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well i was thinking the phosphoric acid would make a good PH down, i know the CO2 is used by the leaves but im not quite sure what it would do to the roots, and even the carbonic acid may down the ph noticably. i find growing organic creates/uses more chemicals than nonorganic. compost bins...

yea i know organic means no chemicals but there are so many of them in organic compost, all the stuff u put into compost consists of chemicals, its broken down recombined by the microbes. some chemicals good some are bad, that is why i asked this question. ppl always talk about coffee being good...

whatever it is the lady bugs will eat it, i would suggest rasing the CO2 % in the air to kill the bugs, safest way i know, good luck with that.

too much fert locking out the micro nutes, maybe too much N ammonia or Ca and ur plants cant get enough Mg.

what do u think pop is? sugar water phosphorus CO2, all that stuff is good, but i dont see why ppl would add sugar (molasses) to their soil.

just wondering if there are any trusted seedbanks that use paypal?

just wondering if watering ur plants with rockstar or redbull type energy drinks help? also would coca cola be good cheap fertilizer for budding due to the phosphoric acid?

just wondering what items around the house would be useful for micro nutrients, garlic has sulfur, the chlorophyll in green veggies have magnesium, egg shells has calcium? any other items that i can use for nutrients? i was thinking seaweed but everything is in the ocean and plants n fungi...

stop watering ur plants, and let the soil dry on the top. u can try spraying the soil with antimicrobial soap (Alkyl dimethyl ethylbenzyl ammonium chloride) n water. it didnt kill my plant (i like to water 1 plant with chemicals to see what happens). hydrogen peroxide n water sprayed on the...

is this company trusted? www.marijuana-seeds-canada.com just wondering before i go giving my money away to someone

u could use lucalox lamps. just as good and cheaper. anything that involves marijuana is overpriced cause everyone knows hortilux buyers are dope growers, same with head shops, everything is expensive.

as we all know plants need water, fertilizer, light and CO2, but nobody ever talks about CO2. its pretty clear that more CO2 = more growth, but just wondering what is the toxicity of CO2 in plants and the best way to produce it. i was thinking of fermentation in 2L pop bottles, u know sugar...

well u can afford more watts in ur grow room, 15 watts from a fluorescent light is terrible. a normal 15A house circuit can support 1800 watts max, try not to go over 1440 watts or 80% of ur total current carring capacity. high pressure sodium or metal halide would be ur best option for gettin...