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I spend a lot of time on Colorado State University's website, there is a boatload of botanical and agricultural info there and on Cornell University's site, Anyway, I came across this part that covers organic ferts. Be sure to follow all the links. It's written in language that is easily...

www.espoma.com Nothing wrong with the Jacks, either!

There are no viable clone sites that I can see. In the second pic, 3 nodes down from the top, there are 2 tiny branches forming in the axillary area. THESE will become viable clones when they have a couple nodes on them. It's way too early for this plant. I use Jiffy peat pellets, expanded with...

What are you feeding? Your pH is fine (If you are testing the pH of the soil, and not the run-off) Depending on the concentration of the nutes, the every three day schedule could be nute burn. Otherwise I'd say it's a cal/mag issue. Mg def mimics a P def, too much Ca will lock out Mg. It's a...

Rik, you are my NEW fuckin' HERO man!!! ;) Strange can be a GOOD thing.......

How far away is the creek/water source you spoke of? Hoses and a hand pump can be concealed until you need to use them to replenish the tanks......I have no idea how much these jewels cost, but i would think it would be money well spent. A Whale "Gusher" bilge pump will move a gallon per stroke...

You can go to 100%

Unless that's an auto, it wouldn't be expressing sex like that unless the light cycle triggered flowering. I'd say it's already flipped. OP did say it was day 4 of 12/12.

I aint 100% sure, just 99.9999% on the females. I think the other one is male, but could very well be wrong there.

Yeah.....what they said. The crucial time is during flower, and I've even changed the time on from 6 PM to 6 AM during flower by just letting it stay dark after lights out until the time I wanted them to come on.

While we all know that anything can be hacked, it's good to know that the free open source stuff we have available is pretty secure. I use Tor and true crypt with a good feeling of security and anonymity. Enigmail is a good secure way to email sensitive data as well...

I love my Note!! I killed my S3 and went with that honking big assed Note2. Once you get used to the size, it's a dream phone!! Samsung phones ROCK!!

I think you're right. I can see the pistils in the one pic really well, the others I'm not certain. Just keep your eye on them. Nice job on the pics, BTW. Some of the better ones I've seen.

We had what we call "Mineral Water" in many areas of S Fla. Smelled like rotten eggs (I refused to bathe in it or drink it), and extremely hard. Myself and many others have used it for ever to grow. I sort of miss it now that I'm not down there anymore. My plants seemed to do better with that...

Transplant them into soil. Find a soil with no added nutrients/time release. Something like this: http://www.lowes.com/pd_210540-79138-TOP1G_4294707958__?productId=3142103&Ns=p_product_qty_sales_dollar|1&pl=1&currentURL=%3FNs%3Dp_product_qty_sales_dollar%7C1&facetInfo= Let the plants get...

Whatever. You are NOT gonna get such an overabundance of anything that would create a nutrient lock out situation from hard water.

I'm gonna say right now You guys ROCK!! Now THIS is a worthy cause!! If there is ANYTHING I can do to help get these cuttings into the hands of those who would benefit from them, please let me know. I have PM'ed you guys my email.

Dude, the sulphur and other "nutrients" are a desirable thing, not a problem. If the pH of the SOIL ITSELF is good, then the pH of anything you pour into it will be changed to that of the soil! Soil (and the lime in it used to stabilize the pH) is a buffer and resists change, while an unbuffered...

I'd store a couple of camouflaged drums full of water and not worry about stagnation. I'm pretty sure that stagnation is more repugnant to humans than it is to plants.

Save your money. An inoculation of beneficial bacteria will do little if any good absent organic matter for them to convert into nutrients. The chemical salt fertilizers will drastically reduce their population as well. Mycos and bacteria feed on and break down organic matter into a form of...