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I recommend condensing your light by building panda film walls. It can be done fairly cheap with a pvc frame and pandafilm. You can put a zipper for an entrance. This will make your Lumens per square foot increase which will make your plants bigger and your lighting more effecient.

Make sure that the wires in your house leading to the breaker are rated at 220 or you will overheat them and they will melt. You can't run 220 without proper wiring on your ballast, breaker and everything inbetween.

Thanks for the rep and damn! I hope you are the girl in the pic.

Or rainwater. Op said thats all his plants had the past two weeks. Rainwater is known to be soft and therefore calcium and magnesium are in low content. Also, it may be a plant disease.

what improved about your fungal Tea with more rock phosphate in there? Also do you think there is a better form of it (i.e. straight powder vs. chelated with kelp plus calcium from Humboldt nutes) for boosting the fungal Tea? I understand there are MANY more types of fungi involved in our...

Looks like a hippo may have sprayed it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dn9er5Y7owY

Only thing I would add is carbs and kelp after the soil loses its precharge. Also the nutrients you mentioned and especially the teas. Cant go wrong with Komas mix.

In the first paragraph the article states that Mycorrhizae are responsible for a big portion of a plants phosphorus uptake. We all agree with that. However, the article says nothing about soft rock phosphate. Instead it talks about mono calcium phosphate. Which is phosphate rock that is treated...

Kalyx, I am more then happy to explain. Teaming with microbes is a great book and I am gonna type whats written on the bottom of page 154 and the top of page 155 in the book. Molasses (nonsulfured, so as not to kill the microbes) in powdered or liquid form, cane syrup, maple syrup, fruit...

Thanks for the rep. Keep Cali green.

Great advice. I love that book.

ya I like to brew the Bloom for 24 hours. I have found that the soft rock phosphate is good food for a fungal dominant brew so I have been using it as a food source in fungal tea. I believe this helps break it down for the girls. Keep in mind the stuff is very light and hard to burn your plants...

I use a tablespoon/gal. I like to dissolve it in a glass of hot water and then stir it in. Yea I only use it at the end because I believe it is a purer source of carbs that gives a better flush then molasses and more weight then if you used water.

Good to get the Bloom into your soil fairly soon. I usually do it after the first week of flower because soft rock phosphate takes a while to be broken down by microbes. I start out with 5 ml a gallon and increase it each week until its at full dose. Just under at 9 ml/gl. Its best to brew it...

Turbinado sugar is great stuff. I use molasses throughout my grow for carbs. The last 10 days before harvest I dont feed them anything but water with some turbinado sugar melted into it. Feeds the microbes and gives the plant sugar so that it can focus its energy elsewhere.

Because AM fungi are responsible for up to 80% of a plants phosphorus uptake. Kelp meal is also good because of the many micronutrients it has. You are right though. Mj prefers bacterially dominated soil and tea. However it is very benefecial to make some fungal dominant brews during flower...

Fungi brews are great but you dont wanna over do it because cannabis likes bacterially dominated soil. With bacterial tea you can't over do it. They love it no matter what. Here is a recipe for my favorite fungal brew. I use the method of cultivating fungi in a 50/50 mix of soil and compost...

I agree with you 100% Chernobyl is some exotic that I keep around (bloodwreck pheno) and JTR is a legend although I havent grown JTR yet.

Hope this can help its an excellent article on curing. http://medicalmarijuana.com/kyle-kushman/curing-marijuana