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Ok, so I recently inherited 40 acres in Alpena Michigan. currently it is heavily wooded to open lots. Most of the trees are maple ash cedar and pine. All of the debris on the ground is what you could expect from an old growth forest. Basically untouched land. Crrently when it comes to...

10 ml per gal. Monitor ph. 6.3 is optimal. 2.5ml floral spray (veg only)

There is no "wrong" NPK. If you know how to mix and apply properly.

Way too much water. Monitor PH and try to keep it around 6.2-6.3, plus that plant is dieing for nitrogen. Adjust the temp to 78ish if possible to increase resperation. Once all the extra water in the leaves starts to evaporate the plant will stiffen up. Try adding some organic nutrients in small...

What strains? Soil or hydro? Lights?

Whats the npk?

Purple Maxx Snow Storm has been in development for over two years under the name of STACKER. Humboldt County’s Own discovered a combination of organic compounds that would not only encourage plants to “stack” their flowering sites closer together during early flower development...

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Cottonseed Meal is a great choice for dry organic fertilizer and here is why. Cottonseed Meal is an natural fertilizer that is made during cotton seed oil production. It is a true organic fertilizer 6-2-1. It 100% pure, there are no added fillers, extenders, animal waste and it is chemical free...

Alfalfa meal is a made from alfalfa, a green manure crop containing small amounts of nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium. Alfalfa meal is nothing more than ground alfalfa leaves and stems. As a legume, the alfalfa plant absorbs nitrogen from the air. Thus, its foliage is a significant source of...

Chitin*is a compound that makes up the shells of crustaceans/arthropods. Not only that, but chitin helps form the cell walls of fungi. And even more good news, it is a main component of the exoskeleton of insects. One thing you also need to be aware of is that it is found in the “skin” of...