buffalowild
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I've been basically keeping it inorganic out of necessity and im coming into a little cash and was thinking of making the tea and addinh some molasses...am i too far gone?
Seconnd week of flowering: is it too late to go organic?
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JackTheBongRipper
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Too late for what? Your plant to get it's certified organic stamp?
Don't overfeed it, but you can switch between one form of elements to feed it to another, plant won't care. If an element comes from an organic or inorganic source, doesn't make a bit of difference unless it makes you feel better. It's the same elements. The plant uses them the same way. No difference in taste, smoke, quality, anything.
Don't overfeed it, but you can switch between one form of elements to feed it to another, plant won't care. If an element comes from an organic or inorganic source, doesn't make a bit of difference unless it makes you feel better. It's the same elements. The plant uses them the same way. No difference in taste, smoke, quality, anything.
Bakatare666
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Agreed.
Unless you wanted to be able to say 'this plant was grown completely organic', no reason not to change if you want, but you wouldn't have been able to honestly say that anyway.
Unless you wanted to be able to say 'this plant was grown completely organic', no reason not to change if you want, but you wouldn't have been able to honestly say that anyway.
drcucumber
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The Advertising Standards Authority are very strict on correct labelling of ganja. I don't think you can get away with it
buffalowild
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Lmao!! As always I fail to explain myself properly. Ive been dealing with slime for while an pretty much just downing h2o2 on my plants because I couldn't afford the tea. I got the cash for the tea now so im basically asking if introducing "life" into the reservoir at this point would help treat the slime and allow me to sweeten my buds organicaly? Or would it hurt the plants?