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SHIT! thats an infestation....... (Spider Mites) personally, since they are in bud already, i would just wipe the underside of EVERY leaf with a neemy cloth. this will break up their very fine webs (usually invisible to the naked eye, but spray a little mist around those plants and then i bet...

a thread dedicated to Compost Tea Recipes would be AWESOME! i find it very interesting to see what other people use, because there can be so many variables. i wouldn't mind that link aswell :wink: :peace:

maybe if you specified what kind of soil mix you are using.........

here is a link to their Customer Service page http://vortexpowerfans.com/ top right, "Contact Us" button. i have faith in their Warrantee, especially if it was only 14 hours in. i remember reading the warrantee and if you run your fan 24/0 it will halve your warrantee time (still a whopping 5...

you readed that? seriously tho, any bud you have smoked does have a small percentage of leaf in it, although if there is too much it will burn harsh. dont smoke shake

yeah, a teaspoon per gallon of molasses would defiently help (mainly just from the K and trace minerals.) so, about those short riders...... are they flowering yet? mine outdoors still arent :lol: and their atleast 3 foot. :evil: and if that AK dosent get its shit together, i would can it. i...

i like your brew man, that looks nice. good call on the molasses, i have recently done the same thing (smaller scale) with a different variety of kelp. the kind you have is Fucus somethingrather and is very common on most rocky shores, i chose to use Bull Kelp stem (stipe), mainly because i saw...

i use pallets to build my composters, kinda like this |_| with 1 pallet per side. if there was one thing i would do is buy a Pitchfork from wally world, mine cost 15 bucks, and mix that pile up well. the air pockets in your pile need to be exchanged, this will speed composting noticeably, and...

or crushed oyster shell, at a rate of 1 cup per cubic foot (same for Dolo) 1 cubic foot is 7 gallons.

1 part Milk to 9 parts Water, spray on affected areas. DONT WATER AT NIGHT! if you water just before night, the plants have to sit in still water all night causing root rot, which can lead to budrot. Neem Oil protects the leaf by coating it with a thin oily residue, making it harder for fungus...

i highly recommend using a diluted milk spray, it slows the fungus down quite significantly. Milk is a useful fungicide in the garden, and is more effective than standard chemical brands. Researchers believe the potassium phosphate in milk boosts a plant's immune system to fight the fungi...

HOLY SHIT. thats alot of SS get yourself a cement mixer!

also, roots dont like light. it lets algae grow on them, competing with the roots for nutrients. so basically, yet another reason to transplant. ps, listen to Wetdog, i have learned alot from his posts. much respect.

also, dolomite lime will keep the PH balanced and provide calcium, which will help prevent this type of thing from happening. another thing to look into is Potassium Silicate, it strengthens cell walls, making it harder for the mold to penetrate. do you have any pics of the whole plant? how is...

Originally Posted by nanaimosco apparently he helped a yellowing fan leaf by cutting it off. That in turn shocked the branch into thinking it wasn't going to get enough light. The same thing happened to him on another plant too, so this is now proven in my books. Message...

by the looks of it, this is gonna be a BEAUTY thread. :shock: thanks for sharing :-P

i have found 9 parts water to 1 part milk to be quite effective at preventing/treating all fungus problems. ill find some info. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/organic_gardening/78810 " Milk as a Garden Fungicide for Powdery Mildew, Botrytis, and Black Spots Sep 1, 2001 - © Deborah...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7suVWOaxUZI my contribution, GREAT THREAD BTW :roll: *sarcasm* :lol: :finger:

what is your light cycle? :lol:

DOLOMITE LIME- Calcium Carbonate..................................................................................54.6% Magnesium Carbonate ...........................................................................41.5% Neutralizing Value as CaCO3 Equivalent...