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It depends on the cut as to how I'll cook it. This was a 12 month aged sirloin and was quite large so it's medium for more flavour with just a finger of pink through the middle.

2 Dog Kush S1's 3 reg Anesthesia (Breeder's Choice) 2 Exodus Cheese Yeah they're a picture of health if the shot is a little out of focus, they had a spot of shit PH early on though. Canna Pro+ buffered properly my arse, Ikon coco potz are the benchmark.

The toddler's..... Dinner..... Purple spuds go well with a good chunk of red meat, plenty of flavour. ;)

Actually coco has trichoderma. Again, apart from simple sugars and a B vit or 2 there isn't really anything in molasses that the plant isn't getting from it's regular nutrient regime. http://www.nutritionvalue.org/Molass...nal_value.html Direct abosrption of simple sugars into the plant to...

http://www.nutritionvalue.org/Molasses_nutritional_value.html

Links are customary.

OK, I take the point that used sugars could be replaced directly. How is this relevant to the fact that those sugars are used to feed fungi and not the plant? Then there's using molasses in a non true organic environment rendering the whole process pointless (hydroponics).

And your point is?

The bacteria attaches to the plants roots creating a sort of partnership, the benefit to the plant from the bacteria is that it can uptake minerals more efficiently, the bacteria feeds on sugars, these sugars are taken from the plant. Feed the bacteria sugar directly and the process is more...

Yes and I gave the link.

Just so we all understand...... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycorrhiza "A mycorrhiza (Gk. μυκός, mykós, "fungus" and ριζα, riza, "roots", pl. mycorrhizae or mycorrhizas) is a symbiotic (generally mutualistic, but occasionally weakly pathogenic)...

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Molasses helps to feed the bacteria in true organics, it's not for feeding the plant.

I don't do Xmas, I'm an Atheist without any children.

Bertie's got hold of another loft space, loads bigger than the one I've got. This space is high up on one side of the valley, between Clayton and Queensbury (Queensbury is the highest village in England). Loads of natural airflow up there and it gets damn cold at night through winter, perfect...

Mainlining is SCROG without a net but takes longer per grow because you're only ever using the new growth, it is a pretty looking gimmick though I'll give it that.

Wow, I didn't think a negative rep score was possible!? (red).

Am I missing something?

Actually this is bullshit, I could PM Turbanator on Wednesday (we had a conversation) with less posts and rep than Rambo?

Rep Rambo.