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I've never seen the issue with the amount of N in Ca/Mg products, it's negligible IMO, at the rates is used.

The "PH Perfect" doesn't mean it's PH stable, it swings through the PH range continuously. The way I understand it, there are pH controlling elements/chems in it that are coated. PH lowering elements are coated with something that dissolve in a basic solution, pH raising elements/chems are...

EC is EC. .5EC of one calmag will be the same as .5EC of any other, as long as there aren't any other additives in it. You may need to use more of the weaker solution to get to the same EC.

Is it hermaphroditism or is it a natural rodelization? My blueberry shows rodelization if it goes longer than 65 days, my blue dream was a true hermaphrodite, throwing balls once buds started to set. Big difference.

First flush with hot water from the inside to outside so you don't drive dirt deeper into the filter. Then use soap to clean and rinse. I fill a tote with water and laundry detergent hand wash, then rinse. If you want you can then soak in a mild bleach solution, 10%, for a few minutes to...

Yeah me too. I don't have problems using the foot e brake, almost all my cars have had them, just takes a little more coordination. I disabled the e brake lock on my old Cadillac to make things easier. :fire:

I don't think I've ever got more then, maybe, 25K out of a set of tires in 20+ years of diving. Full throttling take offs, e brake sliding around corners and drifting highway ramps tends to do that. And I was just watching slow mo launch videos last week.

You made the statement - That's what I was referencing. Tobacco is green until it's dead. Some bud goldens as it cures, just like tobacco. It's strain dependant. My LSD stays bright green, even after months of storage, my Jack Herer goes gold after a couple weeks.

Chlorophyll is green, doesn't matter what plant it is. The other colors you see in leaves is because of the lack of chlorophyll And I'm pretty sure there are areas of the world that cure cannabis just like tobacco. Big pile they keep turning. Similar to burying it to cure.

9 photos in soil, 5gal buckets, in a 4.5x4.5. Go into flower around 20" after a couple toppings. Packed wall to wall by the end with just enough head room for a 1000. I used to run 12 in 4 gal pots, flowered at 12" under 600s, but canopy control was crucial.

My intake is high on my tent. I just mounted a duct flange on both sides then ran flexible ducting to the floor so it hung freely about 4" above the floor. Straight runs don't affect flow nearly as much as bends, if resistance is an issue use hard ducting to eliminate the ridges in the flexible...

They're both open systems, technically. A closed loop would be a fully contained system such as hood > ducting > cooling radiator > fan > ducting > hood I cool two 1000s in hoods, drawing through a Y pipe between them so they're cooled equally. It's in a 4.5x9ft area pulling ambient basement...

50% chance of human level intelligence by 2050. Once we achieve that we're done. Here's a Ted talk on the subject. It gets into the meat and potatoes at the 6min mark.

This is what's already being developed for the military. Imagine it with dual mini guns and laser guidance systems

Never heard of that. The only other one I remember was outer limits

I'm really looking forward to the new one.

There's 2 secrets to good pancake. First, use buttermilk in your batter. If there's not buttermilk in the recipe, throw it out. 2.Medium high heat, lots of BUTTER and let it brown before adding the batter. This is my go to recipe, I cut it down to 1/3 the ingredients and still get about 10...

We're screwed

This is what's in Silica Blast, off thier SDS sheet: Potassium silicate, anhydrous ≥3 - ≤5% Sodium trisilicate ≥1 - ≤3 % I can't find Sodium trisilicate listed for agricultural use anywhere...

Isn't this math flawed? How do you go from a fluid measurement to a weight measurement ? The 8% measurement of silicate would be by volume, not weight. Your 2.88oz is a volume, not a weight. If you knew the weight of a the silicate you could then figure the weight of that volume. I use...