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Nirvana seeds are for beginners, they are knockoff's at reasonable prices. You have to pheno fish for the right one, expecting greatness from every single bean is just not reasonable. Anyways, an experienced grower would use clones. Or at least know somebody that has some nice cuts.

I dont want to play chess with you.. :)

Sent this to Techniflora: I would have called, but then I would have to type it down and chit.. Not sure if this the right department for this question. Anyways here's goes.. me and a few grower buddies are trying to figgure out how much % sulfur is in your product, For example GH lists...

I like the array of salts, I do like that about the label.. There isn't any sulfur percentage listed.. For example FloraNova Bloom is 2% sulfur from the G.A. For my own curiosity, I should call Techniflora about sulfur content. When I add up all the numbers from the sulfur salts its only...

Without even looking at the link I would say that MG is in higher demand because the chlorophyl needs it.

Wow, nice find, I'd be willing to try that.. look at all the sulfur salts in there.

FFOF should have an adequate amount of organic matter in it, I would be careful adding too much fertilizer, literally the more organic matter you have in your soil the better the uptake of nutrients especially in regard to N, thats why you really dont need much as you have observed. Suggested...

If your fertilizer has a high percentage of sulfur in the G.A. relative to other fertilizers you should be ok.

hahah, what the fuck is it with dildos in cars?.. My buddy is a mechanic, customer complained that her seat wouldn't go back. Well a little looking and they find a dildo jammed up in the rail. Customer walks back into the shop later asking what was the problem, he goes up to her with the...

Heh, I want to figgure out this problem, I'm supposed to be very familiar with cultivar. So back to basics.. -Most plant problems are usually from soil problems. As high as 80%, or so my botany instructors tell me. -Cold soil temps can look like PK problems in cannabis. I had a problem...

I would check your soil temps with a thermometer, especially if it sits on a cold slab. The reason is simple, low soil temps can make a plant look like it has PK problems, you really want something in the mid to high 70's for you soil temp. I've had a similar problem lately I put my clones...

Look on the bright side, or learn from my mistake.. I almost got a felony out of letting my anger get the best of me, for something that he did to piss me off. I pulled him out of the car, busted out his windows with my elbow. Yeah.. NOT GOOD. Not cool having 3 cops drag me off to jail...

Out of curiosity, what lucky lady is getting dusted? And whos the daddy? Or.. P1+P2.. ?

You still get little round brown seeds, with some black spots on em. Regular pollen dusted to fem'ed female will give you standard seeds.

Roughy the same kind I have.. B/W. http://www.hydrogalaxy.com/pots-containers/black-white-pe-688601-black-white-pe-grow-bags-1-gal-pack-of-100/?gclid=CPH_yOG1mcwCFZFufgodGnIKdg +1 for the endorsement for burlap. You can get big ones for cheap. I think its a bit hard for the roots to get...

If you look at the construction of a grow bag vs a regular garbage bag its different. Grow bags are white on the outside and black on the inside, and they have holes in them. And usually the grow bag is thicker. Exact mils' I'm not sure of but it seems thicker than the typical construction...

I do the same thing, I'll have a tray of different strains, but they all get the same dad.

Absolutely.. Instead of just pumping out flowers, I'm totally addicted to thinking of the new cultivars I could be creating. Like GSC for example, great smoke, lame yield. And theres some GG4 hybrids putting out good yield.. I'm looking for a cultivar that is good and heavy :).

I have a labeling machine, and a barcode reader. I lost a few labels, and I had to give the "unknowns" away. Either way Its a small investment if you're going to mess around with breeding, bad labeling or lost labels is a headache.

I tried it many years ago 2008 ish the blue/purple lights, I was not impressed. The technology has evolved and I'm looking at some COB lights, I dont know if its there yet for grows over 100 sq foot, but the smaller grows look impressive.