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Hi all. Can you guys give me a clue as to how good my soil might be? I'm growing in 80/20 Duck manure compost/Pro-Mix and water with compost tea every other watering. I add about 2 cups of bone meal in a wheel barrow of the compost/Pro-Mix. Compost tea gets 10-15 ml of Kelp concentrate, cup of...

Wrong! The plant will need Nitrogen and the only place it's going to get it will be the leafs.

Post a link to the site and post that it's on. Simple...right?

I tried to follow a thread on that site to see where it led, but I had to join. So I did, but now there's a 48 hr hold. https://www.icmag.com

Just a question about proving ownership of photos that people post. When you right click on REALSTYLES photos and go down to "view image info" it shows RIU's website, but when you do the same to your drying closet pic, it go's to https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=12870&pictureid=357195?

I'm not sure if this is true, but this guy says it can evaporate. " Degassing <li id="jsArticleStep1"> Some vegetable growers worry that the chloramines in the water will enter into the plant's roots and harm the plant. The chloramine combines with the sodium in the tank...

I've been letting the water for my compost tea sit over night and aerate with a air pump, but lately I've been using straight from the tap with my straight watering.

All my nutes come from my back yard compost pile. I had no idea they would deliberately add it.

Chlorine (Cl) - Needed for photosynthesis; stimulates root growth and aids water movement in plants. Chlorine is necessary for osmosis and ionic balance; it also plays a role in photosynthesis. Chlorine (Cl) – this element controls water uptake and transpiration. Stimulates photosynthesis and...

We've tried to steer you in that direction countless times. Go to UB's profile and read the posts he makes. He is a Master Gardener and gives detailed information on growing. He is a bit hard to take sometimes and doesn't like to sugar coat things, but his info is solid. You can do the same with...

Those pic show you ALL the parts! They will just keep replicating for as long as you keep topping/fimming.

You cut at the second node phxfire. These pics may help you.

Just stumbled upon this article on coffee as a soil amendment. Is coffee OK for good our plants? Not all get a jolt "Not all plants get a jolt from coffee grounds. Seed germination of alfalfa (Medicago sativa) and white and red clovers (Trifolium repens and T. pratense) was inhibited by...

I'm crushed. BTW It's You're one to talk.

Just wondering. What technique are you using on your first grow? It looks like it worked.

Let me refresh you, "I took a razor blade and cut all the new growth off of the stem"

Condescending: Acting in a way that betrays a feeling of patronizing superiority.

Don't want to hijack this thread, but if your plants are nice and green while in flower, is that in its self, enough to tell you that your plants are getting what they need?

Are we using clones now? I thought you were using a seedling? I guess I missed that when I read through this entire post.

I believe it's Uncle Ben's Fimming Technique.