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So bone meal that has sat in water (plus the fish emulsion and epsom salt) for so many hours will release its nutrients into the tea, helping the plant absorb them quicker? Is there really a noticeable absorption rate difference? I watered the soil after applying the bone meal, so wouldn't that...

no, but they might as well be...eating a bunch of my flowering plant's leaves...fuckin' caterpillars...

its pretty crazy. uncomfortably crazy at points. if you want to try it just to experiment, go for it. as long as you don't mind puking once or twice, don't mind the taste of cough medicine, have some pot, and you take the right dosage, it'll be memorable. I have a friend who was sort of addicted...

If the mushroom has dark gills (grey to black, NOT WHITE!) and a hollow stem, you're pretty safe.

I've thought of this before, and from what I know about the way they grow, I believe it would work...just maybe not as well as the grow-them-in-a-jar-method? As long as the mycelium is intact inside the shit, you should be good. Shrooms grow best between 80F-90F in a very humid environment...

The mites have been gone for a little over a month...I don't know exactly what I did, but it worked? I was almost positive that it was a mite infestation after I read somewhere that they create webs between the roots, strangling them, cutting off circulation, resulting in white spots forming on...

I thought I was going to have to mix these (that they were both supposed to be diluted in a gallon of water), and I posted this topic before I checked the packaging to make sure...turns out the bone meal is just sprinkled around the plants perimeter and the fish emulsion is diluted 1tbsp/gal per...

I have some 5-1-1 Alaskan fish fertilizer and some 6-12-0 bone meal. I know that I need more N, and since she's in the early flowering stages, I figured that I need more P as well. Would it be better to start off with the High N & Low P, or the High P & Med. N? If I mix these fertilizers into...

Also in FL, I've had some problems with spider mites and caterpillars. The mites are gone, but, despite my efforts at deterring them, the caterpillar attack seems to have just begun. I haven't had any problem with mold. Just make sure that your soil drains well enough to stand up to all of the...

Dry Ice = keeps it cool + additional CO2 you just have to work out the quantity, storage, and sublimation rates and you'll be golden!

I grow outdoors, so I love it when it rains. I even leave a bucket out near my plants to collect rainwater so that if we don't get any rain for a couple of days, at least I have some backup water that I don't have to carry all the way out there. N of WPB here, and, yeah, it's raining :hump:

Do you have a pic? I dont think I understand what you mean by flattened..? Did a big branch or something fall on it, do you see stranger's footprints?

damn, I did not know that.

definitely needs a fan blowing air on it (strengthens/thickens main stem). it could use some more light too; could you set it outside the window on a trellis-type flowerbed/on the ground/in front of a sunnier window? you'll be able to tell the gender when you start seeing growths at the nodes...

I was drinking and taking psychedelics a lot while I was on probation. Get some 2c-e, i, t2, dmt, shrooms, lsd, and have fun tripping for the next 8 months! (I was still sort of tripping one day when I went in for a drug test, my eyes were bugging, and I passed it no-problem...and the health &...

I've heard that orange peels (any citrus fruit's zest) and garlic spray are good for keeping caterpillars away, but I haven't either of tried them out yet. Does anyone know of anything less toxic than neem oil that will help?

Thanks for the reassurance. I've only used fertilizers once, and it was at 1/4 the recommended dosage, so the problem is more of a deficiency than anything else.

You would only really run into problems (health-wise) if you had a 50lb tank of N2O and a gas mask... When it is used during surgery, an anaesthesiologist needs to be present to make sure the patient is taking the correct/safe amount of 'laughing gas'...but a few canisters comes nowhere close...

My plant has leaves that die occasionally and I feel the need to remove them once they reach, what I deem, a "point of no return". I try to use my fingernails to pinch it off as cleanly as possible. Will the removal of dead leaves have a positive or negative effect on her? I would think that...

Yeah, N2O is also known as "laughing gas" and is pretty common in most dentist/orthodontist offices as well as in hospitals, so yeah, it's safe. Don't do it out of a whipped cream can though, as each can is equal to only one N2O canister...and you can buy the nitrous chargers online for pretty...