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how do you like to connect 6" to 4" port? I was just thinking about quick fixes anyhow, the right moves seem to be switching up the light at this point. @journalreader cfls are fine for vegging while you wait for your light, or if you get antsy and feel like you need to do something more, a 2...

filter>>extraction ducting>>extraction fan>>vent ducting, is this a rough diagram of your setup?

get a bigger fan and a reducing coupler to fit to your 4" exhaust. where are you venting to?

run your extraction fan constantly, and turn your circulation fans up if you're worried. but at the rates @Harvest76 suggests, just be careful you don't get it on your plants. @TintEastwood is also right that Vinegar can be substituted, but you should be careful not to get that on your plants...

check the base of the stem where it meets the soil and see if you've got a case of damping off happening, it'll look dark and slimy and sickly if you do.

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it may be controversial, but you can cure in a frost-free freezer. ed rosenthal has some comments on this. It's worked for me in the past when i had to take a trip after harvest and couldn't burp. here's the method: trim fan leaves and dry 7-10 days until the outside of the bud is dry to the...

remove fan leaves and hang dry 7-10 days >> frost-free freezer for 21-28 days >> manicure and into jars for long term. One freezer comfortably cures 9-10kg. :peace:

going organic has certainly made my life easier and better! as needed really, but generally once when i pot up seedlings and then oce when i go into flowering. a well made and maintained soil ought not need the microbial boost that the tea is for. i also foliar with aloe juice and/or kelp tea...

pour the 4 gallons into 8 gallons of h2O and you've got 12 gallons total, 4 of which are pure aact. 4/12 = 1/3, right, or am i really that baked?

4 gallons diluted at 1:4 gets you 16 gallons which isn't quite enough to do all your plants with a gallon but you just need some--like a half gallon say, for a plant in a 5 gallon pot. so then to get a half gallon to 24 plants, you need 12 gallons. You can get 12 gallons out of the recipe I...

gotcha....yeah its versatile stuff--full strength wont burn and 1/8 is still quite useful esp. in the phylosphere.

some folks used to do it to try to get purple strains to be more purple, too...

I'd check your info on foliars. Not sure what you mean about compost lasting any amount of time...compost is a living thing, it's alive so it lasts as long as you keep it alive...thats what the air is for in the aerated compost tea, and why you turn compost piles....yes you have to use compost...

irrigating a single pot? or a bunch of 30 gallon fabric pots? drip emitter would be good for a single pot, but definitely a pain to rig up for a whole field of 'em. For a field i'd dig trenches, run soaker hose down the middle; stick the fabric pots on top of the soaker hose then either back...

i've not seen anyone worrying with pH or ppms in compost teas, mostly because the way you make them would make the dissolved solids meter go apeshit and pH is managed by your microbial hoard for the most part. If you want to get 'measures' on your compost teas, throw a sample on a slide and...

Dig in to organic growing and pace yourself. good luck and happy growing! :peace: :leaf: :peace:

I'm betting on a calcium-fueled issue here...why are you giving calmag? and what's TPS one got in it?

what do you mean by "neutralized with calcium" ?

probably nothing but transplant shock. leave her alone for a bit and give aloe next watering, she should perk up. :peace: