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I use a similar product called "rare earth" which contains pyrophylitic clay. It "hardens" the plant which allows me to place them closer to the lights, I also find my plants to be much greener and require less nutrients. Works great!

figuring out yield outdoors is tricky due to weather patterns/temps/altitude ect. If you get warm weather and plenty of sun, outdoor plants can yield much higher but it's i'd say it's much harder to predict...

from 1 month veg in 3 gal. pots iv'e yet to get less than 100 grams dry per plant (2x400 watts hps). Doing some 2 month veg in 5 gals right now, we'll see how it turns out...

I personally love hookah's and would smoke out of one any day over any bong (unless it's taller than me of course). The thing about hookah's is that there isn't a flame directly burning your sheesh and/or weed. A coal sits on top so it works more or less like a type of vaporizer passed...

I wish! haven't grown it myself yet but the reviews and grows of this strain that iv'e seen so far are stellar. Reason I recommended this strain is because I know other growers have been pulling high yields off it and the smoke is reported to be much higher quality than big bud/critical...

"the ultimate" by dutch passion: http://www.marijuana-seeds-canada.com/products/dutch-passion-the-ultimate

I agree, seen some really tight buds come out of 400 watt setups. I run a 430w hps hung vertically and get about 120-150 grams dry per plant with 30-40 days veg and 60-90 days flower depending on strain. That being said, growing vert allows me to get my plants within 6 inches of the bulb ( i...

nice! I just started growing purple widow myself. lookin forward to pics! Subbed.

I bet that Arjan's haze can easily get that tall. I have an arjan's super haze #2 in flower right now (indoors) and had to tie it down to grow horizontally because it reached 7 feet tall in 6 weeks!

Superthrive is vitamin B1 and 1-Napthyl acetic acid, which is not organic. It's extremely concentrated which makes it VERY easy to go overboard on this stuff. 1 drop per gallon is the correct dose. I use it for the first 2 weeks of veg and that's it. helps keep the plant comfortable and stay...

Many grow shops carry both these products. I'd suggest doing a google search for them or phone your local grow shop and ask. It's GREAT stuff! Worth every penny...

This is technically an enriched soiless mix. There isn't anything else you need other than what's listed. Most of the ingredients can be found at local stores except for the optional ones (humic acid and rare earth). They can both be ordered from grow shops. Mixing instructions are posted...

I reuse it in the garden and yard but not for MJ. I always start with a fresh batch, that way I know what my plants are getting...

nope, you need coco coir or coco peat. Many grow shops and garden centers carry it. just phone around and ask or google it and you'll find what your looking for. Just be sure to rinse well before use :)

No, this recipe is for a 5 gallon bucket. If you need a different size all ingredients would have to be adjusted accordingly.

as per the thread title,This is for a 5 gallon bucket. If you need different amounts just multiply or divide accordingly. cheers

it shows up on your credit card statement as "very clever stuff" and is delivered in a plain blank dvd case within a padded envelope. I do live in Canada, it takes about 2 weeks for it to get to me but I live in a remote part of an island...

No prob! I did alot of searching as well and wanted a mix that's relatively inexpensive, easy to make and works well on it's own. Adding humic's is a HUGE money saver for those that don't want to be spending so much on nutes. The requirements of the plants that iv'e fed humic acid to have been...

After some absolutely incredible results with this soil mix, iv'e decided to share it with all you RIU folks! 2 parts peat 1 part coco (very well rinsed!) 1 part perlite 4 tbsp bonemeal 3 tbsp bloodmeal 6 tbsp kelp meal 4 tbsp dolomite lime 20 tbsp rare earth (optional but highly...

Nice! Now how does it work? I'm looking to DIY an extractor myself...