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Azamax my friend, feed it to your plant once a week at about 3 mL per gallon for the next 3-4 weeks. it is a great organic insecticide

Possible zinc deficiency, what ya been feeding? Whats the soil conditions?

Yea, it's a nutrient and it's pretty heavy, 15-30-15, so you only want to use it in like 1-3 mL per gallon. As far as good? It will do the job, but its not exactly made for use on products which we ingest (eat/smoke). It is a chemical fertilizer to the max, made for flowers and gardens.

Hygrozyme. It is an enzymatic formula. Used to keep things clean and speed up naturally ocurring chemical reaction.

Too much nitrogen.

You make yourself look like more and more of an idiot with every word typed. Fix your grammar. You know everything you say about growing is wrong. So you resort to trying to put me down for my problems. Well I don't deny that my yields have been light. But I don't need to. The buds are...

I've done both, applied when feeding, and that worked great. As well as amending in with the soil. The best success with that is, since mine is a powder, is to just sprinkle a little in the space you will be placing your root ball, this insures direct contact with the roots, and once moistened...

With my mycorrhizals I apply 2 times durig veg and once at the beginning of flowering. But this is in coco, soil is a much more hospitable environment for myco colonies and you would be fine with once during veg and once during flowering. More won't hurt though.

It's a great way to introduce bacteria. But mycorrhizal spores require actual propegules to come in contact with the root. They do not come from that. Inoculants are the most effective way to introduce them. Great White Premium Mycorrhizae is a great product. White widdow is great as well...

Haha how amusing. Your offensive remarks just show how jealous you are. Obviously you've never grown. That much foliage in a small space causes a ton of problems. No excuses, I feel that there's none needed, I know that you resent me cause I Study how I'm greeted. I explain what went wrong...

We learned this in greenhouse management, Fox Farm OF is meant to be mixed with Happy Frog. HF is their mycorrhizal. They brag about it all over their bags, even the light warrior says "contains mycorrhizae". No mycorrhizae, no trichoderma, there is lots of Humus, Bone meal, Blood Meal, crab...

You have no opinion or information to add, only rediculous statements and nonsense. which you regurgitate from other morons you heard it from.

Haha, if the organisms in your HP are dead in weeks I don't want to know what you're feeding your plants man. The plant keeps the organisms supplied with Carbohydrates as long as your plant has enough light and nutrients. That is until flowering and all you have to do is supplement with...

And how did I directly quote what you said was wrong with this plant? You said it was the lime locking out the Cal Mag and throwing the pH off. You were incorrect. And adding more Cal Mag would have only furthered the problem, and without the Lime the pH would have been even more fucked...

By the way, which one has the "cool" label desperately trying to get your attention? Tard.

Is Fox Farm Ocean Forest even inoculated with any Spores or Bacteria? Happy frog comes with an advanced micro herd with no need for any inoculation, ocean forest is mainstream low quality, mass produced garbage. Simply put, Fox Farm is an "organic like" media with no living organisms which...

This is for Hydro and Soil-Less. pH for soil is right on the money when at 6.7 Sunshine is Soil-Less, it seems you don't know much of what you're talking about. "you get what you pay for" ya control of what goes in and what goes out. You talk about Sunshine like it is soil. Fox Farm is...

just finished up that grow, check out current journal

Glad to see this Drella, your methods are obviously great

Sour diesel. Homegrown