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Or maybe something Bush/Obama would say? Drop some uranium bombs maybe? how's that for toast?

If you don't support freedom and equality for the entire planet then you don't belong on this planet any more.

LOL... I came here to post this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHqq6kPbzsg&feature=related Not a rap... just pure information.

these started 12/12 on 25/12/2011... all looking good so far.

hey man, i'm pretty sure it's Lamb's Breath.

there are two types of hermies. there are natural hermies, that will herm no matter what anyway, then there are the stress hermies. stress hermies are fine, usually just a few nanners and only a few beans, sometimes too as pointed out the pollen may not be viable. Stress hermies produce mostly...

if she's all you have then let her finish.

very nice 5000joints.

pH is only in concerns of nutrient take up, when cloning they don't need nutrients.

yeah, this guy got it.

i think i need a pic... even then i get the feeling this is going to be a tough one. I've never seen that happen before, let alone with 8/10 beans. yes it is correct to plant the root tip into the dirt first. did the seed casing come off before they started growing back into the dirt?

yes.......................

don't worry about it. the roots will get light-pruned and die off, no worries. don't fret it.

too many salts in the medium slows K transport... but this guy has not fed yet. I'm more inclined to think his transport problems are down to the quality of his soil. which also relates to pour drainage.... either way i bet that if he pots up into some quality soil his problems will go away.

he hasn't fed them burnt tips are indicative of a K deficiency, sometimes a Nitrogen deficiency too.

the soil they are in does not look too good. where did you get it? i'm thinking there could be some compaction problems. are you able to pot them into larger pots with good soil?

Not a liar, just mistaken. AN make rhinoskin, and even they tell you on their own website that it works as a pH up. the reason your pH went down is because you used other nutrients, however the silicon would work slowly in the background to raise pH without you being aware of it, unless it is...

yeah lots of factors prevent myco from proliferating or multiplying... although they will still be there in high nute concentrations they won't breed as much because there is just no need for them, and without constant supplementation will probably die off anyway.

I do use microbes in my coco grows... chlorine starts to evaporate really quickly, leaving it out over night is enough to see most of it gone. The chlorine in tap water is not enough to kill fungal spores anyway even after just 20 minutes sitting out. yes it kills germs that are alive and other...

you can use micro biology in hydro, there's just no need to. hydro doesn't waste as much nutrients as soil does, so is more efficient anyway. just throw th enutes in and watch her grow. chlorine is avery important plant nutrient, it's essential in all life. read here...