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i appreciate the well-wishes my man it's getting better, just slowly, one of the crappy things about working for yourself, cuz if ya don't work" ya don't get annnnny money. i also made around 5-7 grand extra a yr working for someone else, but there is NOTHING as nice about making your own rules...

so is your Honda just blowing ambient temps then? have you had them pull it into vacuum to see if it holds? you should also do the receiver/dryer too, should be near the condenser in the front of the radiator, on the pass side if i recall correctly, course it depends on which Honda you have...

heh, umm well, the x-rays were inconclusive.. which i guess is common with that type of injury, annnnd it seemed that i knew much more about what was goin on than the dr... which is the problem that i seem to encounter.. and i swear.. if another dumbshit dr offers me antidepressents for...

hey you hows it goin with you? I broke my hand/wrist and have been runnin my shop with only my left hand, whilst having the busiest summer ever, soooo yea I haven't been on this site much, plus had some girl-trouble too, aftert three yrs i finally had to just stop it all, felt a lil of myself...

EXACTLY that was my hunch, only reason I kinda knew that is because it's happened to me many times, I really really do not like fabric pots for any grows except outdoor and somewhat high temps, otherwise they simply do not hold the soil ideally, and it really is crucial that the soil is...

hmmm, well that's very different than what i'd do, but doesn't mean you are wrong. my concern is that added uncycled nutrients as a topdress is only going to exacerbate the condition, but that's all based on incomplete information and conjecture so it's hard to say for sure, buuuut....... i just...

good advice man the concern i'd have is why is the 5 gallon container devoid of calcium? i don't think it's that, to be honest. considering the plant is only 5 weeks old i can almost guarantee that it's not a deficiency at all. 5 weeks old, and 5 gallons of soil, those two things can pretty...

that's a good method to determine if they are thirsty, if you are doing that each time i doubt it's overwatering. hmmm... did you add anything heavy in potassium? what size containers are they in?

is there something wrong with your tap water? i prefer tap or well water to RO water, personally. also growing comfrey will get you all the cal and mag that you need... and at a great ratio and nitrogen, and potassium, as well as many other micronutrients, all chelated by nature, and ready to be...

whats goin on man ok, so first things first, the #1 most common mistake people do when first doing organics is over watering. Usually caused from one of two things, the first is many are coming from a hydroponic background, and those growing medias tend to not hold onto water/nutrients the same...

well, hack it even to the root and that plant will laugh at ya my man it's sorta like roses i wanna say it was called coppicing? i can't remember.. meh, ok the OCD part of me has to know now, so i'm gonna look it up. alright.. lets seeeee....... ok. yea, i guess coppicing is an English term for...

hah this reference may date me, but i know you know it.

ohh hell no.. comfrey is one of the few that can WAAAAY outgrow a cannabis, like not even close. in fact I've grown all sorts of legumes, and beans and i thought those grew fast? comfrey grows faster than anything I've ever seen, with the exception of bamboo. i just cut a leaf yesterday that was...

always appreciate any love my man been slammed busy the last couple months or so, and haven't been able to patrol the forums much summers are always a lil nutty here in santa cruz

i gotcha, yea man, i wasn't entirely sure it was meant aggressively at all, which is exactly why i asked. most people around here with attest that i'm failry mellow mostly, i just wasn't sure if you were or not. i see what you are saying, i was just saying that the rinsing is only for the sodium...

hmm, is that a slight ball-bustin i'm getting? am i lacking "real world experience here"? or am i just being wearing my sensitive-pants today.. so first, technically you are correct, as virtually nothing used as a base in the soil can be truly inert, but that's because of the interaction of the...

gotcha, so you use new soil each grow? what do you do with the old stuff? if you go with a new mix each time i'd say you could use it, but that's not really ideal, but all that really is subjective, if you don't mind doing that each time then it's not a problem. that being said it's gonna be a...

are you reusing your soil? if so, i'd go with peat I've done both, and i really prefer peat to be honest here is a reaaaally good read regarding it, the biggest concern/complaint for me is that the cation and nitrogen to carbon ratio is waaay off in my mind (and experience) it's crucial to have...

yea, you could... sooo you are saying that you believe that in order to grow cannabis correctly that you'll need three different types of "bloom buster" nutrients? just so I can make sure I understand you correctly or did you mean "could" in the literal sense? cuz we could give them a whoooole...

anytime my man just wait till you try your own freshly made compost, works almost like magic, I can damn near match my buddies hydro growth rates, just a speck behind them and the results/taste/smell/appearance are like a totally different strain, in fact he actually accused me of switching...