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read the plants, if they yellow form the bottom up feed with fishy fert. add more PK when flowering comes around.

soo much good info, "you must spread some Reputation around before giving it to woodsmaneh! again" neem oil is very important, in preventing pests, and as a physical barrier, i have also heard that Sesame oil prevents PM spores from growing.

1cup per Cubic foot of Dolomite Lime and/or Crushed Oyster Shell (longer release time then dolo) i would add 20% pearlite, and atleast 20% Coco Coir. look into Happy Frog Fruit and Vegetable 7-4-5 as a soil additive...

so true, i have gradually cut back form a tablespoon to a teaspoon per gallon, it still works wonders, and my molasses lasts longer.

add DOLOMITE LIME if you dont PH your Miracle Gro. Miracle gro is highly acidic, it needs balancing with a ph kit, or add dolomite lime to your dirt mix at 1 cup per cubic foot. an alternative to Dolomite is Crushed Oyster Shell, its available at any animal food store in big food sacks, we buy...

i know you dont want to spend money, but it sounds like you need an air cooled hood.

my Phosphorus Guano has 0-5-0, all soluble. i mix equal parts Guano and Molasses in rainwater for a good organic dose of PK. good info Nullis, "you must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Nullis again."

why not try the Lucas-ish Formula? it consists of only Micro and Bloom. for veg feed twice the amount of micro as bloom. (final ratio-10-5-7) for bloom use roughly the same of each, and read your plants to see if they need more grow then bloom, or vice-versa. PS, always mix the Micro in FIRST.

copper wire around the pot? goddam slugs...

neem cake? also keeps soil bound bugs at away. Neem Cake has an adequate quantity of NPK in organic form for plant growth. Being a totally botanical product it contains 100% natural NPK content and other essential micro nutrients as N(Nitrogen 2.0% to 5.0%), P(Phosphorus 0.5% to 1.0%)...

i run that tent with 2 600w air cooled hoods, a 450CFM Vortex Powerfan, and Lumateks and its great. PS. all that, plus a Carbon Filter hang from the tent. (exept the ballasts) for 1 600watter i would get a 4x4 Secret Jardin (Greners.com is a good shop) mainly because the top support beams are 1...

im curious as to what ingredients your compost consist of? compost is amazing, especially in tea. +Rep

more accurately, G/KWH takes Electricity into account.

Mexican Bat Guano. http://www.greners.com/nutrients-additives/base-additives/guano/mexican-bat-guano.html

those 3 gallon bags are closer to 2 gallons then actually 3. what size bag of FFOF?

it should still work. how are you brewing your tea? it is aerated, right? mine foam for the first few days, then mellow out, but it still works good. try giving the bucket a stir, right to the bottom, to mix up all the goodness with the molasses. i have found alfalfa meal VERY useful in teas...

do you like sitting in a pool of your own waste? thats how plants feel with no ventilation.

these are much better, almost 100 Lux per watt. (Lumens/watt) but they are more expensive then the ching-chong-chang 42 watters. these come in 2700k for bloom and 6500k for vegg. sunblaster-26w-2500 Lux shittycfl-42w-2600 Lux Comprendé?

sounds like what we did with our strains that finished well outdoor last year. cloned and kept vegetative, under CFL's in rubbermaid totes, with 'puter fans. kept them alive for 6 months.

Outdoor Organic Grow. lets start with the Bagseeds, very, very tight nodes, kinda looks like lettuce.^ 4 tops, LST'd apart.^ im kinda nervous about mould with this plant. some big early, revegetating calyx's^ ------------------------------------------- now for the good stuff :-P Purple...