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What do you have against HCO?

flush the plants by using a 3 to 1 ratio of water to soil. Make sure your water is in the proper PH range, and run a bunch of water through each plant to leech out the nutes or they will continue to cause harm

This question can be answered with a yes, and a no. Here's why. If you are growing in a small area, I would say YES it will increase your yield. It allows more plants to be crowded into a smaller area, with regard to airflow and such, and produces nice colas. If the question is simply will it...

Your efficiency will be crap. Not only does the unit blow out the window, it sucks air IN the window. So, you would have to have airflow going in both directions, NOT MIXING within that passage. If the unit will not fit in the window then the window would not allow for enough airflow. The proper...

The only way that this would work is if you buy an outdoor cabinet, condenser fan motor ,relocate the condenser coil and compressor and its components, pad, whip, contactor, electrical box, the copper line set, a new interior cabinet to put the remaining parts in , a transformer, stat wire, and...

not a good idea.

I have a large bushy plant growing that had a lot of healthy undergrowth and lower leaves, and I recently lollipopped just the bottom branches - cut off the leaves and small branches - and noticed a pronounced growth in the upper leaves afterwards. The lower branches will make small popcorn...

CalCarb is precipitated calcium carbonate (PCC) Lithovit is another product that contains PCC, and here is an explanation from Lithovit as to why and how PCC helps plants: http://www.lithovitusa.com/lithovit-science/ CalCarb works well.

@popcorn900 - using mj to justify other bad behavior is poor thinking at best - don't demonize the plant

6/4: 6/6 (transplanted to 15 gal smart pot): 6/10:

I like to deprive them of light and water for about 3 days, then use only water and drench them and finally harvest them an hour or so later. I like to trim thoroughly and let it dry on the whole plant, rather than cutting the branches off individually - this slows the dry time and makes for a...

the alaskan fish fertilizer that they sell at lowes works well - get the one that has the 6-3-2 N/P/K ratio and use it for veg growth.

water them so you get some runoff. It generally takes half as much water as you have soil to thoroughly drench it, so if you have 20 gallons of dry soil I would mix up 10 gallons of nutrients. A moisture meter is also a good thing to own. Letting the soil get drier is a good idea, but you...

the co2 bags work fine, just not as effectively as tank or burner. Sugar and yeast in a pop-bottle works fine, also. As long as you are enriching the air as much as you can with co2 (to a safe degree haha) then you will be OK. As far as venting goes - get a thermostatically controlled plug so...

superthrive is highly recommended for foliar feeding, so I don't know where you got your information from. Also, plants LOVE foliar feeding, not just to correct deficiencies. Snow Burst Ultra is highly effective when used as a foliar spray, and is much more economical. You start foliar feeding...

where I live the rain water is very safe - the plants in my yard seem to love it

Here are some of my favorite foliar spray recipes. I am interested in seeing what some other people like to put together for foliar sprays. recipe 1: 1 gallon rain water 1/4 tsp Floralicious plus 1/8 tsp Thrive Alive B-1 (red) 1 drop Superthrive 1 tsp Humboldt's Own Snow Burst Ultra 1 drop...

5/16: 5/26: 5/28 (lollipopped undergrowth) 2 months from seed today:

You need to give the plants some time to rest - blasting them with light for 24 hours is not a good idea. I am running the GLR (gas light/lamp routine) and my plants love it (veg = 12 hours on, then 5.5 hours dark, then 1 hour light, then 5.5 hours dark, flower = 10 hours light and then 14...

In Ann Arbor try First Natural Wellness on Jackson Rd. or Nature's Answer on W. Stadium. The differences are that First Natural Wellness doesn't charge for the re-visit that is required after 6 months, and Nature's Answer does charge, so don't be fooled by the initial fee - check to see how...