with an cylinder airstone. In the feeding schedule they released they said not to use airstones because it says it needs an air source with larger bubbles. Any ideas?

Question may have been asked before if so post link as I can't find anything. Looking for recipes. I am am also looking to learn how to make it into a paste. Thanks :leaf:

I'm talking about a resevoir that aerates. I am wondering what else people are using to aerate and store. (2) 1 gallon "jugs" can water up to a 30 plant perpetual easy so I don't see the reason for anything more because It will just sit. I like to aerate for 20-35 minutes and then aerate it till...

I need to compare and gain new ideas for mine. I use (2) 1 gallon resevoirs for my soil nutrients. Post regardless resevoir size. Thanks:leaf:

Maybe this question has been brought up before and if it has please post link. I am wondering what the conditions are that make spidermites hate every second of there life. For example: temperature, humidity, co2 level etc.

IMO a combo of topping and LST/Bending.

I have pretty much eliminated the issue just sprayed it with chili and peppermint foliar spray. Used dried chilis from the garden and peppermint extract on top of the neem oil and DE. I am going to use an insectidal soap as well just to make sure, but the problem seems to be pretty much...

Yah you dilute it with water then a some sort of saturator or penetrator like wet betty or if you are cheap dish soap. BUMP

I would recommend General Organics (Biothrive, BioBud) all you need to add to the line is sugar (molasses or bud candy), silica (amend soil with volcanic rock), enzymes (Hygrozyme), endo and ecto mycorrhizae, and benificial bacteria. The vegan organic is nice because the nutes don't smell bad...

I am sorry but the first picture tells all definitely a male.

I have noticed the signs of spidermites in my veg tent and I have applied the first treatment of neem oil. I also sprinkled Dicatemous Earth on top of the soil mostly around the base of the stalk. I applied this in order to deal with the any eggs that may be being laid at the base of the stalk...