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I was trying to look on their website but they don't have any instructions - does the bottle label have instructions for use in hydroponic systems?

They have been on Pure Blend Pro: Bloom since the start. They are just about done with week 2 of 12/12. Last reservoir change, Minerva was @ 20mL/gallon - which is not a light amount but nothing over the top either...

I guess I'm just not sure if it's solely a magnesium def. issue and possibly not any or all of them except calcium (which I know my water has a high amount of already). that's why I was thinking a blend, like the EJMB, that contains most of them (just minus any calcium) might be the cheapest...

That's why I was asking earlier if any of the plants you were treating were already flowering - was going to warn you about that (I've done the same thing with Neem oil). =/ But if only the pistils are affected, don't panic. It's just cosmetic damage as far as I know.

I think the Earthjuice MB might be just the ticket. I was looking at the active ingredients list online and it appears devoid of calcium (which seems strange to me...). Can you do me a favor though and check the bottle you have and see if any calcium sources are listed?? And at about $15 a...

Be watchful for 'run-away' as the amount of silver in solution increases and the overall process speeds up faster and faster over time as a result of the ever increasing conductivity/current between electrodes - which just ends with an accumulation of a lot of large, excess silver particles...

Hell yeah. Nice job with sticking it out and overcoming everything AND coming out of it with good results. :clap:

That's a nice picture of the trichomes on the LSD - tasty looking.

Ok gotcha - I'm tracking now. Was a bit confused on if there was a company out there called ZHO making their own microbe products. lol I'll blame lack of sleep. =P

I'll have to check into that product more BC - looks like the right direction I need to be looking in. I was just thinking about those Zero Water pitcher systems... they are about $40 and would filter more than enough water for my small grows... but then I'd have to add CalMag+ to the regimen...

Man, far from perfect, I'm struggling a bit with getting things completely dialed in on Minerva - I'm having some sort of minor yet nagging micro-nutrient issue with her. I thought it was the pH at first because I had some fluctuation when out of town. But pH has been steady between 5.8 and 6.2...

ZHO by Botanicare: http://www.urbansunshine.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=292_294&products_id=18425 Might ask your local hydro store for a sample packet (mine gave me one of those 1oz packets to try)... If I'm not mistaken, don't those starter cubes you guys use for cloning...

Find me a job there and we'll split an entire house or apartment just to grow in! lol I could definitely see the need for a fan under the screen once filled in and if the leaves become cramped for space and start transpiring on each other. First time really messing with a screen like this...

AquaShield is the new name for Hydroguard actually - same product. Thanks for bringing that up because I should be calling it AquaShield. lol But yeah, I'm sold on using beneficial microbes. My buckets also now have this rich, earthy, compost smell when I crack the lids - curious how that is...

I'm getting my beneficial microbes from both ZHO (fungus) and Hydroguard (bacteria). But I'd try the ZHO first as I think it has the most dramatic impact on root appearance and you can get a small pack of it for about $5 - which is more than enough to just get an idea about how you like it.

Looking good w/ the cloning man. Oh by the way, the MD cutting I took rooted vigorously - super easy to clone: Neem oil is popular here for treating PM outdoors... some of your infected plants are flowering though aren't they?

I don't have the space for a 4'x4' tent right now and I have to be super discrete here as far as being out of sight and small. Once I get moved and have the space... a 4'x4' tent is in the plans for flowering with the 600w HPS and the 2'x4' will be for veg. No rush though, the 2'x4' produces...

Cool, so looks like they'll replace them with the next order. Man I hope that Tx works to control the mildew. PM is bad here during the rainy season (April'ish) outdoors but never had to deal with it on a flowering plant.