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The whole thing is a nitrate question and not simply stopping all nutrients. That the story I got. This got me wondering about just that. To feed nitrates or other faster dorms? Does feeding nitrates through-out flower make denser buds than if I use ammonium and urea? I've noticed some...

What is your nitrate situation? Are you using a nitrated fertilizer at the end of flowering?

What is flushing? There is no straight answer for that. What am I trying to flush? There is no straight answer here. Why am I flushing? Answers vary. I have heard this is a nitrate issue. The studies done are not properly controlled anyhow. Then after they test for everything there is...

New soil each time? I think it depends on your situation, right. If we grow with little input the soil has not changed much and we can supplement with what we feel will suit our purposes. If we HAMMER on the nutes, because some strains like that, we will likely upset the balance of minerals...

Snap! I just saw this. I gotta run to my tent for a leaf to taste test. Increasing the sugar? What is your favorite thing you do for higher Brix?

The nice thing about RAW is you get the separate minerals that allow people to go off the charts when their plants needs individual minerals rather than the shotgun approach. Second, RAW minerals are not nitrated like many liquid mixes.Sure, we can add LAB to help convert the nitrate to nitrite...

They wont "condense" over time. They will stop that stretching. When plants are young use additional blue light such as a you can find in a CFL grow light (BLUE spectrum) and this will help to break the apical dominance and result in shorter stockier plants. just get those CFL's very close to...

I am all out of spirulina but, I have eggs. There are only 3 main amino acids that I am interested in for plants. If you are going to eat these amino acids there are only 10 that are essential and you body will make the rest. If you are interested in learning perhaps we could have a chat over...

I use about 2 egg whites per 5 gallons. You can do the math you wish, I did. It was so long ago that I just can't remember how much of which amino is in the egg.

Calcium is not reacting with sulphur. IF there is a participate reaction AFTER you add calcium it is most likely phosphorous that is the problem. I am not familiar with your GF nutes. Worm poop is often added to organic fertilizers, worm poop has sand in it. You could try adding the Cal/Mag...