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yeah i concurr we are societies craving to send their their children to death in a desert. 7.62 NATO caliber certificatio..astonishing informatio anyway that accident its nothing compared with the Aral sea vs cottony industry. It worth a check for sure :shock:

pretty readable & nice moves here. thx for the thread ihearall go for it, its pretty easy reverting a wild carpophore to a veg state & even more if its for outdoor purposes. Once you are sure you grabbed an endemic specie, lets Sanitize a carboard piece----moist it----sanitize inner chunks of...

nice^here we have a mainstream 4% (by weight) simple sugars liquid culture recipe. Thought it was a truly act of faith coming across this things on riu organic section^ ...but here we go! thats it then its all about reaching the ph in wich hydroguard bacteria thrives. ...or let it go & trust...

a fresh bag of cheap & professional peat based substrate. micronized gypsum a 3-2-3+5MgO soil conditioner i would upgrade epsom salts to Mg + micronutrients garlic extract powder form. Its a no no for outdoors no matter what regulations said, use with caution..once it enters into the food chain...

Just to complicate more this things Furthermore, growth depression (Table 1) and browning in roots occurred several weeks after the high root temperature treatment. These effects of high root temperature was considered to closely relate to the reduced oxygen solubility and the increased...

I've read somewhere [during my first winter with cob light] about the acclimation performance from cold to heat vs heat to cold environments and the winz was for c3 plants moved from a warm spot to a colder one. Also did a few readings around chilled rootsystems vs root growth pattern, water...

Yeah it looks simple & tidy as fuck but those girls are getting big soon. You prolly gonna need a 2nd row of lights to light that properly. Those sockets are misaligned with your top colas man.

Just two consecutive waterings straight from the tap and i start loosing the super shiny cerose leaf cover...this is happening as we speak in 3L soil containers no matter what i read^ :P The big bonus of sog procedures is you solve almost all issues in the first quarter^

Plants tend to morph the tilakhoid accordingly to the par/spectrum+environment in which they are thriving. Same happens with the root system, it will acclimate accordingly to the substrate reology for an optimal uptake of oxygen, water and salts AND if this situation requires a lot of energy...

mmm..dunno buddy. Related to rizosphere fungus ive read something about the expression of carotenoids in salty mediums. Also it could be an oportunistic pathogen, i would first watch for any N,Mg,Ca deficiency. How they look like?

whatever fertilized or composted meals/poos around or over 40% organic matter will instantly trigger the reversal of the c/n ratio. The native microherd will explode on its own medium like a supernova. No matter what we do..100% broadband genes expression & 100% full strenght [stress resistance...

stupid translator^ it was the translator not me^^ Was an answer for DBrennon. The antifungal properties of neem cake looks strain specific according to his observations on the top layer of his soil. While the neem cake can decimate some fungus therefore opening a niche for other oportunistic...

yeah if we repeat it twice we land in wonderland. Yipie!

Yeah there are many ways in which we can open the niche for other fungus, if we have penalties like a poor laminar airflow, we ll crash soon with this issues which is pretty desirable for our learning curves imo. The more easy to understand is the typical foliar douche in mid flowering: no...

Yeah nice outcome DonBrennon. now lets grab this hotspot, the preinfective stage For biocontrol in dirt mediums the development of a saprophytic stage is a prerequisite until the organism reach it specific host [host` in this case equals selective medium suitable for differentiation aKa roots...

Mind about that trash heap^

phahah^ nuts! friendly terrorism? I wanna know the delay to an observable response with ascorbic acid Bob! Its faster than silica+micros/trace minerals signalling?

If your soil its cooked...with a huge bump in Rh% your roots will easily would be able to hold more than 4 ec without fagociting the leaf. Go for it! Also do some readings around the below-ground 1st apical meristem

thx for your efforts konna^ no one mentioning wood ashes? wtf! the main residue is Ca/K, nice for ripen & swelling according to agricultural practices^. Each batch is different, it may need a precharge with epsom salts... and a bit of cycling to avoid that Ph-Napalm feature..but the results...

++ even though it's got the correct species of myco in it that we want, because it's mixed in with the trichoderma and the other bennies, it hasn't got much chance of surviving and actually colonising your root zone. The myco fungi spores will just be food for the trichoderma.++ wa wa wa waaaa...