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I had someone teach me they used 3 part general hydro and humic acid... then someone else started bringing all these additives, at that point I was starting to read stuff from lucas that talked about how you don't need additives, so I was sceptical of the products. But, I was into cutting...

I'm right there with you. I'm coming out of a belief system. I've always considered myself a non believer in things and value the scientific method for discovering things about the universe. some how, I fell for a lot of hype. check out these links, I'm going to try a few plants with the...

Maybe I need to know that, too. I was assuming that you use one npk for veg and another for flower. This is how I've done things in the past. But, I shouldn't assume this. I'm actually using grow more 3 part liquid nutes. It is the exact same thing (minus the dye) as general hydro 3...

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why don't you just stick your cuttings in moist soil in a small pot or pack the soil into a cube and water till they show roots? You don't *need* to use rooting hormones. I've taken cuttings without hormones many times and most rooted fine.

water is an inorganic chemical (H2O no carbon) what do you mean water is organic?

yep, I just read from someone that they don't consider a grow 'organic' unless they use *mineral* water from a bottle because the *minerals* in tap water don't meet their criteria. Thought this was funny. I suggest they should go all the way and not use H2O at all, if they don't want...

The minerals in your 'aquapure' water are inorganic the same as spring water or tap water... With this logic you would have to call a grow that uses water 'not organic' as you put it. Are you aware that H2O (water) is an inorganic chemical? Perlite is inorganic. I think you are missing...

I dumped some of my coco/perlite pots into my compost bin and a few weeks later there where red mites crawling around. I looked them up and found they are a good organism in my environment. I don't know if they will still be there when the stuff finally comes back in and they are not in my...

what do you mean by food sun light is how they make food. Plants photosynthesis their food. Stuff like NPK are not energy sources. Like you can't live on vitamins alone, you need sugar to run your brain.

http://www.youtube.com/user/subcool420#p/u/7/s-jOcEMnTbc check out his video

thanks, this really spells it out I feel pretty safe. I have it in my yard and many of the sacks are now drooping and easily opening. I'm going to take the pollen and pollinate another of the same type (train wreck), then pollinate a Jedi. I look forward to having a seed crop so I can get...

What type of meter are you using for TDS? Many meters are commonly EC (electrical conductivity) meters and only measure salt concentrations. When I mix organic nutes it doesn't affect the EC very much. With ionic salts it does. But, nitrate is a salt so I'd expect it to raise EC.

Thanks, I'm on it

It's so nice to see a thick stem healthy plant that is very short and ready to use all the vert space for bud production. I use to lollipop and it was kind of the opposite, buds the top of a long stem. They needed strings...

I've been set free, too. I have a hard time relating to people on y old forums and have lost interest. I'm growing tomatoes in my back yard and see the direct link to my indoor growing skills. Today I got some nutes from a horticulture company for vegetables, lots of N all the way to the...

I usually clone. I was given some trainwreck sprouts (they where handed to me in a napkin and where line 3 inches long already. I planted them in soil and they are kick ass. Four colas each. I don't know why I didn't notice sooner (big lesson) but I have a male, totally health four big...

UB, I'd like to hear your view on this. I've heard many disagreements about his. If nitrogen is a much needed thing why not use our own urine diluted to the right concentration? Is this an inferior source of nitrogen?

Is it safe to say that if my plants are not drooping then they are *not* under watered?