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thanks FDD... love the information you post up here. I consider you reliable because you actually post pics along with very detailed instructions to back it all up. :clap: :leaf:

sorry for the repost, just looking for an answer from anyone? I'm thinking another 3 weeks or so? #1 #2 #3

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AQUANAUT - what kind of camera / settings are you using to get those Trich shots?? very nice by the way. Now, my babies...only my second grow. 400w HPS - FF Ocean Forest soil - all organic ferts.. been on 12/12 since 9/10/10 ( 47 days ) how close do you think? Any other sage advice for a sorta...

Anyone have any ideas on how to eliminate buzz from my 400W HPS?? Has internal balast, and isn't TOO big of an issue at the moment, but I definately do notice some buzzing from the outside (hallway) grow is in a closet.

assuming you posted your asking price in pounds...the amount of money it would cost me to ship you one would be more than building it yourself. I did...cost less than $50 and some time and knowledge. search RIU and you will find plenty of how-tos

just picked up some Azamax...will update with results

clove oil, citrus oil, mint oil, ground oregano, i literally have a shopping list of organic items i COULD use...but I dont want to just mix EVERYTHING together ya know? as far as spotting...do you mean this? posted this about a weekish ago in another thread, and no one helped :( hope its...

Thanks RRLBT420, your orig post was VERY informative, by the way. I only saw maybe three noticable webs, and they were VERY small...so I think Ill stick with the soft cloth wiping as long as I can. Let me know how how the new spray works out, and I'm fixing to make an organic spray ( Tobasco...

hey guys, sorta newbie here to the thread and the grow altogether. I'm on my second grow, 34 days into flower with four ladies going. Just today i confirmed my suspicions of a mite presence on two of the four, which are of course, the weakest two. On one there were webs at the bottom of the...

So today I noticed webs and the little buggers on the bottom of one of my four ladies. There is no doubt that they are spider mites, however, the ones on this plant are white and very "crab" like. After examining another plant, I notice one or two ( I'm sure there is more) little black mite...

not sure if anyone was following my previous threads posted in the Plant Problems section, but thought I'd post the update here as things are coming along nicely indeed.

sorry to keep posting, but things keep popping in my head after I hit post lol.. I will tell you with utmost certainty that those plants will no do very well in that soil. It looks like its way too dense and the roots will probably rot if no Perlite is added at the very least. I assume you're...

also.... I %100 agree with the other posters... they NEED TO GET OUT OF THE MG SOIL. Get some fox farms, if you cant afford that, even a generic potting soil with ZERO nutes, ammended with Perlite would do just fine

someone had posted this on a thread of mine the other day, i suggest you do as i did, and save it for future reference:

bumping for an answer....

could be TOO MUCH depending on what your mix is...are you following the bottles suggestion? If so, plain water for two cycles then hit them with a dose of HALF the bottles suggestion. I would also look into a different fert...MG is OK at best. I prefer all organic when possible and have a really...

anyone know what the second pic under PLANT 4 could be???

Transplanting is easy... first, prepare the new medium and use your hands to make a creator in the soil of the new pot. second, give the plants to be transplanted a decent ( not too little, not too much ) watering. third, take a CLEAN (ie: sterile ) blade and cut around the inside of the...

sounds like a PHOSPHORUS issue....have you used any nutes at all? if so, what? if not....those babies need some... I prefer all organic growing, so I use bat guano for my PHOS feedings. But its hard to tell exactly whats going on with out pics. good luck bro